The soulful country star played a crowd-pleasing two-hour set following opening acts Marcus King and Lainey Wilson at Saturday’s U.S. Bank Stadium show in Minneapolis.

The British singer, songwriter, producer, and musician put on a mesmerizing show in Minneapolis on Saturday. Treanne and Ruthven opened up.

The British band performed its first Minneapolis concert on Thursday evening. Miss Grit was the opening act.

On tour with their expansive, grief-laden 11th album, Little Rope, the band brought out a performance that was anything but subtle.

The 21-year-old stirred up cathartic sing-alongs during a sold-out Xcel Energy Center set.

Jason Isbell & the 400 Unit’s spectacular shows in St. Paul on Saturday and Sunday suggested a lyric in their song, “If You Insist,” the swirling combination of music and lights tearing through the Palace “like a category five” hurricane.

The New York-raised, Minnesota-based artist performed songs that fixate on the reimagination of youthful femininity. Why Not played a powerful opening set.

The New Orleans entertainer played a sold-out Minneapolis show brimming with fist-pumping optimism.

The Queen of Pop’s 25-song set explored different eras of her storied career.

Monday night’s show in Minneapolis also featured Los Angeles psych-rockers the Paranoyds.