My Town My Music

Jeff Wachowiak at Taco JED
2019-04-19 19:00 - 21:00 (America/Chicago) | Taco JED
Grab a taco and settle in for an evening of great music with Jeff Wachowiak.
Happy hour is from 7-9 pm, enjoy half-priced margaritas and drink specials from the bar with your food!

Thomas and the Shakes (duo) at Forager Brewery.
2019-04-18 19:00 - 22:00 | Forager Brewery
Join Thomas and the Shakes (Duo) at Forager Brewery in Rochester, MN from 7pm-10pm for some live music and some great food and drinks!

Art Heads Live: Charlie Burket // Afflatus // Live Art by Spencer Hodge
2019-04-16 18:30 - 21:30 | Canvas & Chardonnay
Art Heads Live: Charlie Burket // Afflatus // Live Art by Spencer Hodge
$10. Doors 6:30, music at 7.
All ages.

JD McPherson with special guest The Heavy Set
2019-04-15 19:30 - 22:00 | The Castle, 121 North Broadway Ave, Rochester, MN, 55906, United States
April 15th – All Ages Show
Location: The Castle
Doors open at: 7:30PM
The Heavy Set: 8:00PM
JD McPherson: 9:00PM
General Admission – Limited Seating Available

JD McPherson
JD McPherson and Band – Photo by Jena Ardell
With an unaffected take on vital American music and a voice that channels the spirit of Little Richard and James Brown – JD McPherson and HiStyle Records brings traditional Rhythm & Blues and Rock N’ Roll with fresh, exciting songwriting.
Undivided Heart & Soul (2017)
“I was having nightmares every night, thinking, ‘Wow, they’re going to hate this,” says JD McPherson.
When he talks about his new album, Undivided Heart & Soul, there’s no glimmer of self-adulation, or even the confidence one might expect of a veteran artist. Instead, there’s a snapshot of McPherson’s creative process bringing the record to life, a journey filled with fear and change, then boldness, and, eventually, catharsis.
The best rock music has a story to tell. This record chronicles a series of upheavals, frustrations, roadblocks, and kismet—a cross-country move, failed creative relationships, a once-in-a-lifetime career opportunity, and learning to love making music again by letting go.
McPherson calls moving his family from Broken Arrow, Oklahoma, to East Nashville a decision based “on opportunity” and one he was reluctant to make but notes the profound influence the city has had on his new crop of songs.
“Up to this point, I thought I knew what I was doing with songwriting, that I don’t do this or that,” McPherson says. “Writing with people who co-write for a living…maybe I saw myself as John Henry, and them as the steel-driving machine.”

