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Sleeping with Sirens and Pierce the Veil brought their World Tour to the Myth recently.  Die-hard fans arrived at Noon, to find others camping out from the previous night, already in line. Special guest Mallory Knox opened this highly anticipated show. A five-piece alternative rock band from Cambridge, UK, they are on their first US tour. Pvris, out of Lowell, MA followed.

Pvris; pronounced “Paris” (their original name) an upcoming group from Lowell, MA put on a great set.  Their mash up of rock mixed with electronic/pop was on point.  Lead vocalist Lyndsey Gunnulfsen’s dramic voice got the crowd going as they played hits of their last album White Noise.

Pierce the Veil came on the stage with all the energy you would expect and more.  Opening up with “Hell Above” while blasting the crowd with confetti.   Not missing a beat, pierce the veil finished their set with Kellin Quinn playing “King for a Day”.

  Sleeping with Sirens finished off the night playing hits new and old.  Closing the night with an encore.

Sleeping With Sirens and Pierce The Veil Sleeping with Sirens and Pierce the Veil brought their World Tour to the Myth recently.  Die-hard fans arrived at Noon, to find others camping out from the previous night, already in line.

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Spyder Baybie Raw Dog & 2% Muck @ The Triple Rock

Spyder Baybie Raw Dog & 2% Muck @ The Triple Rock

Spyder Baybie Raw Dog & 2% Muck took the stage at the Triple Rock Friday night. Sandwiching their set between Major G & BLVCK SPVCE, the duo performed a smooth and energetic set that incorporated songs from a variety of their releases, including their mixtape Bang the World, Grimeworld, Bliff Mode, and others. The set also featured brief moments of free styling from the audience, as well as an…

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Cold War Kids, Dead Man Winter, Hippo Campus, and Allan Kingdom @ First Ave!

Cold War Kids, Dead Man Winter, Hippo Campus, and Allan Kingdom @ First Ave!

The Current’s tenth birthday party featured a mix local and national bands, all favorites of the Current’s listeners. Catering to a wide crowd demographic, there was a mix of hip hop, country twang, modern rock, and touch of pop.

Allan Kingdom, City Pages’ best new artist, warmed up the crowd with triplet based rhymes into dynamic hooks.

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Last night, 89.3 The Current presented First Avenue’s Best New Bands of 2014.

Suzie is the self proclaimed “EmoGlam” side project of Night Moves’ Mark Ritsema. Suzie ranked 7th on Citypages’ annual best bands poll, and after his album, Born Single was released last year, Suzie skyrocketed into popularity.

  Then there’s Hippo Campus. As if they really needed an introduction. Woodbury natives, this quartet is surely the crowd favorite. Coming in second on Citypages’ list, this band grew to popularity after their Bashful Creatures Ep was released last November.

They started their set with their first single, Little Grace. They continued to play through their Ep, while also including a new song to the mix. It will surely excite.

  Photos taken by Taylor Hanson.

Hippo Campus and Suzie! Live @ First Ave 1/18! Last night, 89.3 The Current presented First Avenue's Best New Bands of 2014. Suzie is the self proclaimed "EmoGlam" side project of Night Moves' Mark Ritsema.

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Taylor Hanson, one of the newest members to The Show Last Night team, and an excellent photographer; shot and interviewed the Millenium.

  For the Millenium, time hasn’t stopped since the release of their EP in early 2014. In fact, these guys have been at this for a while, and their passion and hard work show through in every performance. From playing Warped Tour to selling out Minneapolis’ 7th Street Entry on the Cold Kids & Campfires tour, they’ve brought nothing but energy to the table, and we’re excited to see what they’ve got in store for us this year.

I caught up with the guys near the end of 2014 to hear about their experiences so far and if we can be expecting any new music this year!

  For those who haven’t heard of you, can you introduce yourselves and tell us your role in the band? 

  Kyle Culver – 22 – Guitar

Kyle Featherstone – 23 – Guitar, Keys

Matt Hasenmueller – 23 – Vocals

Sean Koran – 20 – Bass

    How did The Millenium come together? 

  We formed in May 2014, after our two local bands, The Picture Perfect (Kyle Featherstone, Sean Koran) and The Last Semester (Matt Hasenmueller, Kyle Culver) had disbanded around the same time. With of all us bringing different skill sets and expertise to the table, it only seemed fitting to form out of the ashes of the former and create something new.

