This past Thursday
night’s Hoobastank show at the
Varsity Theater in Minneapolis was cancelled. According to the Varsity Theater website, refunds will be given at the point of purchase. No reason was given
for the cancellation.
Twin Cities band Throw The Fight has been confirmed as
support for Steel Panther at their
sold old show on Friday, July 27 at The Brick in Minneapolis.
The SoundTown
festival scheduled to take place Friday, July 27 and Saturday, July 28 at
Somerset Amphitheater in Somerset, Wisconsin has been cancelled. A post
yesterday on the event’s website reads, “unfortunately the ticket threshold was
not met and promoters had to make a difficult decision to cancel the event.”
Refunds are being issued automatically. There really weren’t any bands of
interest to metal fans except perhaps Jane’s
Addiction and Weezer, but
nevertheless it’s unfortunate to see a big event go under. The bottom line is
that there has been such a massive proliferation of all-day and multi-day
festivals in the area and greater Minnesota, and there was no way that all of
them could be supported.
Former Hollywood Undead singer Deuce will appear at Station 4 in St.
Paul on Thursday, August 9 for an all ages show. Tickets are on sale now.
Kansas City death
metal band Ares Kingdom has been
added as the headliner to the first night of the 2012 NYDM Annual show on
Friday, August 10 at Station 4 in St. Paul. Chicago’s crazy death crew Macabre headlines the second night on
Saturday, August 11.
Slipknot’s performance at Knotfest on Saturday, August 18 at Somerset
Amphitheater in Somerset, Wisconsin will be broadcast live over the internet at
Event View Live. Register now for $14.95 and you will gain access to “Slipknot
Saturdays, The Road To Knotfest”, a weekly broadcast of exclusive interviews
and live performance clips from their current U.S. tour. The price rises to
$19.95 on August 12. Of course why livestream the show when you can witness it
live along with all of the other great bands? The great feature is that
purchasers can view all postings for up to 30 days after Knotfest.
Canadian melodic
death metal band Unleash The Archers
make their way to Minnesota for the first time on Wednesday, August 22 at
Station 4 in St. Paul. Support will come from local power metal kings Dawn Of Valor and Eternalize, the new female-fronted band featuring keyboardist Jonah Weingarten (Pyramaze, Echoterra, Avian) making their debut non-acoustic performance.
Jonah Weingarten performing with Echoterra in 2010.
Listen to "What I Want" from the upcoming Eternalize debut album.
Pop-punk rockers There For Tomorrow perform an early,
all ages show on Monday, September 24 at Station 4 in St. Paul with support
from Deaf Havana, Set It Off, Divided By Friday, and This
Is Breathing.
Rock band Local H performs Wednesday, October 3
at the Triple Rock Social Club in Minneapolis. This is an 18+ show, and tickets
are on sale now.
Former Minutemen bassist Mike Watt plays the
Turf Club in St. Paul as Mike Watt + The
Missingmen with Japanese instrumental band LITE on Sunday, October 7. This is a 21+ show, and tickets are on
sale now.
Rob Zombie and Marilyn Manson
are teaming up for a double-headliner tour with support from J Devil that hits the Verizon Wireless
Center in Mankato on Tuesday, October 9. Ticket information is not available at
this time.
Greece’s epic black
metal band Septicflesh last played
in town in July 2012 as support to Children
Of Bodom, and now they return to headline Station 4 in St. Paul on Friday,
October 19 with special guests Krisiun
(Brazil), Melechesh (Netherlands by
way of Isreal), Ex Deo (Canada),
featuring Kataklysm singer Maurizio
Iacono, and Inquisition.
Reformed
alternative heavy rock band The Afghan
Whigs will be playing the Varsity Theater in Minneapolis on Sunday, October
28. This is an 18+ show, and tickets are on sale now. I saw The Afghan Whigs in
1992 or 1993 at The Yacht Club in Iowa City in support of their Congregation album, and they put on a
great show.
It’s a thrash fest
on Monday, November 12 when Skeletonwitch,
Havok, and Mutilation Rites invade the Triple Rock Social Club in Minneapolis.
This is an 18+ show, and tickets go on sale tomorrow, Saturday, July 14.
Death metal legends
Deicide will storm Station 4 in St.
Paul on Wednesday, November 14 with support from We Are Legion, Tennessee
Murder Club, and Burning Bethlehem.
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