Along with collaborations with fellow Oklahoman Parker Millsap, Butch Walker, and Aaron Lee Tasjan, McPherson’s selections for Undivided Heart & Soul include many deeply personal themes: “Let’s Get Out of Here While We’re Young” shares writing credits with longtime bandmate Ray Jacildo and McPherson’s wife Mandy. He also delved into character profiles, both fictional and based on real-life experiences, stories McPherson has held onto but never thought of as fodder for songwriting, such as the Las Vegas bus station interlude detailed in “Style (Is a Losing Game).”
“That seems like a pretty normal thing for a singer-songwriter to do, to write about personal experience, but I really have never done that,” McPherson says. “It felt great but it also was tough at the same time. The thing is, John Henry is trying to beat the machine because he’s in awe of it. It was a lot of me saying, ‘You’re really good at this, and I have a hard time doing it.’”
With a group of soul-baring tracks taking shape, McPherson and crew scheduled studio time to help force the issue. It quickly became apparent that these sessions were not going to work, bringing McPherson’s momentum to a halt.
To clear his head, he flew to Los Angeles at the invitation of friend and longtime supporter Josh Homme of Queens of the Stone Age, who was also recording at the time. McPherson, Homme, and his Queens bandmate Dean Fertita played around with some songs, with Homme pushing McPherson outside of his comfort zone in a no-stakes environment.
“His thing was, ‘I’m going to throw all kinds of crap onto your songs that you’re not going to want to hear, and you’re going to play ridiculous stuff you wouldn’t normally do,’ and Dean was kind of the calming presence,” McPherson says.
McPherson calls the getaway “the most fun I’ve had since I was 15 years old” and returned to Nashville with a clear head, internal filters successfully stifled, ready to move forward.
That fresh perspective in tow, McPherson learned that the long-shot “backup” studio, the legendary RCA Studio B in Nashville, was willing to host his band for the making of the record. RCA Studio B was fundamental to the creation of the “Nashville Sound,” and the ghosts of some of the greatest songs in history live within its walls: Dolly Parton’s “I Will Always Love You,” and Elvis Presley’s “Are You Lonesome Tonight?” among them.
Artists who choose to record at Studio B are met with a rigorous list of requirements, including using a recording method appropriate during the studio’s heyday. Since the studio is a working museum by day, the entirety of McPherson’s workspace had to be reset at night: Load in all equipment in the late afternoon, work until 3:00 or 4:00 a.m., and leave no trace nightly. Repeat. Repeat. Repeat.
“Those rules would probably turn a lot of bands off, but they turned us on, 100 percent,” McPherson says. “I really love walking into a classic studio as much as I love getting my hands on a really old guitar. I like knowing that something was used for a long time and has good things in it.”
But this isn’t an old Nashville record, by any measurement, nor is it the record McPherson set out to make, with credit due to co-producer Dan Molad (also the drummer for Lucius).
“There’s a pretty broad gap in our tastes, what we do and what we’re into,” McPherson says. Where he’s as likely to lean on The Cramps as he is Irma Thomas for inspiration, Molad’s left-field production suggestions included a Casio synthesizer and running a Fender Rhodes through a tape delay. (McPherson nixed the former; the latter became the signature sound of one of the record’s tracks.) “We ended up learning a lot from each other, and he did a lot of stuff I’d have never thought to do.”
During the song “Let’s Get Out of Here While We’re Young,” JD sputters the line “We’ve worn out all the songs we’ve sung.” This is not a statement McPherson takes lightly.
“This record was difficult for me to make, difficult to write, difficult to record. It took a lot for me to say that I can’t force these songs to be the way people are expecting,” McPherson says.
Undivided Heart & Soul is a statement record, one that asserts McPherson as he is now, battle-weary but stronger than ever.

Follow JD McPherson on:
Twitter: @jdmcphersonjr
Facebook: facebook.com/jdmcphersonhistyle
Instagram: @jdmcphersonpix
Learn more about JD McPherson at:
https://www.jdmcpherson.com/

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The Heavy Set
The Heavy Set
The Heavy Set is a rock band rooted in blues and alt-country, pushing Americana to its harder edges. The solid, heart-felt songwriting of Jake Ilika gets a grindstone treatment in The Heavy Set with guitar-forward echoes of Crazy Horse and T. Rex. Their third record, “The Highway and The Moon”, drives their sound harder and into new expanses with a passionate, fluid genre-bending collection of eleven songs.
“A warm easy work of Americana… It’s timeless, genre-defying, and worth a good long listen.” – The Current 89.3

Follow The Heavy Set on:
Twitter: @TheHeavySetBand
Facebook: facebook.com/TheHeavySet
Instagram: @theheavyset
Learn more about The Heavy Set at:
https://www.theheavyset.com

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Sponsors, Partners, and Friends
Thank you to our sponsors and partners: Threshold Arts, Northern Sun Productions, Fox & Fern Floral, The Med City Beat, Fairfield Inn & Suites, The Current, The Rochester Posse, Thesis Beer Project, Café Steam, Wondercloud Media, and Carpet Booth Studios

Tim Booth at the Cameo
2019-04-15 18:00 - 21:00 | Cameo Restaurant
Enjoyed my first time at the Cameo in March. Back for another evening of guitar, vocal and harmonica.

