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Let l’étoile plan your weekend! This weekend is so packed with art openings and live music that we can barely contain it. But we’re most excited about variety – variety shows, that is. Friday is Wade Boggs Wicked Boston Baked Bash at the Turf Club, a variety show featuring Marijuana Deathsquads, Har Mar Superstar and more. Then on Sunday, Bryant-Lake Bowl hosts “SENSATION,” a Jaime Carrera-curated variety show inspired by the classic ’80s TV show Solid Gold. You can also eat, drink and be merry at Friday’s Gastro Non Grata foodie-meets-rock ‘n roll variety show.
xo-l’étoile
THURSDAY, APRIL 19TH
“Isohyet; Isopleth” & “Seven Billion”
@ Minneapolis Institute of Arts
MAEP Galleries
2400 3rd Avenue S
Minneapolis
7-9pm / FREE
The Minnesota Artists Exhibition Program (MAEP) hosts not one but two simultaneous opening receptions at the MIA this Thurdsay. “Ishoyet; Isopleth” is a collaborative installation by Minneapolis artists Katelyn Farstad and David Frohlich that explores what happens when different work styles are merged in a single exhibit. Referencing a meteorological term for lines drawn on a map to connect points that share similar data, the two artists interpret ideas about connected ideas, idle time and desperation through an intriguing body of work that ranges from paintings to digital constructs. Also opening is “Seven Billion,” the first of three planned collections by the painter and installation artist Gregory Fitz. Utilizing simple materials such as foam and chipboard, Fitz creates neon landscapes, paintings made to resemble Ansel Adams photographs, and cinder-block sculptures in a response to the aesthetic focus of modern art and architecture and the obsession with craft and presentation inherent in so much modern art. -Anthony Enright
A Night of Bad Art
@ Walker Art Center
1750 Hennepin Avenue
Minneapolis
5-9pm / FREE
Kids today. It’s always “subversive art” this and “challenge the status quo” that. We wish they’d stop reminding us just how much cooler they are than we were at their age. Unfortunately, that won’t be happening anytime soon, as the Walker Art Center Teen Arts Council (WACTAC) will be taking over the institution this Thursday to present A Night of Bad Art. Inspired by the king of poor taste, John Waters (who recently curated the Walker’s exhibition “Absentee Landlord”), the teen council has assembled a ragtag group of trouble-making artists, all locals between the ages of 14 and 21. There are rumblings of “mischievous play” and “unexpected visual interventions,” and the McGuire Theater will play host to a bawdy cabaret act. Come prepared, expect the unexpected, and support these rebels with a cause. -Beth Hammarlund
Click HERE for the Walker Art Center site
THURSDAY, APRIL 19TH
“Death to Prom” Fundraiser
@ Jetset
115 1st Street N
Minneapolis
5:30-8:30pm / All Ages / FREE
Start your weekend off right at the launch party and fundraiser for Death to Prom, a narrative film project based in Minneapolis by Matt Stenerson and Jeremy Wilker. Centering around two best friends whose lives become very real when they end up in a dramatic love triangle over a classmate, the to-be-completed film loaded with the glamour and attitude of The Devil Wears Prada with the heart of a Molly Ringwald flick from the John Hughes era. Meet the cast (which includes beguiling Minneapolis ex-pat Hina Khan) and crew at the intimate party and try your luck at the raffle for prizes in over $1,000 in value from Honeycomb Salon, ID inside design, Intelligent Nutrients, martinpatrick3, and more, with proceeds going to fund the film. It’s an ultra fab way to support local film. RSVP to matt@deathtoprom.com to attend or donate to the film’s Kickstarter campaign at www.kickstarter.com. -Stefani Arden
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THURSDAY, APRIL 19TH
Clustercuss vs. “Baraka”
@ Red Stag Supperclub
501 1st Avenue NE
Minneapolis
10pm / All Ages / FREE
Kick off the weekend with a live set from improvisational instrumental collective Clustercuss as part of their April residency at the Red Stag. Featuring Brian Nanoff, Matthew Sandstedt, Alan Church, Evan Fox, and Charlie B. Ward, the group plays behind or in front of projected films, layering bass, electric guitar, percussion and effects to create innovative, interactive performances. This week’s film is Baraka, an incredible documentary film containing images of 24 countries from 6 continents – from natural landscapes, people at prayer, indigenous peoples dancing to the destruction of nature, poverty, rand rapid urban life. -Jahna Peloquin
