Ross Raihala

For a while there in the '90s, it looked as if Nirvana changed music forever. And they did, at least for a few years.But then a new generation of

One of the most unlikely pop stars of recent years turned the Grandstand into the swooniest place at the Minnesota State Fair on Saturday night.

The Minnesota State Fair Grandstand season drew to a close Monday afternoon with a spirited performance from Kidz Bop.

The tour kicked off Wednesday at St. Paul's Xcel Energy Center in front of an enthusiastic crowd of more than 13,000 folks, most of them elderly millennials or Gen Xers.

The fall concert calendar includes some local arena debuts (Childish Gambino, Cody Johnson, Sabrina Carpenter, Nathaniel Rateliff and the Night Sweats), some two-night stands (Pink, Usher, Billie Eilish) and a farewell tour (Jeff Lynne's ELO).

The lineup includes a pair of world premieres, “Drawing Lessons” and “Holmes/Poirot”

Donald Glover took to social media Monday to announce the rest of his current tour under his musical stage name Childish Gambino has been postponed, including an Oct. 2 stop at St.

Broadway has long loved adapting blockbuster films for the stage, even if for every smash like “The Lion King” there are a dozen flops like “Mrs.

Two of the bands are led by Tool frontman Maynard James Keenan.

The final two Minnesota Sinfonia concerts will take place Oct. 18 and 20.