We noticed you eliminated an “n” from Millennium, any reasoning behind that? 

  We chose an alternate spelling to differentiate us from the 60’s rock band, The Millennium.

  You guys have gained quite a following and have been playing a lot of shows since releasing your EP. Have there been any exciting shows or moments that really stick out since then?

  Playing Highline Ballroom in the heart of New York City was incredible. Our first show ever was to a crowd of around 400 with The Summer Set in Eau Claire, WI, a pretty humbling experience.

  This summer you played the Minnesota date of Warped tour! What was that experience like?

  It was our first time playing something of that magnitude, and it fulfilled the dreams all of us had growing up. It really set in motion for us how badly we want to be on the road doing that full time.

  Are there any specific artists or bands that each of you draw inspiration from to incorporate into your performance or songwriting?

  Kyle Culver: The local music scene has had a profound impact on what I aspire to be. Coming from a town which has produced a few grammy winners, notably one of my favorite bands, Bon Iver, a very reputable indie scene, and a community in which the arts can flourish, to me it’s a very motivational place to live. I can speak for the other members in saying that we all come from a very different musical background, and so the way in which we have coalesced as a band and bringing those elements to the table has been very cool.

  Kyle Featherstone: My biggest inspirations musically are a lot of pianists and multi instrumentalists like Chris Martin from Coldplay, Bryce Avary from The Rocket Summer, Josh Ramsay from Marianas Trench and Andrew McMahon from Jack’s Mannequin.

  Matt Hasenmueller: Max Bemis, Dan Campbell.

    Sean Koran: My parents, they are the best. I have a lot of musicians I look up to, but not idolize. I wanna be myself.

There are so many talented and hardworking artists that are constantly progressing in their music career. What makes you guys different? 

  Dave Grohl put it simply: “Write good songs and the rest will follow.” We like to keep it as simple as that, and we’re constantly working as songwriters and musicians to better our craft.

  You released your EP, It’s So Much Friendlier With Two, earlier this year. What’s next for The Millenium? Any word on a new album or EP for the New Year? 

  We’re working on some new material, but haven’t announced anything yet. We hope this new stuff will showcase our musical abilities in a different light as opposed to the record.

  Anything you’d like to say to those who have supported and are interested in supporting the band?

  It’s a humbling experience. We want to create an idea with this group, and make it one big family. Join us.

The Millenium: Interview! Taylor Hanson, one of the newest members to The Show Last Night team, and an excellent photographer; shot and interviewed the Millenium.

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Best Shots of 2014

Best Shots of 2014

  With 2014 behind us the staff at  The Show Last Night’s staff has been looking at some great images from our files. This is our ‘Best 14 for 2014′.   This was our first year of publication, it goes with out saying that we had some emotional beginnings, and tearful goodbyes.  Picking our best was challenging. We hope you find the passion in these images, that we discovered in making them. If you…

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CORRELATIONS Final Show!

CORRELATIONS played their final show together at The Garage in Burnsville, MN alongside of other local bands.

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Recently covered Jaedyn James & the Hunger,killing it that night to a pack house at NE Minneapolis’s Mayslacks. In her own words she details how her hunger for music went from high school desire to dark times to finding an independent voice and forming todays’ group.

Jaedyn James, the ring leader of Minneapolis’ new funk.love.soul band, ‘Jaedyn James & The Hunger’, didn’t always love her double chin and loud maniacal laugh. “This isn’t for everyone.” She openly joked on stage at her debut on November 21st at Mayslacks.