Click HERE for the Red Stag site
CONTINUING DAILY
Minneapolis-St. Paul International Film Festival
@ St. Anthony Main Theater
115 SE Main Street
Minneapolis
Various times / $9-11 for individual films (multi-film passes available)
Springtime in Minnesota means two things. Basically two months of unpredictable bipolar weather, and a whole lotta films of a whole lotta shapes and sizes (from a whole lotta places) passing by St. Anthony Main’s beautiful Riverside, a lush place with a gorgeous downtown view that, in my life, is as cinematic as anything shown inside the Main’s classic theater. The frustration of film festivals is that so much of everything is a gamble, with an expansive list of short and feature films (280 this year) threatening to cancel each other out. It’s a box of chocolates where your best-guess purchases might land you with a handful of subpar fruit-filled pieces, or a bunch of delightfully nutty and succulent winners. Among your best bets this year are Bobcat Goldthwaite in attendance for his pitch-black comedy (and follow-up to the hilariously irreverent World’s Greatest Dad) God Bless America; The Extraordinary Voyage, about the restoration of Georges Melies’ A Trip to the Moon; The Dreileben Trilogy, a three-film thriller (from three different directors) in the manner of the Red Riding trilogy; King Curling, a comedy – about, um, curling – from Norway; I’m Carolyn Parker: The Good, the Mad, and the Beautiful, a Hurricane Katrina documentary by Jonathan Demme (The Silence of the Lambs); and a modern-day adaptation of Homer by avant-garde darling Guy Maddin, Keyhole. For a full calendar and tickets, visit www.mspfilmfest.org. -Niles Schwartz
Click HERE for the Minneapolis-St. Paul Film Festival site
FRIDAY, APRIL 20TH
No. 8: A Benefit Art Auction for Midway Contemporary Art
@ Aria at the Jeune Lune
105 N 1st Street
Minneapolis
7pm for VIP, 8pm for General Admission / VIP Auction $125, General Admission $25
Midway Contemporary Art is constantly bringing national and international art to Minneapolis, and it’s time to thank them for everything that they do. In addition to stunning art exhibitions, Midway regularly hosts film events and artist talks. But perhaps most spectacularly, their art research library is free and open to the public. It’s rare that you can call something unique, but Midway absolutely qualifies. It is truly a one-of-a-kind institution. Expect plenty of amazing art to be available for auction, but don’t be deterred if you’re not a high roller. The evening is a great excuse to take in some fantastic art and mingle with fellow art patrons in the beautiful Jeune Lune theater. -Beth Hammarlund
Click HERE for the Midway Contemporary Art site
FRIDAY, APRIL 20TH
“Pretty Hard: Flora Says Goodbye to Minneapolis”
@ Cult Status Gallery
2913 Harriet Avenue S
Minneapolis
7pm–1am / FREE
The bad news? We’re losing another one of our stellar local artists to Oakland. The good news? You’re invited to the going away bash! Tonight, join street artist Flora (AKA Martzia Thometz) for her first solo show that also doubles as her last show in Minneapolis. Her latest work tackles the issues of what traits are deemed “un-lady-like” in current culture and the pressures of being heard in a male-dominate scene. The Flora takes center stage, the show is rounded out by pieces by her street artist pals Ergot, Hbak, Oter, TCB, Biafra Inc and music by local punk rockers Night Crusade. -Juleana Enright
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FRIDAY, APRIL 20TH
Gastro Non Grata: Pre-Earth Day Confection Carousel
@ Triple Rock Social Club
629 Cedar Avenue
Minneapolis
8:30pm doors, 9:30pm show / 21+ / $8 adv, $12 door
Your mother likely forced you to finish your vegetables before you ate dessert, but we have it on good authority that Mother Earth would never, ever be so cruel. The glorious mash-up of food and music that is Gastro Non Grata returns with a Pre-Earth Day celebration that’s sure to satisfy your sweet tooth. The Gastro folks are poaching three of the Twin Cities’ most talented pastry chefs for a “carousel” of delicious desserts. Dustan Pinlac of Levain, Christian Aldrich of Haute Dish and Michelle Gayer of Salty Tart Bakery (a recent James Beard nominee!) will be amping up your sugar high and teasing your taste buds with delectable treats. Music via honey voiced locals Cactus Blossoms, followed by the sweet sounds of Heavy Deeds and Michael Gaughan’s Little Dog on Top of a Big Dog. Lagunitas Brewery will be pairing each course with an accompanying brew, and it appears that some rare and exceptional kegs may be tapped (beer geeks line up now). As usual it’s not all for dessert lovers, the hallowed Dead Meat Door Prize is intact so you may take a big hunk of meat from Clancey’s Meat and Fish home. Gastro Non Grata’s events are a wonderfully unpretentious way to sample some of the city’s best food with cool music and a laid-back atmosphere, so come celebrate an early Earth day and taste the sweet bounty of spring! -Anthony Enright
