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The Dakota jazz club in downtown Minneapolis is reopening in September, with a new chef
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The Dakota jazz club set to reopen Set 10 with new Southern-inspired menu and culinary team - Minneapolis / St Paul Business Journal
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Minnesota s concert scene is still rocky as another downturned summer approaches
Country bashes like We Fest and Twin Cities Summer Jam are still on for now, but many big concerts are being pushed again. April 30, 2021 10:45am
If you re a country music fan, things are looking hopeful for concerts this summer. For most others, autumn will be the earliest to enjoy performances on a large scale.
That s the simplest way of saying where things stand right now for the concert industry in Minnesota. Basically, everything else is still as erratic as a Replacements gig circa 1983. It remains a waiting game, veteran promoter Gene Hollister of Rose Presents said last month.
Gifted, beloved Minnesota singer Yolande Bruce won fans all over the globe March 9, 2021 5:06am Text size Copy shortlink:
After a performance at the Umbria Jazz Festival in Italy, Yolande Bruce was sitting in on an after-show jam session when Roy Hargrove, the American trumpet virtuoso who then was still on the rise, came up to her. You sing like an instrument, he told her. And that s right, because Yolande delivered with accuracy and agility especially when she was scatting and she had great relative pitch, said bandleader Sanford Moore, who witnessed the exchange. As an artist, she was a musician s singer with improvisation that was spot-on. And as a friend, she had a heart of gold.
This year has been harsh for the performing arts. COVID-19 shuttered theaters and concert halls practically overnight in March.
At first, it looked like things might get back to normal in the summer. Then, there were hopes for a fall season. Now, here we are at the end of the year and even holiday shows, which can be lucrative for arts organizations, have been canceled or moved online.
What did 2020 look like for the performing arts? Amid the upheaval and loss, some artists and institutions continued creating online or in small outdoor performances.
The St. Paul Chamber Orchestra and the Minnesota Orchestra have streamed live concerts.
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