It was a beautiful and balmy day for live music at the Great Minnesota Get-Together on Friday, Sept. 1. Here’s a look at the many highlights of MPR Day at Dan Patch Park, and much more.

Sociable Cider Werks in northeast Minneapolis hosted the latest Current Happy Hour on Wednesday, Sept. 6. Briston Maroney performed an intimate solo set, and The Current host Jade played a DJ set.

Cigarettes After Sex put on an ethereal sold-out show at the Armory on Thursday night, filling the venue not only with a supportive crowd, with their chilling vocals and trance-inducing instrumentals.

Nile Rodgers & Chic and Bastille filled out the Grandstand lineup on Thursday evening.

The Ohio rockers kicked off the 2023 State Fair live music at the Grandstand on Thursday. The Velveteers opened up.

The North Carolina electronic duo put on a spectacle in Minneapolis on Saturday night. Their opener was singer-songwriter Indigo De Souza.

Alabama rock and soul purveyors St. Paul & the Broken Bones entertained at Bauhaus Brew Labs on Thursday evening in Minneapolis as part of the Sparkyard Sound Series. The band released ‘Angels In Science Fiction’ earlier this year. Special guests Elizabeth Moen and Jaedyn James opened up.

The audience consisted of lucky winners who had entered for a chance to attend this unique performance.

The night of outdoor live music took place at Bauhaus Brew Labs in northeast Minneapolis. Local singer-songwriter Mike Kota opened up the show.

The Brooklyn band performed Thursday in Minneapolis with Abby Jeanne as the opening act.