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With no irony intended, to launch the new Cedar App on an iPhone (or iPod Touch), one touches a photo of the venue's recently restored 1948 "Cedar" neon marquee. From there, the user is able to see a complete list of upcoming shows, listen to a monthly "newsletter podcast," watch videos both of upcoming artists as well as some special, captured performances from the venue's long history from YouTube, map directions and even buy tickets. The Cedar is the first Twin Cities venue with its own iPhone App, now available for download for free on Apple's iTunes Store.
Tickets for four more super Cedar shows are now on sale, including a solo acoustic show by Minnesota-bred singer-songwriter Peter Himmelman (6/3), a high energy appearance by Balkan Beat Box (6/4), touring very sparingly with their new album Blue Eyed Black Boy, gothic alt country duo Handsome Family (6/11), and sublime kora music from Toumani Diabaté, performing with the Symmetric Orchestra (8/6).
Tickets available now from the Cedar Ticketline (612-338-2674 ext 2), Cedar outlets (Electric Fetus, Depth of Field, Irish on Grand, and Homestead Pickin' Parlor), and online at Ticketweb.
Tickets are available NOW from Ticketweb and the usual Cedar outlets for the film screening of ODDSAC, a visual album set to new music by Animal Collective, with the director Danny Perez and members of Animal Collective present (7pm and 9pm Sat Mar 20).
Five Cedar shows go on sale Fri Feb 12 and Sat Feb 13. On sale at noon Fri from the Cedar Ticketline (612-338-2674 ext 2), Cedar outlets, and online at Ticketweb: oud and nay virtuoso Bassam Saba (Thu 4/1) in a concert of classical Arabic music, indie folk duo The Pines (Fri 4/23), and timeless mandolin and fiddle music of Peter Ostroushko (Fri 4/30).
Four great Cedar shows are newly on sale now, namely a CD release for Eliza Blue with Aby Wolf (Fri 3/26); a stop on the Dear Companion tour by Ben Sollee and Daniel Martin Moore in a protest against Mountain Top Removal in the Appalachians (Fri 4/2); the reunion of old friends and musical conspirators Bruce Molsky and Ale Möller (Thu 5/27), and a CD release for hip-hop artist Kristoff Krane (Fri 5/28).
Eight great Cedar shows are on sale now, including Chicago Afrobeat Project (3/12), roots reggae artist Taj Weekes and Adowa (3/14), singer-songwriters Ellis Paul with Amy Speace (3/21), French troubadours Tété and Eric John Kaiser (3/24), experimental indie folk trio Megafaun with Charlie Parr and Breathe Owl Breathe (4/9), Portland indie folk quartet Horse Feathers (4/20), a star-studded showcase for Nero's Neptune label featuring Spider John Koerner, Charlie Parr, Milo Fine, Paul Metzger, Zak Sally and more (<
More great Cedar shows are now on sale, including hard-drivin' stringband Pert Near Sandstone with very special guest Spider John Koerner(Sat Jan 16), Canadian turntablist extreme Kid Koala (Sat Jan 30), bluegrass legends Del McCoury Band (Thu Mar 18), and a special 25th anniversary celebration by Irish group Altan (Sun Mar 28). And also now on sale First Avenue presents YouTube ukelele phenom Julia Nunes (Mon Jan 18), at The Cedar.
Sit down with a glass of lemonade and read about all the artists visiting us in June. Also, there's something new happening at the Cedar this summer! Every Thursday evening in July and August we present The Cedar Outdoors: small group, mostly acoustic performances on our lovely patio, free admission, and a weekly beer special.
Curious? Download the new Summer newsletter and find out more.
The May newsletter is here and ready for download. Colin Hay may be sold out already but May is exploding with electricity from Dobet Gnahoré to Jeremy Messersmith to a 416 Club hosted by The Brass Kings and so much more! Check out the upcoming performances and read more about happenings at the Cedar.
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