Jaedyn James grew up in N.E Minneapolis, totally immersed in her own imagination. The only things that existed to her were music, comedy, mischief, food, and boys (all key elements in her on stage performance). Reality hit hard in high school. “It all got really really real.” Just barely managing to weasel her way into state college Jaedyn dropped out after two years and started two bands that eventually broke up, “They cracked up because of my ego or drugs or boys.” James felt discouraged after her second band broke up “I knew I had talent and big legs, but I was under the impression I needed a big job and a real paycheck to be happy, plus drugs and bad boys, they’ll ruin any band.” James took a year and half off from music. “It was the worst time of my life, not only because I wasn’t singing or writing, but because I had been evicted, dumped, and was back living with my parents and sleeping on a blow up bed.” James thought her dreams of being in the lime light were dead. “I was 22 years old. Fat. My hair was falling out. I was drinking like a fish. I was broke. I applied to work at a gas station and didn’t get the job. It was a dark and ruthless time.” It took James less than a year to move out of her parents place. She found solace in Midtown, Minneapolis. “It all began there, right off of Lake Street. I was sitting on my stoop around midnight. An older woman of the night in red heels walked by, and coughed so deeply that it hurt my lungs. When I got my breath back I knew that was it. I was hungry for more than hurt and suffering. I wanted to be better. Bigger. Bolder. More truthful. Fuller. And more than anything I needed to get up and sing. I walked into the house and broke up with the man in my bed. I took some pictures and I put up flyers the next day. I called everyone I knew who had ever played a kazoo.”

Jaedyn’s search for musicians was successful. “ Jason (Bassist in JJ&H) had been in my last band, Creatures on a Rock. We loved to write and play music together, but when everything went under we needed a break, I never thought I’d get him back. He could probably hear my desperation on the phone. Jason Oliver Olson is one of the most incredible people that exists. He told me he knew a drummer. I think I screamed and then we both agreed. We’d give it another shot.

I met Nathan Dean (Drummer in JJ&H) a couple days later. We hit it off immediately. He’s actually the one who gave me the last name James, he rubbed my ego so it worked out.” James, Jason, and Nathan auditioned a couple guitarists over the next month, “We knew we wanted a funk band. We knew it would take someone special. We didn’t find him.”

Then one day in a basement on the north side of town Nathan Dean mentioned he knew some guys that lived together that played horns. Matt Parker (Alto Sax for JJ&H) and Kyle Welna (Tenor Sax) were invited to rehearsal the next day. “I was nervous because I knew I needed horns to make it all work, and I just couldn’t find any willing to try out.” James recalls. “Matt and Kyle are awesome, they picked up the parts of the grooves, brought beer, and didn’t blush when I made advances on them. I asked them to be in the band after an hour of jamming.” Jaedyn knew the horn section wasn’t full yet. “I had played a couple of shows with Oliver Quincy and they had this little blonde trumpet player come in and solo from time to time, I didn’t like her boyfriend, but I wanted her. (Jamie LeBlanc Trumpet player of JJ&H) I called her, she ditched the guy, and became a member of The Hunger. Jamie LaBlanc is a badass.”

  Around that same time Jaedyn James & The Hunger moved into L9 Studios with five other bands (Oliver Quincy, Cool Dog, Manic Planet, and Tree Blood.) “I knew the band wasn’t finished. I needed backup vocals. Keys. Guitar. Someone to play tambourine. Someone to take my cape on and off, (laughs) I ended up auditioning my best friends little sister, nervously, (Savannah, backup vocals for JJ&H) she nailed it. It’s been nothing, but harmony since.” The last addition was Lily (Tambourine/ glitter girl), “Me and Savannah just couldn’t deal with the tambourine. We had a bad attitude about it. Then one night Lil came over and helped me bedazzle my shoes and clapped along to my Sam and Dave record and wa-la we had our tambourine player!”

That made eight total members in Jaedyn James & The Hunger. James was thrilled. Rehearsals were going so well and the chemistry was so good that she set the date for the debut at Mayslacks. The owner of Mayslacks almost didn’t give Jaedyn the date because, “Funk music won’t go over in my bar.” “I just wasn’t going to take no for an answer.” James said. “I told him I knew everybody in town. That everyone I knew loved to drink. That this was my home town bar and that someday I would die in this bar with everyone that would be at the show. He gave me the whole night.” James thought she had bitten off more than she could chew- three hours to fill in just three months of being a band. “I had no idea what I was going to do, I had all sorts of hair brained ideas. Then I came across my friend’s band, ‘The Uncle Bob Show’ and I knew I had a killer opener. The debut was the best night of my life. It wasn’t perfect. We’re not done yet, but I got to do exactly what I’m meant to do.”

Jaedyn James Hungrier Than Ever Recently covered Jaedyn James & the Hunger,killing it that night to a pack house at NE Minneapolis's Mayslacks.