Jazz in Les Fields Hall: Gate City Jazz Band at The Castle
2019-04-14 13:00 - 15:30 | Castle Community
During the Castle’s Grand Opening in February 2019, Castle Community and Threshold Arts dedicated the third floor event hall to Les Fields – one of Rochester’s most iconic musicians who has been bringing some of the best jazz musicians in Southeast Minnesota together for more than fifty years.
Beginning in April, Threshold Arts will host a monthly series, Jazz in Les Fields Hall, featuring Les Fields and the Turkey River All Stars and a visiting guest band.
Doors open: 1:00 PM
Les Fields & the Turkey River All Stars: 1:30 PM
Gate City Jazz Band: 2:40 PM
All Ages – General Admission
Tickets: $5 in advance / $8 day of show
Advance tickets are available online via My Town • My Music or at The Art Store on the Castle’s second floor.
Future guest bands include:
May 12 – John Paulson Jazz Quartet
June 9 – Jazz Singer LaSonya Natividad
LES FIELDS AND THE TURKEY RIVER ALL STARS
Named after the river that ran through his Cresco, Iowa hometown, Les organized the Turkey River All Stars Band in 1968. The group has had some high-profile gigs over those many years, including performing as the welcoming band for five U.S. Presidents: Richard Nixon, Ronald Reagan, Jimmy Carter, George Bush, Sr. and George Bush, Jr., and one presidential hopeful, Ross Perot. The Rochester group was the official Minnesota band at the 1984 World’s Fair in New Orleans. In 2005, the group was named to the Minnesota Music Hall of Fame.
GATE CITY JAZZ BAND
The Gate City Jazz Band is a popular eight-piece Dixieland band from Winona, MN. They’ve been part of the Minnesota music scene since 1978. The band is led by Ken Bloom on Trombone and vocals and also includes Dr. Dan Barr (piano), Dr. Frank Bures (clarinet), Mike Snustead (trumpet), Fred Dodd (banjo), Steve Kulas (drums), Time Gleason (tuba), and Margaret Cassidy (washboard and vocals). The band concentrates on traditional jazz emanating from New Orleans. With the three man front of trumpet, clarinet and trombone, and a rhythm section composed of banjo, piano, drums, and tuba, they strive to bring alive music made famous by Louie Armstrong, Kid Ory, and Bix Beiderbecke. Female vocals round out the sound of many Gate City numbers. Members of the band have performed in Europe, Canada, and Korea. The band has a standing monthly gig at Jefferson Pub and Grill in Winona.
The band has been part of festivals that celebrate steamboats, fish, flowers, and the 4th of July, and they’ve played at everything from funerals to football games, but their forte is Mardi Gras Beads and second line umbrellas.

Jazz in Les Fields Hall: Les Fields & the Turkey River All Stars and Gate City Jazz Band
2019-04-14 13:00 - 15:30 | The Castle, 121 North Broadway Ave, Rochester, MN, 55906, United States
During the Castle’s Grand Opening in February 2019, Castle Community and Threshold Arts dedicated the third floor event hall to Les Fields – one of Rochester’s most iconic musicians who has been bringing some of the best jazz musicians in Southeast Minnesota together for more than fifty years. Beginning in April, Threshold Arts will host a monthly series, Jazz in Les Fields Hall, featuring Les Fields & the Turkey River All Stars and a visiting guest band.
Doors open: 1:00 PM
Les Fields & the Turkey River All Stars: 1:30 PM
Gate City Band: 2:40 PM
All Ages – General Admission
Tickets: $5 in advance / $8 day of show
Advance tickets are available online via My Town My Music or at The Art Store on the Castle’s second floor.
LES FIELDS AND THE TURKEY RIVER ALL STARS
Les Fields & The Turkey River All-Stars
Named after the river that ran through his Cresco, Iowa hometown, Les organized the Turkey River All Stars Band in 1968. The group has had some high-profile gigs over those many years, including performing as the welcoming band for five U.S. Presidents: Richard Nixon, Ronald Reagan, Jimmy Carter, George Bush, Sr. and George Bush, Jr., and one presidential hopeful, Ross Perot. The Rochester group was the official Minnesota band at the 1984 World’s Fair in New Orleans. In 2005, the group was named to the Minnesota Music Hall of Fame.

