Local Music

A friend of mine swears it's the best concert he's ever seen.

If you're an up and coming artist, this is perfect for you.

These guys sound just as good as the bands they cover.

St. Cloud's best rock band presents their new show this summer.

I wanted to say a sincere "Thank You" from Ali and I for all the dedicated 103.7 The Loon listeners who came out to Bailey Ray's blues festival on Saturday and stopped by.

Do you remember Husker Du? The Replacements? The Hold Steady or Babes in Toyland? If so, you need to watch this video.

Owners Stephanie Covart Meyerring and Keith Covart feel our pain. I’ll let the FB post they shared today do the rest. I hope you have shirtsleeves handy.

In addition to the myriad of food purveyors and family friendly events at Eastman Park by Lake George, the festival features musical acts each week.

Crow, a great band from the Minneapolis area that not only won Minnesota Music Awards for all the members of the band for each individual instrument but have achieved Hall of Fame status in both the Minnesota Rock/Country Hall of Fame 2005 and the Iowa Rock N' Roll Hall of Fame in 2009 (Arnold's Park, Iowa).

This weekend, you'll find the Local Blend in St. Joseph filled with guitars, folkies and pens to paper as the Third Annual Weekend Of Songs: Songwriters Festival strums it's first chords.

For the 9th year in a row, Central Minnesota kids with a musical spirit will join together in a band. Make that; several bands. The Central Minnesota School of Rock is underway this week and 60+ kids are hauling guitars, drums and keyboards to what, in most cases, is their very first gig.

The St. Cloud Rox will look to bounce back from a tough Sunday loss when they visit the Duluth Huskies at Wade Stadium Monday and Tuesday. Monday's game is scheduled for a 6:35 first pitch, and Tuesday's game at 11:35 am. St. Cloud is currently 3-2 on the season, going 2-2 with Waterloo and winning a game against Thunder Bay so far on the year...