Tickets go on sale this week for Suzy Bogguss, Disney on Ice, Rachael Yamagata and Nurse John

Other shows include Mannheim Steamroller Christmas, Hippo Campus, “Les Miserables” and Jeffrey Foucault.

The Minnesota Star Tribune
July 24, 2024 at 10:00AM
Singer-songwriter Rachael Yamagata comes to Minneapolis' Cedar Cultural Center Oct. 19. (Chris Pizzello)

8 a.m. Friday

Jeffrey Foucault, Dec. 10 at Parkway in Mpls. $25-$35. theparkwaytheater.com.

9 a.m. Friday

Allman Betts Family Revival, Dec. 1 at State in Mpls. axs.com

10 a.m. Friday

Obi Original & Room3, Aug. 25 at Dakota in Mpls. $20-$25. dakotacooks.com. ... Davina & the Vagabonds, Aug. 31 at Dakota. $40-$45. ... Kehlani, Sept. 4 at Armory in Mpls. ticketmaster.com. ... Gillian Welch and David Rawlings, Sept. 9-10 at Fitzgerald in St. Paul. axs.com. ... Andrew Walesch & His Orchestra, Sept. 14 at Dakota. $35-$40. ... Hippo Campus, Sept. 19 at First Avenue in Mpls. $40-$45. ... axs.com. ... M. Ward, Sept. 21 at Fine Line in Mpls. $30-$50. axs.com. ... Gatecreeper, Oct. 8 at Fine Line. $25-$40. ... Drug Church, Oct. 17 at Fine Line. $23-$38. ... Rachael Yamagata, Oct. 19 at Cedar in Mpls. $30. axs.com. ... Nurse John, Oct. 25 at Pantages in Mpls. $42-$52. hennepinarts.org. ... Fit for an Autopsy, Nov. 12 at Varsity in Mpls. ticketmaster.com. ... Suzy Bogguss, Nov. 13 at Dakota. $35-$45. ... Mannheim Steamroller Christmas, Nov. 16-17 at Mystic Lake in Prior Lake. ticketmaster.com. ... “Les Miserables,” Nov. 19-Dec. 1 at Orpheum in Mpls. $40-$159. hennepinarts.org. ... Disney on Ice, Nov. 21-23 at Xcel in St. Paul. ticketmaster.com. ... Mark Ambor, Nov. 22 at Fine Line. $29.50. ... The Last Revel, Dec. 14 at First Avenue. $20-$25.

11 a.m. Friday

Lusine and Yppah, Nov. 4 at 7th St. Entry. $20-$25.

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