The Minnesota Daily

Anarchy in the Twin Cities

by Grace Gouker
Published September 9, 2010

This year's fair will have a diverse selection, but no governmental interference.

CD roundup — Satisfying returns from two beloved bands

by Andrew Penkalski
Published September 9, 2010

Oughts darlings Interpol find redemption while The Walkmen make a cozy record for the impending Autumn.

Country talk with Jim Lauderdale

by Mark Brenden
Published August 10, 2010

Country music’s behind-the-scenes man reflects on the endangered state of honky tonk. Lauderdale will appear at the State Fair later this month.

Stone Temple Pilots: Don’t call it a comeback

by Raghav Mehta
Published August 10, 2010

A&E recounts the sun-kissed grunge rockers long and winding career and talks to bassist Robert DeLeo before their Minneapolis show this Friday.

A week on the Fringe

by Raghav Mehta
Published August 10, 2010

The 16th annual Twin Cities Fringe Festival is already in full swing and features more than 150 shows, taking place all over Twin Cities area.

A very human “Nature”

by Mark Brenden
Published August 10, 2010

The outdoor “walking play” documents the lives of Ralph Waldo Emerson and Henry David Thoreau in the kept wilderness of the Minnesota Landscape Arboretum.

Wherefore art thou, Chromeo?

by Mark Brenden
Published August 3, 2010

The electrofunk sensations take on First Ave. this weekend.

Eat your art out

by Raghav Mehta
Published August 3, 2010

The Uptown Art Fair will feature more than 300 artists, live music, food and a bike valet.

Wavves: Don’t believe the hype

by Raghav Mehta
Published August 3, 2010

The slacker-surf creation of Nathan Williams might not be all his creation.

A cure for the Summertime Blues

by Mark Brenden
Published August 3, 2010

Rogue Valley’s hard-rocking but still folk-calmed LP “The Bookseller’s House” is about summertime and is set to be released next week.

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