Pictures of Then at 501 Club

From Minneapolis

First show since since September 29, 2010 • First headlining show since May 14, 2010 • First 501 Club headlining show • 27th show on MN Live's calendar since January 30, 2007

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Following in the footsteps of Minneapolis’ countless Rock and Roll successes, Pictures of Then have been hailed as “helping to further shape the new Minneapolis sound.”(perfectporridge.com). Gaining clout as an "amazing" (Red Gorilla Music Fest) and "fresh" (Crossroads Music Fest) live act, Pictures of Then takes to the stage with an energy that is undeniable. "Spirited and buzzy...they swung with glam-pop abandon, channeling psychedelic folk-roots through howling indie-rock branches. Read more about Pictures of Then on Last.fm.

From Minneapolis

First show since since September 29, 2010 • 16th show on MN Live's calendar since October 7, 2005

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The Icy Shores are a Minneapolis-based indie rock band, comprised of singer/guitarist Nick Hegarty, drummer/backing vocalist Nick Larsen, and bassist Shane Stubblefield. Their sound leans toward the loud side of indie, with influences like the Afghan Whigs, Nada Surf, Drive Like Jehu and Nirvana. The band started life as a four-piece, with singer/guitarist Hunter Jonakin splitting singing duties. The band's first album, "What You Get And How You Get It", was released in 2005 on Catlick Records. Upon the record's release, the band played extensively around the Minneapolis area. Read more about The Icy Shores on Last.fm.

From St Paul

First show since since October 14, 2010 • First 501 Club show since September 29, 2010 • 21st show on MN Live's calendar since February 4, 2004

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There are three artists with this name: 1) Maudlin is a sludge band from Belgium. In 2009 Maudlin, willing to take over the world, becomes .maudlin (with a dot) because of existing bands with the same. "In a genre overwhelmed with sad bands, MAUDLIN may be the saddest of them all. It’s difficult to describe feelings we ain’t familiar with. The sadness, anger and depression the band has gone through is reflected in the repetitive, yet very powerful song structure. Sometimes it feels like MAUDLIN only has one friend: their instruments. Read more about Maudlin on Last.fm.