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Jaedyn James, the ring leader of Minneapolis’ new funk.love.soul band, ‘Jaedyn James & The Hunger’, didn’t always love her double chin and loud maniacal laugh. “This isn’t for everyone.” She openly joked on stage at her debut on November 21st at Mayslacks. Jaedyn James grew up in N.E Minneapolis, totally immersed in her own imagination. The only things that existed to her were music, comedy, mischief, food, and boys (all key elements in her on stage performance). Reality hit hard in high school. “It all got really really real.” Just barely managing to weasel her way into state college Jaedyn dropped out after two years and started two bands that eventually broke up, “They cracked up because of my ego or drugs or boys.” James felt discouraged after her second band broke up “I knew I had talent and big legs, but I was under the impression I needed a big job and a real paycheck to be happy, plus drugs and bad boys, they’ll ruin any band.” James took a year and half off from music. “It was the worst time of my life, not only because I wasn’t singing or writing, but because I had been evicted, dumped, and was back living with my parents and sleeping on a blow up bed.” James thought her dreams of being in the lime light were dead. “I was 22 years old. Fat. My hair was falling out. I was drinking like a fish. I was broke. I applied to work at a gas station and didn’t get the job. It was a dark and ruthless time.” It took James less than a year to move out of her parents place. She found solace in Midtown, Minneapolis. “It all began there, right off of Lake Street. I was sitting on my stoop around midnight. An older woman of the night in red heels walked by, and coughed so deeply that it hurt my lungs. When I got my breath back I knew that was it. I was hungry for more than hurt and suffering. I wanted to be better. Bigger. Bolder. More truthful. Fuller. And more than anything I needed to get up and sing. I walked into the house and broke up with the man in my bed. I took some pictures and I put up flyers the next day. I called everyone I knew who had ever played a kazoo.” Jaedyn’s search for musicians was successful. “ Jason (Bassist in JJ&H) had been in my last band, Creatures on a Rock. We loved to write and play music together, but when everything went under we needed a break, I never thought I’d get him back. He could probably hear my desperation on the phone. Jason Oliver Olson is one of the most incredible people that exists. He told me he knew a drummer. I think I screamed and then we both agreed. We’d give it another shot. I met Nathan Dean (Drummer in JJ&H) a couple days later. We hit it off immediately. He’s actually the one who gave me the last name James, he rubbed my ego so it worked out.” James, Jason, and Nathan auditioned a couple guitarists over the next month, “We knew we wanted a funk band. We knew it would take someone special. We didn’t find him.” Then one day in a basement on the north side of town Nathan Dean mentioned he knew some guys that lived together that played horns. Matt Parker (Alto Sax for JJ&H) and Kyle Welna (Tenor Sax) were invited to rehearsal the next day. “I was nervous because I knew I needed horns to make it all work, and I just couldn’t find any willing to try out.” James recalls. “Matt and Kyle are awesome, they picked up the parts of the grooves, brought beer, and didn’t blush when I made advances on them. I asked them to be in the band after an hour of jamming.” Jaedyn knew the horn section wasn’t full yet. “I had played a couple of shows with Oliver Quincy and they had this little blonde trumpet player come in and solo from time to time, I didn’t like her boyfriend, but I wanted her. (Jamie LeBlanc Trumpet player of JJ&H) I called her, she ditched the guy, and became a member of The Hunger. Jamie LaBlanc is a badass.” Around that same time Jaedyn James & The Hunger moved into L9 Studios with five other bands (Oliver Quincy, Cool Dog, Manic Planet, and Tree Blood.) “I knew the band wasn’t finished. I needed backup vocals. Keys. Guitar. Someone to play tambourine. Someone to take my cape on and off, (laughs) I ended up auditioning my best friends little sister, nervously, (Savannah, backup vocals for JJ&H) she nailed it. It’s been nothing, but harmony since.” The last addition was Lily (Tambourine/ glitter girl), “Me and Savannah just couldn’t deal with the tambourine. We had a bad attitude about it. Then one night Lil came over and helped me bedazzle my shoes and clapped along to my Sam and Dave record and wa-la we had our tambourine player!” That made eight total members in Jaedyn James & The Hunger. James was thrilled. Rehearsals were going so well and the chemistry was so good that she set the date for the debut at Mayslacks. The owner of Mayslacks almost didn’t give Jaedyn the date because, “Funk music won’t go over in my bar.” “I just wasn’t going to take no for an answer.” James said. “I told him I knew everybody in town. That everyone I knew loved to drink. That this was my home town bar and that someday I would die in this bar with everyone that would be at the show. He gave me the whole night.” James thought she had bitten off more than she could chew- three hours to fill in just three months of being a band. “I had no idea what I was going to do, I had all sorts of hair brained ideas. Then I came across my friend’s band, ‘The Uncle Bob Show’ and I knew I had a killer opener. The debut was the best night of my life. It wasn’t perfect. We’re not done yet, but I got to do exactly what I’m meant to do.”

