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SUMMARY:Cornbread 99
DESCRIPTION:Doors open at 5:30 PM for Dinner and Drink Service.\n\n\nCornbread Harris – the first live recording performance for Cornbread 99\nBlues legend Cornbread Harris to record new live album at age 99 Fresh from being inducted into the Minnesota Music Hall of Fame\, the unstoppable 99-year-old blues musician Cornbread Harris will record a new live album with his band over two performances at Crooners. Cornbread and Friends will perform at Crooners on Wednesday\, September 2\, and Wednesday\, October 7. Recordings from those performances will be combined to make “Cornbread 99”\, which will be celebrated with a record release party and performance on December 16. You do not want to miss this! Get your tickets now and be part of these historic recordings! \nJames Samuel “Cornbread” Harris Sr: Piano and Vocal \nScott Soule: Bass and Vocal \nDouglas Hill: Drums \nRocco Bolero: Guitar \nSteve Clarke: Tenor and Soprano Saxophones\, cat herding \nMaurice Jacox: Alto sax and Vocal \nBobby Jay: Trumpet \nNathan Berry: Trombone \nJames Samuel “Cornbread” Harris\, Sr. is a 99-year-old Minnesota music legend who has been entertaining audiences since World War II. He performs an eclectic mix of blues\, jazz\, and ballads\, and is a founding father of the Minneapolis Sound. \nVisit with Cornbread.
URL:https://soundminnesota.com/event/cornbread-99/
LOCATION:Main Stage Showroom\, 6161 Hwy 65 NE\, Minneapolis\, MN\, 55432\, United States
CATEGORIES:Live Music
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SUMMARY:Happy Birthday\, Pops! with the Southside Aces
DESCRIPTION:Doors will open at 5:30 PM for Dinner and Drink Service.\n\n\nSouthside Aces Celebrate Louis Armstrong\nThis year we celebrate the 125th anniversary of the birth of Louis Armstrong! Join Southside Aces as they pay tribute to their New Orleans roots with a special birthday edition of the Crescent City’s most famous son. During his nearly fifty-year recording career\, Louis charted in the Top Twenty over 50 times. Southside Aces will perform his everlasting hits in this special show\, including songs off their July 16th vinyl release\, The Big Beat. Come celebrate the genius and ebullience of the man who changed music forever. \nTony Balluff: Clarinet \nDan Eikmeier: Trumpet\, Vocals \nEric Johnson: Trombone \nErik Jacobson: Sousaphone \nRobert Bell: Guitar \nDave Michael: Drums \nSouthside Aces are a Twin Cities institution. For twenty-three years they’ve brought to life the early New Orleans of Jelly Roll Morton\, the Chicago joys of Louis Armstrong\, the evocative compositions of the young Duke Ellington\, on up to the barrel house sounds of Preservation Hall and the early rock and roll of Fats Domino. Their belief in the contemporary vitality of New Orleans music led to the 2022 release of their eighth album\, Minneapolis Bump\, adding fifteen originals to the jazz canon. 2026 has seen the release of two more albums: Les Oignons\, the band’s spotlight on the music of Sidney Bechet\, and The Big Beat\, their first on vinyl\, and the album you most want to spin at your next New Orleans party. Treat yourself to a century’s worth of New Orleans Jazz. \n“The performers are virtuosi and flawlessly replicate the sound of classic New Orleans…The concert was wonderful and demonstrates the continued vitality of this sort of music.” John Beckmann—Prairie Uprising\nwww.southsideaces.com
URL:https://soundminnesota.com/event/happy-birthday-pops-with-the-southside-aces/
LOCATION:Main Stage Showroom\, 6161 Hwy 65 NE\, Minneapolis\, MN\, 55432\, United States
CATEGORIES:Live Music
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SUMMARY:The Songbook of Carly Simon\, Bonnie Raitt & Rosanne Cash
DESCRIPTION:Doors will open at 5:30 PM for Dinner and Drink Service.\n\n\nThe Voices Who Shaped Our Sound\nBefore “singer-songwriter” became a genre\, Carly Simon\, Bonnie Raitt\, and Rosanne Cash were already redefining what popular music could express — creating songs that were fearless\, literate\, vulnerable\, emotionally complex\, and unmistakably personal. For Dennis Curley and James A. Rocco\, their music became more than a soundtrack — it became a lasting artistic influence\, shaping not only what they sing\, but how they approach storytelling\, vulnerability\, and connection with an audience. Featuring classics such as “You’re So Vain\,” “Nick of Time\,” “Haven’t Got Time for the Pain\,” “Angel From Montgomery\,” “I Can’t Make You Love Me\,” “Seven Year Ache\,” and many more\, this evening is both a tribute and a thank-you to artists whose work continues to resonate far beyond the moment it was written. The Songbook of Carly Simon\, Bonnie Raitt & Rosanne Cash celebrates three extraordinary artists who helped transform the American songbook by telling the truth out loud. Intimate seating — limited availability. \nJames A. Rocco: Vocals \nDennis Curley: Vocals \nAndy Fleser: Keyboard \nAndy LaCasse: Guitar \nKris Stauffer: Bass \nMarc Bohn: Drums \nJames A. Rocco is a Broadway veteran and recording artist whose career has taken him from starring in CATS on Broadway to touring the U.S.