GATE CITY JAZZ BAND
Gate City Jazz Band
The Gate City Jazz Band is a popular eight-piece Dixieland band from Winona, MN. They’ve been part of the Minnesota music scene since 1978. The band is led by Ken Bloom on Trombone and vocals and also includes Dr. Dan Barr (piano), Dr. Frank Bures (clarinet), Mike Snustead (trumpet), Fred Dodd (banjo), Steve Kulas (drums), Time Gleason (tuba), and Margaret Cassidy (washboard and vocals). The band concentrates on traditional jazz emanating from New Orleans. With the three man front of trumpet, clarinet and trombone, and a rhythm section composed of banjo, piano, drums, and tuba, they strive to bring alive music made famous by Louie Armstrong, Kid Ory, and Bix Beiderbecke. Female vocals round out the sound of many Gate City numbers. Members of the band have performed in Europe, Canada, and Korea. The band has a standing monthly gig at Jefferson Pub and Grill in Winona.
The band has been parts of festivals that celebrate steamboats, fish, flowers, and the 4th of July, and they’ve played at everything from funerals to football games, but their forte is Mardi Gras Beads and second line umbrellas.

Rhino at North Star Bar
2019-04-13 21:30 - 2019-04-14 13:30 | North Star Bar, 503 North Broadway, Rochester, MN, 55906, United States
Rhino LIVE at The North Star Bar!
For all things Rhino www.rhinotheband.com
Rhino is a five member, high energy Twin Cities band playing an array of modern, alternative, 80’s, and current top 40 dance tunes, with twists of country and other surprises splashed in. The “show” is nonstop entertainment and fun, sure to make you get up and dance. All five members bring a different element of charisma and showmanship to the stage, each with their own unique personality and flare. If you want to be a part of the party, then a Rhino show is where you want to be.
A special feature of the Rhino “show” is the drum routine, which adds a spark to the already electric and exciting show, guaranteed to drop a few jaws and gain a new fan. Playing music by such artists as Bruno Mars, Walk the moon, Elle King, Kid Rock, Prince, Bon Jovi, AC/DC, Luke Bryan and many more, Rhino is a band you don’t want to miss.

The Chubs at Kathy's Pub
2019-04-13 21:30 - 2019-04-14 02:00 | Kathy’s Pub, 307 S Broadway, Rochester, 55904-6506, United States
The Chubs are back in the hometown, ready to party and break stuff (naturally). Join us at Kathy’s Pub in ROCHESTER, MN from 930pm-CLOSE and get down to some of Southeast MN’s BEST Classic & Current Rock/Blues/Funk/Country variety covers.
COME GET YOUR CHUB ON!!!

Tracy Sonnier at Forager Brewing Company
2019-04-13 20:00 - 23:00 | Forager Brewery
I’ll be playing tunes with the help of one Erik Henrikkson.

