The Humbugs at 331 Club

From Minneapolis

First show since since June 15, 2007 • First 331 Club show • First headlining show • Eighth show on MN Live's calendar since September 13, 2003

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The Humbugs are an original pop rock group from Minneapolis, Minnesota. Fronted by husband and wife team of Adam and Kristin Marshall, The Humbugs play upbeat catchy music from a variety of influences and styles. Everything from The Beatles to Blondie. From classic rock to latin grooves. From old school to new school. A little bit of everything is thrown into the Humbugs stew, but in the end it comes up completely their own. Read more about The Humbugs on Last.fm.

From Minneapolis

First show since since June 1, 2007 • First 331 Club show since January 31, 2007 • Seventh show on MN Live's calendar since December 18, 2006

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Like much of American music, the leitmotif of “KING” is sin and salvation. Johnny Cash, Tom Waits, Marty Robbins, you complete the list. Have it on my desk by three. This the earnest work of a student of that school of American music. King walks the wavering line of a mortal held to the impossible standards of a hypocritical world. There is someone or something just ou of sight in almost ever song, someone or something evil. The songs are sincere and evocative, defiant and a bit world-weary. There affectations in the vocals that could be taken as homage. Read more about Bernie King on Last.fm.

From Minneapolis

First show since since June 8, 2007 • First 331 Club show • Third show on MN Live's calendar since June 7, 2007

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Steeped in a long tradition of Minneapolis folk music, Jack Klatt writes musical telegraphs from a bygone age. Klatt’s music evokes equally the well crafted lyrical themes of Woody Guthrie and Bob Dylan and the rebellious fire of the Clash. Fresh off a stint in southern Europe Klatt brings a variety of influences, from delta blues to punk rock, to the stage as he plies his trade as troubadour. Whether breathing new life into traditional blues or inspecting current events through protest songs Read more on Last.fm