Friday March 23 @ Hell’s Kitchen
with Me and My Arrow and Pennyroyal
9pm / $5 / 21+
additional info

Sunday 04/01/12 @ Cause with Lovedrug and Big Lake

Friday 04/20/12 @ Kitty Cat Klub with Caetani and Fire In The Northern Firs

Saturday 04/21/12 @ Tycoons (Duluth) with Actual Wolf

Saturday 04/28/12 @ The Cedar Cultural Center with Patrick Hertz

Friday 05/04/12 @ Triple Rock Social Club with Retribution Gospel Choir

Saturday 05/12/12 @ The Cabin (Eau Claire)

Saturday 03/17/12 @ The Turf Club with Squares, Greycoats and Heartbeats

Friday 03/23/12 @ Hell’s Kitchen with Me & My Arrow and Al Church and State

Friday 04/27/12 @ Kitty Cat Klub with Lost Shepherds

Thanks to Chris Riemenschneider at the StarTribune for covering The Small Cities CD release show! You can read the blurb here.

Reed Fischer and the City Pages’ blog Gimme Noise featured The Small Cities! Check it out right here.

Ross Raihala at the Pioneer Press had some very kind words to say about The Small Cities. You can read it all right here.

The Small Cities are featured in The Onion! Check out the nice write-up right here compliments of Christopher Bahn.

Pick up the new issue of City Pages for a nice feature on our very own The Small Cities. You can read it online here. Special thanks to Rob van Alstyne.

Kudos and congrats to The Small Cities on their CMJ debut: #190 on the charts!

In other TSC news, starting today you can stream the entire album.

We’re excited to have several Princess Records artists/alumni involved with this project including The Umbrella Sequence, Eric Moeckel (The Sextons), and MGKvsBRD (OME). Name your price and download the album now at the Amble Down Records website here.

Featuring Remixes by:

1. Dance By Accident – The Umbrella Sequence
The Umbrella Sequence is made up of friends who continue to threaten the music listening public with a third full-length album.

2. The Jealous Ones – Grant Cutler
Grant Cutler is a Minneapolis-based songwriter, producer and experimental electronic musician.

3. More To Come – Sean Renner
With each new album Sean Renner becomes increasingly difficult to define. Spanning genres from classical to hip hop, pop to folk, and playing the roles of artist, producer, engineer and everything in between, Renner continues to push the limits of his musical imagination, along with everyone else’s.

4. You Are Not Well – Eric Moeckel
Eric Moeckel formed The Sextons with Adam Fekete, Adam Tucker, and Jake Nyberg, after performing for a couple of years as a solo artist in Minneapolis in the late 2000s. He is currently playing both solo and with The Sextons.

5. Empire Waist – S. Carey
As a band member of Bon Iver from the very beginning, Sean Carey witnessed a flip of his formal training to step firmly into a worldwide-touring rock band. His performance degree in classical percussion from the University of Wisconsin – Eau Claire and his love for jazz drumming prepared him for a central role in the inspiring force of the Bon Iver live show.

6. Dance By Accident – MGKvsBRD
Are human beings making art.

7. In Your Sleep – Lazerbeak
Lazerbeak is a thug. Do not be deceived by the nice-guy introductions backstage. Beak is responsible for some of the hardest lavabangers in hip hop, period. Catchy, rib-crushing, filthy.

8. Tables – Sean Renner
With each new album Sean Renner becomes increasingly difficult to define. Spanning genres from classical to hip hop, pop to folk, and playing the roles of artist, producer, engineer and everything in between, Renner continues to push the limits of his musical imagination, along with everyone else’s.

9. 3:1 – Graham O’Brien
Drummer and producer. Has worked with Eyedea, Sole, Sadistik, Kristoff Krane, No Bird Sing.

10. You Are Not Well – Sombear
While finding his way through middle school and high school in the late 90s and early 00s with a love of dance pop and house music, Bradley Hale (of Now, Now) kept his obsessions to himself. Sombear is a way of reliving that youthful spirit without the confinement of hallways soaked in testosterone. Fragile and introverted pop is his cautious attempt at reassembling who he is.