Andrew Markley at Cafe Steam
2019-04-13 19:00 - 22:00 | Café Steam, 315 South Broadway, Rochester, 55904, United States
Andrew Markley Music is an acoustic singer/songwriter based out of Lawrence, Kansas. Getting his start in 2013 under the name Long Story Short, Andrew debuted his musical endeavors with his single “Who You Are” (produced by Rockside Sound Productions aka RSP). Shortly after, Andrew raised over $1000 through a Kickstarter campaign to fund his first ever EP “Tried and True” (produced by RSP). His success with the Kickstarter campaign allowed him to produce yet another EP as a stretch goal, titled “Long Story Short: Live from the Rockside Room”. Andrew then entered into a two year hiatus that he emerged from in June 2018, producing and releasing his first EP as Andrew Markley, “PAUSE”, an EP of 3 songs written and recorded in 6 hours.
Markley released his first ever full-length album, “Alternate Endings”, on November 1st, 2018. The album was produced by Little Dipper Studios in Lawrence, KS. The album focuses on how man dreams up alternate endings to the trials they face, when the reality is every book is bound for a purpose, and every book has an ending firmly held in place by the ink upon the pages.
Through his five year musical career, Andrew has played several places throughout Midwest and shared the stage with artists such as Little Chief, Jonathan Thulin, Matt Baird of Spoken, Dan Hubbard, Sweet Ascent, and Mitch Langley. Andrew can be found playing small coffee shops or bars in an intimate and inviting setting.

Double Down Daredevils at Kinney Creek Brewery
2019-04-13 19:00 - 22:00 | Kinney Creek Brewery, 1016 7th St NW, Rochester, 55901, United States
Join us for some great music from The Double Down Daredevils to go with great beer and great friends!
The Double Down Daredevils are a Minnesota based Bluegrass Band playing Bluegrass and Americana music with a special emphasis on 2, 3 and 4 part vocal harmonies. They’re a kind of “Bluegrass Boys meets The Oak Ridge Boys” group.

Jeremy Jewell at Five West
2019-04-13 19:00 - 22:00 | Five West Kitchen + Bar, 1991 Commerce Dr NW, Rochester, 55901, United States
Live acoustic music

The D'Sievers at St. James Coffee
2019-04-13 19:00 - 21:00 | St. James Coffee, 4156 18th Ave NW, Rochester, 55901, United States
Join us for a great evening of music with the D’Sievers

Addison Israelson at Taco JED
2019-04-13 19:00 - 21:00 | Taco JED
Grab a taco and settle in for an evening of great Americana rock music with Addison Israelson Music.
Addison is a La Crosse, WI native who has been touring the country for the past three years. The twenty-one year old’s striking song collection combined with his exuberant stage presence has earned him acclaim from venue owners and music enthusiasts alike. Addison exudes the authenticity of Johnny Cash, The Clash and Lou Reed and his populist narratives have resonated at marches, rallies, and protests.
Happy hour is from 7-9 pm, enjoy half-priced margaritas, bloody marys and tequila sunrises, as well as $1 off beer.

The D'Sievers meet the Beatles for Brunch at Cameo 10:30am -1:30
2019-04-13 10:30 - 13:30 | Cameo Restaurant
The D’Sievers trio will meet the Beatles for Brunch at Cameo Restaurant. We’ll be playing a Beatles heavy mix of jazz for your enjoyment, and Cameo will be serving a scrumptious brunch. Don’t miss it. The music will run from 10:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m. Then check out Threshold Arts upstairs or peruse the books and records at Collective Books & Records.

Record Store Day at The Castle Featuring Live Music
2019-04-13 10:00 - 20:00 | Collective Books & Records
“It takes a special kind of DNA to be the person who wants to own a record store. They don’t tend to get rich, or even want to make a bunch of money; but they bring so much to our neighborhoods and hometowns. Support them. Computers and smartphones are necessary to modern life, but listen to me when I say that you need to get away from them as much as you can. Go to a record store, pick up a few wonderful albums, take them home; love them; spin them while you make dinner, or chat with friends, or play with your kids. Life is short. Celebrate it with art and music. You will feel better. “
– Michael Kurtz, Co-Founder of Record Store Day
Celebrate Record Store Day with Collective Books & Records at Castle Community!
Foosball Tournament | Live Music | Lots of extra goodies provided by BROADWAY RECORDS alumni!
Foosball Tournament | 12 – 4 pm
The first annual Collective Books & Records Record Store Day Foosball Tournament is just the competition for you! It’s free to enter and open to both singles (16 accepted) and doubles (8 accepted) teams. The tournament starts at 12 noon, but players are encouraged to come early to warm up (starting at 10 am).
• All players will draw seeds at random and will be entered into a bracket.
• Games are limited to 15 minutes.
• The first team to five goals wins.
• Sudden death if tied (most goals wins).
• Championship matches will be best 2 out of 3 games with no time limit.
• Prizes will be awarded to 1st and 2nd place finishers in both singles and doubles brackets.
Live Music
12:00 pm | Hair of the Dog acoustic
12:50 pm | William John
1:40 pm | Fires of Denmark
2:30 pm | Saint Saint
3:15 pm | Amanda Jay
Just added – Hoka native and Broadway Records alumni “Jimmy” will be showing off some vinyl gems! And local guitar maker Kaleb Fitting from Fitting Guitars will be showing off his talents .