Click HERE for the Gastro Non Grata site
FRIDAY, APRIL 20TH
Wade Boggs Wicked Boston Baked Bash
@ Turf Club
1601 University Avenue
9pm doors / 21+ / Cover TBD
Friday’s party at the Turf Club is a celebration of all things Boston, baseball, baked beans, and general awesomeness. This “variety show” features lots of Twin Cities favorites. Improvisational noisemakers Marijuana Deathsquads will present “the Boston Massacre,” with a no doubt slaying interpretation of the 1770 historical event. Artist, musician and sometime-rapper Michael Gaughan is performing as “Marty O’Brien, the messenger of violence within the Boston Irish Mafia” – whatever that means, it’s sure to be hilarious. Just in from L.A. is Har Mar Superstar, doing a Boston-themed karaoke set as his Boston doppelganger “Weird Boggs.” The party parallels between Har Mar and Boston baseball legend Wade Boggs are uncanny – Boggs was once rumored to have drank 60 to 70 beers in one sitting. If that wasn’t enough, surf-pop trio Baby Boys with be playing a 20-minute version of the Cheers theme song Leisure Bird and Gayng member Jake Luck helping out. There will be Boston-based trivia “with prizes,” and DJs Plain Old Bill, and Jonathan Ackerman will spin the Boston Beat down between sets; free jailhouse Bruins tattoos by P.O.S. (?!); clam chowder and Boston baked bean treats; Boston cream pie and Tea Party shot specials; and visuals by Playatta. This is sure to be the most raucous party of the spring, at least what we remember of it. -Danielle Morris
FRIDAY, APRIL 20TH
Off The Record Presents VIII: Ghostband, Enola Gay, Teenage Strangler
@ Hell’s Kitchen
80 S 9th Street
Minneapolis
10pm / 18+ / $5
Radio K’s Off The Record – showcasing bleeding-edge local music since the early ’90s – presents the eighth in a bi-monthly concert series at Hell’s Kitchen in downtown Minneapolis. The theme for tonight: messed-up noisetronica. Jon Davis’ Ghostband sounds like the unholy union of Sun Ra and Einsturzende Neubaten; his improvised sound collages, based around cut-up beats and found-sound samples, weave and dodge minimalistically, creating bleak but highly engaging soundscapes. Openers Enola Gay, while sporting the same love of cut ‘n paste samples, have a far more move-your-ass sensibility. Formed from the ashes of the Chelsea Boys, the band sports a dance-floor influence that comes from their love of big, colorful beats and electronic sound clusters. The sole guitar band of the evening, Teenage Strangler, sport a feedback-laden sound not a million miles off from early ’90s heroin-pop, the Venn Diagram criss-cross of Spacemen 3 and Sonic Youth. It looks to be a great night of experimental music. -Jon Hunt
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FRIDAY, APRIL 20TH
Mother of Fire Release Party
@ Nicholas Edward Hall
(warehouse in back alley behind Joe’s Garage)
1610 Harmon Place
Minneapolis
9pm / $5
Okay, so “ritual swamp trance” might not be the most common of genres, but doesn’t it sound brilliant? Tonight, don’t miss the release party for Feral Children, the latest record from hard-and-heavy locals Mother of Fire. The trio’s hypnotic violin-bass-drums combo reminds us of early Sonic Youth, ’70s proto-metal-ers High Tide and a more experimental Rasputina. Catch sets from garage-stomp punk rockers the Blind Shake, Minneapolis guitar vet Paul Metzger, the Soaking Rasps (featuring Marcus Lunkenheimer of Skoal Kodiak) and tunes from DJ Soft Abuse. -Juleana Enright
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FRIDAY, APRIL 20TH
Wants Vs. Needs
@ The Record Room at First Avenue
701 1st Avenue N
Minneapolis
10pm / 21+ / $5
All right, sure, there’s a slew of dance parties around town ever weekend, but the monthly Wants Vs. Needs is nothing to scoff at. Though they won’t have a hologram Tupac, the ultra-talented crew of Wants vs. Needs DJs Petey Wheatstraw, Espada, Anton, Booka B and So Gold guarantee a no-frills night of hip-hop, disco, and R&B that should appeal to vinyl heads and those simply looking to get their groove on alike. Rally up your dancing crew – this is the dance party to hit on Friday night.
