The Icelandic jazz and pop singer shared a magical night in Minneapolis on her A Matter of Time Tour stop on Saturday, Oct. 11.

The New Zealand-based pop singer and songrwriter put on the first of two nights in Minneapolis on Saturday, Oct. 11.

The British folk-rock group performed in support of their fifth album, ‘Rushmere,’ at Grand Casino Arena in St. Paul on Thursday, Oct. 9.

The Australian duo played songs in support of their second studio album, ‘Hickey,’ on Thursday, Oct. 2, in St. Paul. London indie group bby opened up.

In front of a packed crowd at Palace Theatre in St. Paul on Tuesday, Sept. 30, sombr performed songs from his debut album, I Barely Know Her.

The English rockers performed in support of their fourth album, ‘The Clearing,’ on Saturday, Sept. 27, at First Avenue in Minneapolis. The show featured an opening set by Willy Mason.

The Baltimore hardcore punk band brought the Never Enough Tour to Minneapolis on Saturday, Sept. 27, at Armory. Openers for the night were Mannequin Pussy, Speed, and Jane Remover.

The Twin Cities Americana band performed at Holman’s Table in St. Paul on Tuesday, Sept. 23, for The Current’s final Happy Hour event of 2025. The show came ahead of the group’s new album, ‘The Americana Dream,’ which comes out Oct. 10.

The British band played a career-spanning two-hour set in Minneapolis on Saturday, Sept. 20, in celebration of More, their first album of new material since 2001. Hamilton Leithauser was the opening act.

The indie-rock singer-songwriter performed a career-spanning set at Palace Theatre in St. Paul on Thursday, Sept. 18. The opener was another versatile singer-songwriter, Nilüfer Yanya.