Hot Water Music to light up Aquarium
HPR chats with Hot Water Music bassist Jason Black about recording their latest album, upcoming shows and more.
Read Moreby Sabrina Hornung | Oct 9, 2026
HPR chats with Hot Water Music bassist Jason Black about recording their latest album, upcoming shows and more.
Read Moreby HPR Staff | Sep 28, 2026
Fargo-Moorhead’s Madonna tribute returns to the Sanctuary Events Center, with an ’80s/’90s dance party and costume contest to follow.
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by HPR Staff | Sep 26, 2026
The FM Symphony performs Joe Hisaishi’s scores from “My Neighbor Totoro,” “Kiki’s Delivery Service” and “Spirited Away” at the Fargo Theatre.
Read Moreby HPR Staff | Sep 21, 2026
The Red River Theatre Organ Society (RRTOS) celebrates 100 years of the Fargo Theatre and the mighty Wurlitzer with a cinematic experience.
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by Sarah Nour | Sep 8, 2026
KNNZ 89.1 FM (Ken’s FM) was a labor of love for the late Ken Bartz. A new fundraiser hopes to usher the station into a new era.
Read Moreby HPR Staff | Sep 3, 2026
A family friendly day of workshops, acoustic jams and bluegrass at Crooked Lane Farm in Colfax, now in its second year.
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by HPR Staff | Aug 28, 2026
Hardcore, punk and metal at Harold’s on Main, with Swing Low’s first show in four years and Daikaiju’s masked marauders.
Read Moreby HPR Staff | Aug 23, 2026
A luthier’s living room in Thompson, North Dakota, where world-class guitarists play to thirty people once a month.
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by HPR Staff | Aug 18, 2026
Nashville-based queer Americana singer-songwriter Dani-Rae Clark plays the Aquarium on Wednesday, August 19, with Kit Pines and Owen Broke — and a two-step lesson to start the night.
Read Moreby HPR Staff | Jul 9, 2026
“Refugia Blues” is Shoulders’ fifth album and he’s turning off the amp and taking a step toward the acoustic nature of the traditional southern sound.
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by HPR Staff | Jun 24, 2026
Bryan Bielanski brings his upbeat brand of folk rock to Parachigo in Fargo on June 30.
Read Moreby Bryce Haugen | Jun 16, 2026
The curtain has come down on Jade Presents. Fargo-Moorhead’s largest event promoter has brought thousands of shows — more than 150 per year — and hundreds of artists to the area over the past 36 years.
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by John Showalter | Apr 15, 2026
Born and raised in Kansas City, Missouri, Tech N9ne has established himself among the royalty of Midwestern hip-hop over the course of more than three decades.
Read Moreby Sabrina Hornung | Sep 16, 2025
Dakotah Faye is a hip-hop artist from Minot, North Dakota, and he’s had a busy year.
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by John Showalter | Aug 19, 2025
“Ever since I started going to bluegrass festivals, I found it difficult to believe that such a thing doesn’t exist around the Red River Valley region,”
Read Moreby Alicia Underlee Nelson | Jun 9, 2025
The Moorhead Public Library will offer three free, all-ages outdoor concerts featuring regional bands this summer.
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by Sabrina Hornung | Feb 18, 2025
The MoonCats describe themselves as “Americonscious Campfire Folk.” They have a clear acoustic...
Read Moreby John Showalter | Nov 13, 2024
Local band Zero Place has been making quite a name for itself locally and regionally in the last few years.
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by Sabrina Hornung | Oct 17, 2024
On November 3, a number of North Dakota’s finest musicians from Watford City to the Red River Valley to pay tribute to the late John Prine.
Read Moreby John Showalter | Sep 19, 2024
Radio Free Fargo, KRFF 95.9, has provided independent radio since 2004.
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by John Showalter | Aug 3, 2024
Thirty years later, the band is still going strong, albeit with a few changes in lineup…
Read Moreby Sabrina Hornung | Jul 18, 2024
HPR chats with Slug (a.k.a. Sean Daley), the voice of Twin Cities-based hip hop duo Atmosphere and co-founder of rap label Rhymesayers.
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by John Showalter | Jul 18, 2024
Harold’s on Main has quickly transformed from the new kid on the block to a Moorhead fixture.
Read Moreby Sabrina Hornung | Jun 20, 2024
High Plains Reader chats with Bob Carpenter of the Nitty Gritty Dirt Band, hailed as “the godfathers of contemporary Americana.”
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