Click HERE for the First Avenue site
FRIDAY, APRIL 20TH
Lovemelt Wedding Celebration
@ Varsity Theater
1308 4th Street SE
Minneapolis
8pm doors, 8:30pm show / $10 suggested donation
Turning your wedding reception into an open-to-the-public mega-bash may seem unusual, but newlyweds and longtime couple Hal and Kara Lovemelt (better known as the animated video design duo Playatta) are nothing if not extraordinary. Inspired by a shared dream to complete a full stage show, collaborate artistically onstage, and celebrate with their artistic community, the Lovemelt Wedding Celebration was born. The story of their love will be told by painters, video artists, dancers, and aerialists in a stage show at 8:30pm, followed followed by a night of dancing and interactive video magic by Playatta and DJs Dachary Zoo and Paul Fret. You can still support them by donating to the event’s Kickstarter campaign. -Jahna Peloquin
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SATURDAY, APRIL 21ST
“This Old Mouse”
@ Tarnish & Gold
349 13th Avenue NE
Minneapolis
6-10pm / FREE
The folks over at Tarnish & Gold have a new idea for that outdated laptop or clunky CPU that’s clogging up your storage unit; make it into art! Ok, maybe you shouldn’t make it into art, that sort of thing is likely best left to the professionals. (First, because yours is bound to look like a MST3K cast member; and second, because unintentionally releasing heavy metals = bad.) Working together with local electronic recycling company OceanTech, the gallery has invited artists to raid the company warehouse for raw materials and create work that illustrates the theme of artistic recycling and re-use. The exhibit setup is interactive with patrons invited to vote for their favorite piece. The popular favorite will be awarded with a (presumably new and functional) laptop. The event will also include education about the importance of electronics recycling and tips on proper procedures. We love the idea of using art and creativity to remind that the devices we use every day have both a working life and a larger life cycle, it’s a perfect Earth Day message in an entertaining package. -Anthony Enright
Click HERE for the Tarnish & Gold Gallery site
SATURDAY, APRIL 21ST
Accountants’ New Year at Fox Tax
@ Fox Tax Service
503 1st Avenue NE
Minneapolis
6-10pm / All Ages / FREE
Taxes are over, hooray! (That is, unless you got an extension.) That means it’s time for the fab Fox Tax crew to celebrate the end of a very busy tax season. Accountants and regular tax-payers alike are invited to celebrate the group’s first night off at their in-house gallery space, where you have one last chance to check out the “Entanglement” collage-based art exhibition before it closes. Mingle with local artists and accountants as you appreciate good art – and good company. -Stefani Arden
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SATURDAY, APRIL 21ST
Record Store Day
Hymie’s Vintage Records
3280 E Lake Street
Minneapolis
Block party starts at 10:30am / All Ages / FREE
Electric Fetus
2000 4th Avenue S
Minneapolis
Music starts at 11am / All Ages / FREE
Yeti Records
3506 Nicollet Avenue S
Minneapolis
Opens at 9am, music starts at 1pm / All Ages / FREE
Fifth Element
2411 Hennepin Avenue S
Minneapolis
Ah, Record Store Day – that glorious 24-hour fest of vinyl nerdery embodied, when record labels bring out exclusive physical media to have and hold and for one day we pretend (gleefully) that iTunes and electronic media don’t exist, or at least matter a heck of a lot less than the joy of flipping through records and finding that beautifully rare slab. Hymie’s Vintage is throwing a gigantic block party, a kind of rock and roll circus with local artists and community groups, giveaways and 14 bands, including the Brian Just Band, Night Moves, Is/Is and the Goondas. Electric Fetus also has great local bands including Heartbeats, Nightingales, Howler and Eric Hutchinson, and food trucks in the back lot, as well as an array of sales, deals and discounts. And Yeti Records on Nicollet has bands starting at 1pm including Magic Castles, Marijuana Deathsquads and Leisure Birds. Rhymesayers’ record store Fifth Element will also be having special guest artist employees, free food, mix-and-match deals and specials, and Rhymesayers DJs all day. Support your local record store and shop on Record Store Day! -Jon Hunt