Jaedyn James Hungrier Than Ever Jaedyn James, the ring leader of Minneapolis’ new funk.love.soul band, ‘Jaedyn James & The Hunger’, didn’t always love her double chin and loud maniacal laugh.

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SNOT and Thira LIVE @ Amsterdam Bar and Hall 12.7.14

SNOT and Thira LIVE @ Amsterdam Bar and Hall 12.7.14

SNOT and Thira played live along with supporting acts Sunday night. Stay tuned for an Official interview with Mikey Doling of SNOT and Kayden of Thira! Till then, Enjoy these photos.

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Tattoo Tuesday: Taylor Trombley

Tattoo Tuesday: Taylor Trombley

Name: Taylor Trombley

Occupation: United States Army Veteran

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Photos by Alexander Just

-Young Joey Bad headlined last night as Mill City Nights played host in the main room, with spcieal appearances from Pro Eras members CJ Fly, Kirk Knight, & Nyck Caution. Eagan Minnesota native and Rhymesayers up-and-coming artist Dem Atlas represented for the Midwest.

-Dem Atlas as an artist and performer has grown greatly since my first time seeing him at the Pizza Luce block party. His poise and stage presence were on point, and he seemed to have grown into himself as a performer. The ambiance of his set was unusually hyphy, as well as the attendance. It was notable to me that Mill City Nights attendees were in most part there for every part of the set. I feel like this has some to do with the fact it was all ages, and also because Dem Atlas is raw as Sh*t on the mic. If your sleeping on him now would be the time to take a look, seriously though. Google “Charlie Brown” By Dem Atlas and you will have an idea of why this dudes set was unusually upbeat and Rowdy for an opening act.

- Next up on the Mic was Nyck Caution, who brought it from zero to a thousand and it was all Brooklyn and east coast vibes and fast paced rhymes. His set was well received and more low key, appealing to the ladies and the hippies in the house. Especially when performing Pro Era Classic “You went to school, I went to School High” which also featured Kirk Knight, & Nyck Caution.

- CJ Fly Played some of his new tracks that are unreleased, and they were amazing. Not knowing anything about him going into the night, and going to keep my eye on his new work. The lyrical content and ability to convey emotion with rhymes was evident, and a went out of his set ready to see my headliner to say the least. Other than Joey B, I give my vote to CJ as the most talented rapper and performer that held the stage.

-Joey Bada$$’s work off of his debut tape “1999” and the “P.E.E.P The Aprocalypse” mix tape are already considered by many to be classics. He is the most lyrically complex and talented rapper to make name for himself hailing out of New York since the rise of Biggie. Not to mention, on his North America tour he has the one and only Statik Slektah on the ones and twos. It was all up in smoke good, and good vibes within the venue at all time during the set. His stage presence and character in front of a large crowd were mesmerizing, and his flow with tracks like “waves” was extra-ordinary. Joey Bad also turned up and brought out his PE companions to help shut the house down. It can also be said that he puts a lot of love and effort into every show in memory of Capital Steez, the co-founder of PE. He made sure to give a few shout outs to those in the crowd holding signs in memory, and as a true badass he left it all out on the stage- impossible to imagine he is such a poised performer and complex artist before the age of 20.

Joey Bada$$ Pro Era At Mill City Nights Written By SamWright Photos by Alexander Just -Young Joey Bad headlined last night as Mill City Nights played host in the main room, with spcieal appearances from Pro Eras members CJ Fly, Kirk Knight, & Nyck Caution.

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TATTOO’D TUESDAY: Nicholas G Bisbee

TATTOO’D TUESDAY: Nicholas G Bisbee

Name: Nicholas G Bisbee

Occupation: Food Truck operator/server

Primary Artist: Jake Haag – A Brand New Tattoo in Eau Claire

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The New Direction in Fargo, ND, hosted a super stacked show last night. Internet Dating, Molly’s Worst Enemy, Household, and Comrades played.

