The Weather Station stays loyal to folk tradition
Lindeman’s third full-length, “Loyalty,” is a sublime song cycle with lyrical baggage far heavier than her avian voice lets on.
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Silver Follies, golden oldies
by Jack Dura | May 13, 2015
‘Yee Haw For Hee Haw’ unfolds days of old Age is just a number, and the Silver Follies know this better than any area…
Read NowKatelyn Whitehead Q&A
by Greg Carlson | May 13, 2015
Discussing “Kurt Cobain: Montage of Heck”
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by Greg Carlson | May 13, 2015
Veteran documentary filmmaker Brett Morgen’s years of hard work pay off in “Kurt Cobain: Montage of Heck” ...
Read NowThe scoop on Spoon
by Diane Miller | May 13, 2015
Bassist Rob Pope, also of the The Get Up Kids, discusses new record and tour
Read NowQ&A with Monica Martin of Phox
by Diane Miller | May 13, 2015
Q&A with Monica Martin of Phox
Read NowGhost in the Living Machine
by Greg Carlson | May 10, 2015
Self-conscious, geeky coder Caleb Smith (Domhnall Gleeson) wins a contest to visit the sprawling, private compound of his boss Nathan (Oscar Isaac), a computer
Read NowVolbeat: The New Voice of Heavy Metal
by Granville Wood | May 10, 2015
When Michael Poulsen sings, his distinctive voice and vocal range are like nothing you have heard from a heavy metal band before and probably…
Read NowBehind the scenes with P.F. Sloan
by Diane Miller | May 9, 2015
Songwriter behind the number one hit “Eve of Destruction” to perform in Fargo
Read NowCulture and karma in two Japanese classics
by Christopher P. Jacobs | May 7, 2015
Earlier this year the Criterion Collection released Blu-ray editions of two Japanese classics from the 1960s: Yasujiro Ozu’s intimate family comedy-drama “An Au
Read NowBasement’s Best: My Morning Jacket breaks hearts and waves on “Waterfall”
by Stephen Anderson | May 7, 2015
“The Waterfall” is clearly the work of a band that’s finally found a way to properly rein in its experimental tendencies and fuse its…
Read NowMagic in the air: NDSU Opera unfolds ‘A Midsummer Night’s Dream’
by Jack Dura | May 6, 2015
Summer is not even here yet, but NDSU Opera is already taking us there. The university opera company has “A Midsummer Night’s Dream” lined…
Read NowA few questions for Caroline Smith
by Diane Miller | May 4, 2015
Popular Minneapolis pop/R&B singer returns to The Aquarium
Read NowLocal feature length mob film, ‘Aura,’ comes to life
by Kayla Culver | Apr 30, 2015
Actor/director/writer Charles Mauk talks creative process, learning curve
Read NowGrowing Older and Growing Up – ‘While We’re Young’
by Greg Carlson | Apr 29, 2015
Ben Stiller and Naomi Watts are Josh and Cornelia, married New Yorkers rocketing through their 40s ...
Read NowLet us now praise independent booksellers
by Taylor Blumer | Apr 29, 2015
Zandbroz celebrates Independent Bookstore Day A world in which independent bookstores can still thrive is certainly a good one. Independent bookstores enrich their communities…
Read NowJack White’s surprise performance gets Fargo love
by Chris Hennen | Apr 29, 2015
Local music lovers have rock and roll spiritual experience
Read NowLooking for Fargo in ‘Kumiko, the Treasure Hunter’
by Greg Carlson | Apr 26, 2015
The erroneous report that a Tokyo office worker died near Detroit Lakes, Minn., in 2001, looking for money buried in the snow in Joel…
Read NowBasements Best: Alabama Shakes move outward, upward on “Sound & Color”
by Stephen Anderson | Apr 26, 2015
Though its preceded by the title track, Alabama Shakes’ sophomore album, “Sound & Color,” doesn’t truly begin until about the 40-second mark of “Don’t…
Read NowThe Good Lie at the Fargo Theatre
by Greg Carlson | Apr 23, 2015
The Good Lie at the Fargo Theatre
Read NowWelcome to Fargo, Night Vale
by Diane Miller | Apr 23, 2015
One of the most popular podcasts in the world, “Welcome to Night Vale,” will be performed live on stage at The Fargo Theatre on…
Read NowArt on the run: ‘Accessible’ Art Marathon returns for another go-around
by HPR Contributor | Apr 22, 2015
Finally, a marathon you don’t have to train for.
Read NowGreek theater packing a punch
by Jack Dura | Apr 22, 2015
Theatre NDSU brings new flair to comedy ‘Lysistrata’ Dancing, dirty jokes, pop culture references and a party. This is the recipe for Theatre NDSU’s…
Read NowTop 5 reasons to attend the Plains Art Museum’s Spring Gala
by HPR Contributor | Apr 22, 2015
Brazilian Carnaval meets the Plains Art Museum this May 2.
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