Tickets go on sale this week for the Front Bottoms, Jon Pardi and the Empty Pockets.

Other shows include Stephen Wilson Jr., the New Standards, Shaboozey and Tycho.

The Minnesota Star Tribune
June 26, 2024 at 10:00AM

10 a.m. Wednesday

Point North, Sept. 30 at Fine Line in Mpls. $25-$27. axs.com. ... Foil Arms & Hog, March 13 at Fitzgerald in St. Paul. $42.50. axs.com.

11 a.m. Wednesday

Dogpark, Nov. 22 at 7th St. Entry in Mpls. $20-$25. axs.com. ... Cloud Nothings, Nov. 29 at 7th St. Entry. $26-$30.

10 a.m. Thursday

Stephen Wilson Jr., Oct. 19 at Varsity in Mpls. ticketmaster.com.

11 a.m. Thursday

The Front Bottoms, Sept. 21 at Fillmore in Mpls. ticketmaster.com.

8 a.m. Friday

Peter Antoniou, Aug. 16 at Parkway in Mpls. $25-$30. theparkwaytheater.com. ... Chris Davies & the Afterparty, Aug. 20 at Parkway. $15-$20. ... Nasser Al-Rayess, Aug. 23 at Parkway. $25-$60. ... American Authors, Oct. 17 at Parkway. $30-$50. ... The Empty Pockets, Dec. 3 at Parkway. $20-$25.

9 a.m. Friday

Allegra Krieger and Greg Mendez, Oct. 24 at 7th St. Entry. $18. ... gavn!, Dec. 7 at 7th St. Entry. $18-$20.

10 a.m. Friday

Nachito Herrera, July 20 at Dakota in Mpls. $40-$50. dakotacooks.com. ... Jon Cleary, Aug. 4 at Dakota. $35-$45. ... Jon Pardi, Aug. 28 at State Fair Grandstand in Falcon Heights. $44-$88. etix.com. ... Nikki Hill Band, Sept. 1 at Dakota. $25-$35. ... The New Standards, Sept. 6 at Dakota. $30-$50. ... Shaboozey, Sept. 9 at First Avenue in Mpls. $22.50-$30. axs.com. ... Marquis Hill, Sept. 18 at Dakota. $30-$40. ... Soul Coughing, Sept. 24 at First Avenue. $45. ... The Wldlfe, Sept. 24 at Fine Line. $20-$35. ... Coin, Oct. 2 at Fillmore. ... Melt, Oct. 5 at Turf in St. Paul. $20-$25. axs.com. ... Kate Bollinger, Oct. 7 at 7th St. Entry. $20. ... New Hope Club, Oct. 8 at 7th St. Entry. $20.50-$25.50. ... Vundabar, Nov. 8 at Amsterdam. $22-$27. ... Ashley Cooke, Nov. 9 at Fine Line. $21.50-$46.50. ... Craig Finn, Nov. 16 at Fitzgerald. ... Tycho, Nov. 16 at First Avenue. $45.

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