
We've teamed-up with First Avenue to provide a live video stream of the entire concert on our website. Log on to thecurrent.org at about 8:15 p.m. to see the show.
Tickets to our 6th Birthday Party sold out in record time! Thank you to everyone who helped make that possible, and thank you all for supporting The Current all year long.
We'll be giving away tickets on The Current (on-air and online) leading up to the event, so stay tuned! Follow @TheCurrent on Twitter, or "Like" us on Facebook.
Cloud Cult announced they have to cancel their appearance at the Current's Birthday party, citing health concerns for Craig Minowa. The band released the following statement:
"Cloud Cult has announced the cancellation of the band's upcoming
performances at First Avenue (January 21) and Lutsen (February 5). On
Thursday, Cloud Cult's Craig Minowa was hospitalized with heart issues.
Although the condition necessitates a temporary hiatus from performances,
doctors are suggesting a non-invasive heart surgery would likely be performed
in the next few weeks to bring permanent remedy to the problem. We apologize
for any complications and we look forward to returning with more energy than
ever in the coming months.
Please join us in wishing Craig a speedy and restful recovery. Meanwhile, we're grateful to Trampled by Turtles for agreeing to fill-in as the opening act of the show.
We're celebrating our sixth year of broadcasting with an 18+ concert Friday, January 21 2011, at First Avenue in Minneapolis. Doors open at 7:00 p.m. Set times are approximate.
Tickets to our 6th Birthday Party sold out in record time! Thank you to everyone who helped make that possible, and thank you all for supporting The Current all year long.
We'll be giving away tickets on The Current (on-air and online) leading up to the event, so stay tuned! Follow @TheCurrent on Twitter, or "Like" us on Facebook.
Jim McGuinn, program director, 89.3 The Current says:
“Our party last year at First Avenue was a blast, with everyone from both mayors to Prince showing up to have a good time and celebrating the amazing local music scene. We’re excited to have another great lineup of artists with ties to our community, who have also had tremendous releases this year. It’ll be a much needed winter break and a great night for Minnesota music.”