\, Japan\, and Paris in Duke Ellington’s Sophisticated Ladies\, to performing as a guest vocalist with Herbie Hancock. With a catalog of recordings available across all streaming platforms\, Rocco brings decades of major-stage experience to every performance. He is known for evenings that blend emotional honesty\, humor\, and deeply personal connection with audiences. More at JamesRocco.com \nDennis Curley performs annually in Table Salt Productions’ Spiked! and the Celtic Junction’s Celtic Holiday Hooley\, and tours the Upper Midwest with Country Roads: Dennis Curley Sings the Music of John Denver and Parrothead Paradise (a Jimmy Buffett tribute). He is part of the all-original Americana band Honeywine (HoneywineBand.com) and is co-founder and executive producer of Table Salt Productions (TableSaltProductions.com). Find him and all his gigs at DennisCurley.com \n“The Songbook Series is a must.” — BroadwayWorld.com
URL:https://soundminnesota.com/event/the-songbook-of-carly-simon-bonnie-raitt-rosanne-cash/
LOCATION:Main Stage Showroom\, 6161 Hwy 65 NE\, Minneapolis\, MN\, 55432\, United States
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SUMMARY:The Brothers Allmanac
DESCRIPTION:Doors open at 4:00 PM for Dinner and Drink Service.\n\n\nPerforming the Classic Album\, “Eat A Peach”\nOn this very special night\, The Brothers Allmanac will be recreating the classic Allman Brothers album\, Eat a Peach! Featuring stand out classics like “Melissa\,” “One Way Out\,” and “Blue Sky”. \nTom Alane: Guitar \nKurt Andersen: Bass \nTrevor Anderson: Keys\, Vocals \nJake Ilika: Guitar\, Vocals \nEric Neseth: Drums \nClay Whitney: Drums \nThe Brothers Allmanac is a top-tier Allman Brothers tribute band\, known for their authentic renditions of Allman Brothers classics. Complete with soulful guitar harmonies\, powerful vocals\, and extended jams. Faithfully recreating the hits and also digging into lesser known deep cuts\, The Brothers Allmanac delivers a high-energy experience that pays homage to one of rock & roll’s greatest bands. \nwww.facebook.com/Brothersallmanac
URL:https://soundminnesota.com/event/the-brothers-allmanac/
LOCATION:Main Stage Showroom\, 6161 Hwy 65 NE\, Minneapolis\, MN\, 55432\, United States
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SUMMARY:The Mysterious Old Radio Listening Society Presents: TRUE CRIME
DESCRIPTION:Doors open for Dinner and Cocktail Service at 6:00 PM.\n\n\nJoin The Mysterious Old Radio Listening Society for an evening of classic crime dramas torn from the headlines of yesteryear! TRUE CRIME features two vintage radio plays inspired by real events\, recreated in the style of an old-time radio broadcast\, complete with period commercials and live sound effects. It’s an “entertaining and creepy homage to an era gone by” (Cherry and Spoon)\, brought to life by veteran Twin Cities performers Shanan Custer\, Joshua English Scrimshaw\, Tim Uren\, and Eric Webster\, who “use their voices to paint a picture so vivid that if you close your eyes\, you can see the action in your mind’s eye” (Stages of Minnesota). THE PLAYS “The Hangman and William Palmer\, Who Won” from Crime Classics (1953) A scheming doctor orchestrates a series of deaths to help pay for his gambling habit. “The Big Thank You” from Dragnet (1950) Detective Joe Friday investigates a paroled murderess whose paperwork raises troubling questions. The more he investigates\, the more suspicious she seems. \nShanan Custer\, Joshua English Scrimshaw\, Tim Uren\, Eric Webster \nThe Mysterious Old Radio Listening Society performed their first staged old-time radio recreation in 2016 at the Bryant-Lake Bowl Theater in Minneapolis. Since then\, they have appeared at the Minnesota Fringe Festival\, Daleko Arts in New Prague\, The Wabasha Street Caves in Saint Paul\, and The Phipps Center for the Arts in Hudson\, Wisconsin. Their recreations were also featured monthly from 2017 to 2019 at the James J. Hill Center and from 2020 to 2022 at Park Square Theater in Saint Paul. Currently\, the MORLS can be seen bi-monthly at Crooners Supper Club. \n“An artisanal\, old-school way of making entertainment… The fun is in watching these fine actors work almost exclusively with their voices … and to see them create a sepia-toned world with handmade sound effects.” – Pioneer Press ​ \nwww.ghoulishdelights.com
URL:https://soundminnesota.com/event/the-mysterious-old-radio-listening-society-presents-true-crime/
LOCATION:Main Stage Showroom\, 6161 Hwy 65 NE\, Minneapolis\, MN\, 55432\, United States
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