Jon Bream is a critic and reporter at Star Tribune. He specializes in arts and entertainment, particularly music, and has covered a wide range of topics including concerts, festivals, and celebrity news. Bream has been featured in numerous publications including Yahoo News, the Boston Herald, and the Houston Chronicle.
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Jon Bream's focus is primarily on event coverage and reviews related to music, concerts, and musicians in the Twin Cities area of Minneapolis. If you have information about upcoming concerts or events featuring notable musicians in this region, or insights into recent performances by well-known artists in the area, it might be of particular interest to him.
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By: Jon Bream
Tickets will go on sale on Friday.
Gospel star CeCe Winans will appear at Minnesota State Fair.
By: Jon Bream, Chris Riemenschneider
Highlights for June 4-10 include Taj Mahal, Last Dinner Party, Mono Neon, Dwight Yoakam and Grand Old Day.
Rolling Stone has officially declared that punk rock began in the United States in 1976 with the Ramones. To celebrate the 50th anniversary of punk, these arbiters of culture, aka obsessive list maker
Her Minneapolis concert was short on her singing and long on listening to a DJ spin her new album.
Chaka Khan disappoints at Prince Celebration at First Avenue in Minneapolis.
Marathon show at Minneapolis Armory featured Morris Day and feast of Prince music. The band was terrific.
Too little Prince, too many parties, but there were meaningful unofficial activities during the Twin Cities celebration of Prince's life.
Prince superfans dish about Prince Celebration 2026, Chaka Khan and Londell McMillan.
By: Chris Riemenschneider, Jon Bream
Highlights for June 11-17 include Mavis Staples, Alison Krauss, Trey Anastasio, Molly Brandt, Rotsam and Rodney Crowell.