The Plott Hounds at Kathy's Pub
2019-04-12 22:00 - 2019-04-13 01:59 | Kathy’s Pub, 307 S Broadway, Rochester, 55904-6506, United States
The Plott Hounds return to Kathy’s Pub in Rochester, MN

Hair of the Dog at North Star Bar
2019-04-12 21:30 - 2019-04-13 00:30 | North Star Bar, 503 North Broadway, Rochester, MN, 55906, United States
Listening to Rock’n’Roll will make you a better person!

Barefoot Garden: Jeani & Jason at Cafe Steam
2019-04-12 19:00 - 22:00 | Café Steam, 315 South Broadway, Rochester, 55904, United States
Good Coffee, Good Friends, We’d love to sing to you Friday night.

Peter Klug at Taco JED
2019-04-12 19:00 - 21:00 | Taco JED
Grab some tacos and settle in for an evening of “Rock n roll with a Southern Minnesota twang” with Peter Klug.
Peter Klug Music mixes classic rock and country roots with a new age vocal and instrumental style that sets out to challenge today’s pop music scene. From his roots of rock and rap, Pete has broadened his horizon of influence to include just about everything in his Grandma Wallace’s record collection. He thrives on the combination of thoughtful lyrics and sweet, intricate melodies.
Happy hour is from 7-9 pm, enjoy half-priced margaritas and other drink specials from the bar!

Cole Allen at Forager Brewing Company
2019-04-10 19:00 - 22:00 | Forager Brewery
Cole Allen is performing solo acoustic at Forager Brewery in Rochester, MN on Wednesday, April 10th 7:00-10:00pm!

Söndörgő in Concert at Rochester Civic Theatre
2019-04-09 19:00 - 21:00 | The Rochester Civic Theatre Company, 20 Civic Center Dr SE, Rochester, 55904, United States
$11 (Riverside Concerts’ Members, Rochester Civic Theatre subscribers)
ON SALE WED, MARCH 13
$12 (General Public)
ON SALE MON, MARCH 18
Get tickets at Riverside Concerts in City Hall (507-328-2200); Rochester Civic Theatre (507-282-8481), https://rochestercivictheatre.ticketforce.com/
Part of Riverside Concerts’ 2019 World Music Series.
Söndörgő is one of the leading exponents of tamburitza music from Hungary. Unlike the fiddle driven village music and brass band traditions often associated with eastern European folk music, tamburitza is propelled by the tambura, an instrument akin to the mandolin that is often accompanied by wind instruments and accordions. Founded by the Eredics brothers in the mid-90s, this exciting ensemble is committed to performing and promoting the southern slavic folk music collected by Béla Bartók and Tihamer Vujicsis and celebrated by communities along the Danube River.
The group was founded in 1995 in Szentendre, a small Hungarian town near Budapest, with long-established Serbian tradition. The Eredics brothers got acquainted, and started to play music together with bass player Attila Buzás during their high-school years. Partly because of family reasons (Kálmán Eredics, the father of the Eredics brothers, was a founder member of the Vujicsics ensemble), all the group members are profoundly touched by, and drawn towards Southern Slavic folk music – and whatever can be accomplished from that starting point. The current members of the group are: Áron Eredics, Benjamin Eredics, Dávid Eredics, Salamon Eredics and Attila Buzás.
Brought to you by the Friends of Riverside Concerts with additional support by the Mayo Clinic. This activity is made possible by the voters of Minnesota through a grant from the Southeastern Minnesota Arts Council thanks to a legislative appropriation from the arts & cultural heritage fund. This activity is made possible by the voters of Minnesota through a Minnesota State Arts Board Operating Support Grant, thanks to a legislative appropriation from the arts & cultural heritage fund.
https://www.facebook.com/events/340472046813213/