Click HERE for the Record Store Day site
SATURDAY, APRIL 21ST
Aesthetic Apparatus $5 Scratch & Dent Sale
@ Aesthetic Apparatus
2215 Snelling Avenue
Minneapolis
Noon-midnight / All Ages / FREE
Are you looking to spruce up your place for summer? Well, the perfect poster pickin’ Saturday afternoon awaits when Minneapolis’ favorite under the radar, award-winning design mega studio Aesthetic Apparatus hosts their annual $5 scratch & Dent Sale. Stop by all day Saturday and stock up on $5 concert posters and art prints that usually go for $20. These original works are one-of-a-kind-amazing, and set at a stellar price. Wear your dancing shoes, because later in the evening, (around 7-ish) the Aesthetic Apparatus Super Party shall commence with food, refreshments and live music by the Evening Rig, a self-described “beer-soaked rock ‘n roll” band that is guaranteed to kill it. -Stefani Arden
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SATURDAY, APRIL 21ST
“Isaac Arvold: Second Hand Emotion”
@ CO Exhibitions
1101 Stinson Boulevard NE
Minneapolis
7-10pm / FREE
Secondhand news tells us Minneapolis ex-pat artist Isaac Arvold’s turned his lemons into lemonade. Though his three-year body of work – two notebooks of illustrations made while on the road with Atmosphere – was stolen earlier this year, Arvold has transformed his recreations of these illustrations into 48 mixed media paintings, panels of which connect as murals – a metaphor for Arvold’s revisited, reconnected thoughts and reflections on his life that have been rebuilt piece by piece. Additional large-scale paintings and illustrations will also be featured in the exhibit, as well as select collaborations with performers, filmmakers, and other creatives. Following Saturday’s reception, the gallery will continue to display the murals through May 20 for Art-A-Whirl. -Meg Junkermeier
Click HERE for the CO Exhibitions site
SATURDAY, APRIL 21ST
The Great Twin Cities Poetry Read
@ Hamline University
Klas Center – Kay Fredericks Room
Snelling Avenue N & W Taylor Avenue
St Paul
7pm / All Ages / FREE
Celebrate the final weekend of National Poetry Month at the third Annual Great Twin Cities Poetry Read. This is the place to be for those who pen prose and poem alike. Join “30 or so” poets at Hamline University’s Klas Center as they use their words to bare their hearts and expose their very souls’ essences as intoned text. The highly-credentialed list of poets in attendance includes musician/author Dylan Hicks, short storyist John Jodzio and KFAI host Lynette Reini-Grandell, to name but a few. The poems read at the GTCPR are later anthologized – along with essays, reviews, interviews, comics, and other prose about poetry by poets – in the Poetry City, USA series. -Rob Callahan
Click HERE for the Facebook Page
SATURDAY, APRIL 21ST
Dial-Up Album Release Show w/ Phantom Tails & Buffalo Moon
@ Kitty Cat Klub
313 14th Avenue SE
Minneapolis
9pm / 21+ / $5
Dial-Up have a cool indie rock sensibility tempered by a love of slightly twee kraut-electronica — imagine Pavement + Cut Copy, maybe, with some absolutely great songwriting. The a-side of Landline, the band’s forthcoming LP (available to listen to on their Bandcamp page) is filled to bursting with killer hooks and great, skittering melodies, highlighted by “Metal,” which should be, in a perfect world, a gigantic hit on the Current. Openers Phantom Tails have a new video for their track “Young Rapture” making the rounds – and as ever, their blend of slightly sinister electronic pop greatly intrigues. Rounding out the lineup are Buffalo Moon, which sport some magnificent South American influences akin to an indie-rock version of Gilberto Gil. -Jon Hunt
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SATURDAY, APRIL 20TH
A. Wolf and Her Claws Album Release Show
@ Cedar Cultural Center
