Concerts

The Rats in a Cage Tour will take Billy Corgan and company across North America.

From the recently announced Journey show, to Teddy Swims, Eric Clapton, Weezer, Cody Johnson, and more, there are a lot of great concerts coming to St. Paul. Here's who's coming (so far) in 2026, and even into 2027.

Guitarist Mike McCready said last month that they were still looking for a replacement.

Big names are hitting pause on tours, and it might just change how we experience live music. Some artists are trying to keep it accessible.

They'll share stages with the Smithereens on more than a half dozen stops.

Vanilla Fudge, Dio and Ratt stars will also take part in the weekend festivities.

An additional leg has been added to the San Francisco group's ongoing farewell tour, starting in September in Los Angeles.

Longtime Who frontman says these could 'possibly' be his final shows.

The three-time GRAMMY Award-winning hip-hop superstar will perform after a Twins game, and there's also a pregame Happy Hour with $2 beers, hot dogs, and snacks.

New shows follow summer tour with the Doobie Brothers.