Art Heads Live: Annie Enneking + Joe Hunt // Artwork By Donna Unseth
2019-04-09 18:30 - 21:30 | Canvas & Chardonnay
Art Heads Live: Annie Enneking + Joe Hunt // Artwork by Donna Nobis Unseth
ANNIE ENNEKING
Annie Enneking is lover and a fighter. She writes songs about having a body at a particular place in time. She fronts and founded the searing, mischievous rock band Annie and the Bang Bang, and, as a more mellow, acoustic-based singer-songwriter, gets to the heart of the matter on albums like WHAT I WANT NOW I WILL WANT LATER and LYNDALE & 24th, where everything is spare and true and hurts just right.
JOE HUNT
Psychedelic folk poet Joe Hunt sneaks up on you. When this St. Paul native takes the stage, his humble Minnesota charm surrenders to the musical force within him. Out pours a rush of serious guitar virtuosity, lyrical profundities, and dramatic vocal dynamics as he rolls through a compelling mix of well-crafted originals and thoughtful, deep-track covers. Bob Dylan meets Dr. Dog meets Andrew Bird meets Charlie Parr. Check out Joe Hunt’s EP, Three Walls, on BandCamp.
Tuesday, April 9th.
$10. Doors 6:30, music 7.
All ages.
https://www.facebook.com/events/223630488525124/

The Northwood's Band at Kathy's Pub
2019-04-06 22:00 - 2019-04-07 01:00 | Kathy’s Pub, 307 S Broadway, Rochester, 55904-6506, United States
The Northwood’s Band is heading to southern MN. Kathy’s Pub in Rochester on Broadway Street. Saturday, April 6th. 10pm. If you have friends/family down there, Please spread the word. Have them come see us!! Thanks!

Junk FM at North Star Bar
2019-04-06 21:00 - 2019-04-07 02:00 | North Star Bar, 503 North Broadway, Rochester, MN, 55906, United States
Junk FM LIVE at The North Star Bar!

Frank Busch at Forager Brewing Company at Forager Brewing Company
2019-04-06 20:00 - 23:00 | Forager Brewery
My first solo show in Rochester, so if you could invite all your friends, I’d appreciate it :).

Root River Jam at Candian Honkers
2019-04-06 19:00 - 22:00 | Canadian Honker, 1203 2nd St SW, Rochester, 55902, United States
Performing Blue Grass Fusion Live @ The Canadian Honker!

The Driveway Drifters at Taco JED
2019-04-06 19:00 - 21:00 | Taco JED
Grab a taco and settle in for an evening of great folk/Americana/rock music with The Driveway Drifters.
Happy hour is from 7-9 pm, enjoy half-priced margaritas and drink specials from the bar!
https://www.facebook.com/events/251966119061848/

Mark Joseph & The American Soul at Kathy's Pub
2019-04-05 22:00 - 2019-04-06 02:00 | Kathy’s Pub, 307 S Broadway, Rochester, 55904-6506, United States
Biography
A solider in the name of soul, Mark Joseph has worked with countless musicians, producers and collaborators and played over 1,000 shows in the last ten years. Known as one of the hardest working musicians in the Midwest, he pushes the envelope musically searching for the hottest players, grooves and cuts. Focusing on an improv/freestyle approach to his live shows, Mark Joseph never fails to work the crowd into a frenzy!
