Curiocity Interview: Bruce Hall Of 'REO Speedwagon'
Bruce Hall, the bassist for mega-rock band REO Speedwagon, took some time to chat with us about the band's history, life on the road and about their upcoming show at Mystic Lake Casino.
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Bruce Hall, the bassist for mega-rock band REO Speedwagon, took some time to chat with us about the band's history, life on the road and about their upcoming show at Mystic Lake Casino.
Thousands of country music fans have taken over downtown Minneapolis in anticipation of tonight's first-ever concert at Target Field.
The concert started as the largest gathering of sweaty people in the state of Minnesota, but that changed in about a minute, when the temperature dropped 12 degrees as rains came through.
Mat Kearney grew up in Eugene, Ore., but he told thousands of music lovers at the Cities 97 Basilica Block Party that Minnesota has a special place in his heart.
More than 30,000 people are expected to attend the 18th annual Basilica Block Party in downtown Minneapolis. And with temperatures reaching 100 degrees, precautions are being taken.
The Lumineers, a folk group based out of Denver, Colo., is riding the success of its highly-anticipated self-titled album released in April. This weekend, they're bringing the folk to Minnesota's Basilica Block Party.
"Take This Waltz" is the only movie I've seen starring Seth Rogen that I didn't enjoy.
This week we're going back to a classic cuisine -- roast beef. But this isn't just some stale, old beef at a fast food restaurant -- this is slow-cooked, tender, juicy -- and healthy -- roast beef from Bloomy's.
Target Field will be seeing a lot of cowboy hats this weekend instead of baseball caps.
The weather's been beastly hot for the last few days. Whether or not it stays that way through the rest of July, there are plenty of options at the Twin Cities' rep and art houses to keep you indoors and out of the sun.
A long, long, long, long, long time ago, they made a series of Spider-Man movies. And now they're starting over again. Oh wait, the first installment of the previous series came out only 10 years ago.
The reviews are pretty wildly mixed on Magic Mike, the new roman à clef on Channing Tatum's once-disreputable-now-vanguard previous career as a stripper.
Lynn Shelton, the writer-director of Your Sister's Sister, is quick to share credit. She hands her quartet of co-stars the rather curious (and prominent) credit "Creative Consultants."
There's been much fanfare over the Rolling Stones' 50th anniversary, despite the fact that they have yet to announce a tour or album.
Crime dramas are pretty popular in our United States. And I imagine it's probably impossible to print the titles of every Law & Order episode onto a piece of paper that fits into the known (and possibly expanding) universe.