The math rock duo, Deano Erickson and Billy Mitchell are Internet Dating. They played a longer set than they did on Friday in Ames.

  Molly’s played after Internet Dating. They killed it! You could tell that they were having a really good time.

Minneapolis based spirit filled, punk-hardcore band, Household played after Molly’s. It was so nice seeing my friends again. Abbie, Josh, Gut, Mat, and Nathaniel are some of the best people I’ve ever met.

Nathaniel Olson from Household

Household played a new song, along with some of the favorites! They really stole the show last night. After Household, Comrades played. Comrades is comprised of Laura and Joe McElroy. The coolest married couple from Virginia. Lol. Matthew Anthony from Household has been playing drums for Comrades during this tour.

  Household, Comrades, Molly’s Worst Enemy, Internet Dating @ The New Direction! On The Road With The Show Last Night. Day 3 The New Direction in Fargo, ND, hosted a super stacked show last night. Internet Dating, Molly's Worst Enemy, Household, and Comrades played.

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We were back in town last night for Molly’s Worst Enemy’s 2nd stop. This time they played at The Garage in Burnsville for the Bent Life/ Cross Me tour.

Bent Life headlined the show. Conveyer, Cross Me, Molly’s, Watchmen, and Wanderer played.

Lucas Kinsel from Watchmen

  Lucas Kinsel from Watchmen

Watchmen was super sick! Lead vocalist KILLED it last night! Molly’s Worst Enemy played third because the lineup got switched last minute. But they still rocked. They played their new Innerlakken album and then a fan favorite, Don’t Save Me.

Deano Erickson from Molly’s Worst Enemy

But the big excitement last night was that they played a cover of Bombtrack by Rage Against The Machine!

Bent Life ended the show with a super crazy hardcore set.

Live: Molly’s Worst Enemy. On The Road With The Show Last Night, Day 2 We were back in town last night for Molly's Worst Enemy's 2nd stop. This time they played at The Garage in Burnsville for the Bent Life/ Cross Me tour.

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I’m photographing on tour with Twin Cities based band, Molly’s Worst Enemy for three days this weekend. Last night was day one. We made the trip to Ames, Iowa to play a show at The Muffin Top.

Ben Ashcraft from Peer Pressure

Ben Ashcraft performed some spoken word as Ben Kanobi. Cliff Diving, Peer Pressure, and Internet Dating opened for Molly’s. Three really good bands. Cliff Diving had a super fun pop-punk sound. Peer Pressure performed a rad hardcore set. Ben Ashcraft is one of the raddest dudes out there. And Internet Dating’s twinklecore stole the show.

Internet Dating

Molly’s Worst Enemy started with Incubus off their new CD Innerlakken.

  And in good ol’ Molly’s fashion, the floor was their stage.

  Molly’s Worst Enemy

Their set was lengthy, yet it didn’t feel so. I was super surprised how many fans they had in Ames, that knew their lyrics. I was stupidly under the impression that they really only held their “core” fans in the Twin Cities. So to see how many fans they had in Iowa was crazy, and a super pleasant surprise!

  Live: Molly’s Worst Enemy @ The Muffin Top I'm photographing on tour with Twin Cities based band, Molly's Worst Enemy for three days this weekend.

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Last night at Milly City Nights in downtown Minneapolis, Relient K played for their Mmhmm 10 year anniversary tour.

From Indian Lakes opened for Relient K. For me never listening to them before, they were quite enjoyable. I was not expecting to enjoy them as much as I did.

Relient K’s set was amazing! They played their Mmhmm album front to back. They started with “The One I’m Waiting For” and continued down the line in order as the songs appeared on the album. I felt like I was 12 again. So much nostalgia.

Behind them was an old tattered backdrop from their Mmhmm album. Come to find out, it was the same backdrop they used ten years ago when the album first came out.

  After they finished the set from Mmhmm, they finished off with a few songs from newer albums. The whole show was pretty darn fun!

  LIVE: Relient K @ Mill City Nights Last night at Milly City Nights in downtown Minneapolis, Relient K played for their Mmhmm 10 year anniversary tour.