416 Cedar Avenue S
Minneapolis
7pm doors / 18+ / $10-$12
Local singer-songwriter Aby Wolf has been busy as of late collaborating and adding her special touch to many genres of the Minneapolis music scene. From hip hop to jazz to avant-garde experimental, her latest incarnation shows her spreading her wings even further. A. Wolf and Her Claws is an electro-pop project that is challenging as it is tuneful, with different musical textures combine to create something that is almost lush and minimal, filled out with crisp beats and whirring vocal harmonies. On Saturday, the band, which also features drummer Joey Van Philips, keyboardist/vocalist Linnea Mohn, and synth/programmer Jesse Whitney, celebrates their debut release. String-heavy, darkly moody and experimental three-piece Brute Heart open. -Danielle Morris
Click HERE for the Cedar Cultural Center site
SATURDAY, APRIL 21ST
Hands High: April’s Spring Fling Edition
@ Honey
205 E Hennepin Avenue
Minneapolis
10pm / 21+ / $5
Put yo hands up in the air… again! Hands High celebrates the coming of spring with another fist raisin’, booty shakin’, groove-worthy dance installation at Northeast’s staple danceteria, Honey. Get down and dirty with Get Cryphy DJ Plain Ole Bill and DJ Fundo as they spins the hottest hip-hop and R&B grooves all night through.
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SUNDAY, APRIL 22ND
“SENSATION”
@ Bryant-Lake Bowl Theater
810 W Lake Street
Minneapolis
7pm / All Ages / $10-$15
If anyone could revive Solid Gold – yes, the very TV pop show that defined an era and got America groovin’ – it’s performance artist master Jaime Carrera. Fulfilling his life-long dream, Carrera curates the BLB hosted “SENSATION” featuring the flair of modern dancer Joanna Furnans, drag queen extraordinaire Barbie Q, performance artist Fiona MacNeill, local “rock & roll chanteuse” Audra Tracy, choreographers Kristin Van Loon and Chris Schlichting, plus special guests. Expect ’80s-style debauchery, over-the-top glam and vintage dance moves as electric as you remember them, even if you don’t remember them. Dress your in your best Solid Gold-inspired look. Can’t make this week’s performance? Catch it again next Sunday, disco ball and all. -Juleana Enright
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SUNDAY, APRIL 22ND
MODE: April 2012 Edition
@ Honey
205 E Hennepin Avenue
Minneapolis
10pm / 21+ / $3
Focusing on sub-sonics and left field beats, monthly techno night MODE combines some of the Twin Cities’ top DJs for the makings of a laidback, atmospheric Sunday night out. This month’s lineup includes UP ROCK, a St. Paul-based trio that create bass heavy, dub sound system-inspired, body-rock-style hip hop that’s full of textured, low-slung rhythms; a Sinefield Showcase featuring the crew’s up-and-coming roster of like-minded club DJ/producers Enron Hubbard, Tennis Rodman and Nueport; and Heavy Arms AKA HVYRMS playing lazer-bassed dubstep rhythms alongside some of techno’s finest anthems from back in the day. Rails are $4 and ladies if you hop in before 11 p.m. you won’t pay a dime for admission.
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SUNDAY, APRIL 22ND
Is/Is Tour Kickoff Show w/ Gospel Gossip, 28 Degrees Taurus & Night Fruit
@ Kitty Cat Klub
315 14th Avenue SE
Minneapolis
8:30pm / 21+ / FREE
Sweet-but-sassy rock trio Is/Is is leaving Minneapolis with their girly grunge tunes for a national tour. Say sayonara to the band, have a few drinks and bang your head to the ethereal, darkly moody “witch-gaze” melodies laced with layered guitar riffs unexpected for a group of girls so seemingly docile. Traveling all the way from Boston to open is the hypnotic, yet ambient 28 Degrees Taurus who are pegged for their energetic shows. Also opening will be female-led indie pop trio Night Fruit and the psychedelic, emotionally-stinging Gospel Gossip. -Meg Junkermeier
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Editor in Chief: Jahna Peloquin / Contributors: Juleana Enright, Jahna Peloquin, Stefani Arden, Anthony Enright, Danielle Morris, Rob Callahan, Jon Hunt, Niles Schwartz, Meg Junkermeier
