5pm Doors 8pm Showtime Full food and beverage available for this show. Seating first comes, first serve. 21+ *Show is free! Proceeds will be donated the to the Immigrant Rapid Response Fund. Polem features Mike Wolter on guitar, Kameron Markworth on bass, and Joey Van Phillips on drums. The trio draws its influence for its original repertoire and their own unique approach to outside material from albums including Andrew Hill’s “Time Lines,” Beastie Boys’ “Paul’s Boutique,” Bobby Hutcherson’s “Montara,” De La Sol’s “De La Sol is Dead,” and Duke Ellington’s “Money Jungle.” BCE Trio features drummer Emma Garau, bassist Chris Bates, and pianist Bryan Nichols (BCE Trio) collaborate in improvisation, original music, and reimagined jazz standards. Chris Bates is an accomplished bassist recognized for his remarkable contributions to the world of jazz. Bates is a key member of the Atlantis Quartet, where his dynamic and inventive bass lines contribute to the ensemble’s distinctive sound. With a career spanning decade, he has become a sought-after collaborator, known for his deep understanding of the jazz idiom. Emma Garau is a drummer and composer based in Minneapolis, MN. She graduated with a BFA in jazz and contemporary music from the University of North Carolina at Asheville in 2022 while independently studying with Dave King of The Bad Plus and touring extensively with Fortezza. Emma has toured and/or recorded with artists including Powderhorns, Grace Christian X, and Geologist (of Animal Collective). Bryan Nichols is a pianist, composer, and educator based in Minneapolis. Often found playing jazz and improvised music, but at home in a variety of musical worlds, he leads and composes for his own trio, quintet, and nonet, in addition to performing, recording, and touring with a variety of forward-thinking artists. He is a recipient of a prestigious McKnight Fellowship for Performing Artists and a residency at the Kennedy Center for Betty Carter’s Jazz Ahead program. Kameron Markworth is a bassist, composer, teacher, and improviser based in Minnesota. A fixture in the Twin Cities music scene, he has performed and recorded with a wide array of artists. He recently appeared on Joan Hutton and Sue Orfield’s fearless album Splash (2024, Shifting Paradigm Records) and Peter Kogan’s Just Before Midnight (2022, KoganNote Records). Joey Van Phillips is a drummer, percussionist, father, husband, actuary, television enthusiast, little-league coach, and chicken wing expert. A third-generation drummer and versatile musician, Joey has written for, recorded with, and performed with Dessa, Aby Wolf, Jonatha Brooke, and the Grammy award–winning Minnesota Orchestra. Mike Wolter is a guitarist and composer Mike Wolter who often is working with musicians from both the preeminent vanguard and the eclectic fringe. He has become one of the area’s most sought-after guitarists and band leaders. In 2021, Wolter’s interest in the intersection of music and social change inspired him to repurpose a sizable grant he received from the St. Paul Arts Board. By using it bring together the varied musical acts from around town he admired while also raising several thousand dollars for local nonprofits working to better the community. 

5pm Doors 7pm Showtime Full food and beverage available for this show. Seating is first come, first serve. 21+ $15 Adv (+fees/taxes) $22 Doors (+fees/taxes) This winter, Molly Dean will take up residence for a four-week series of intimate performances in the Starlight room at Icehouse. Known for her atmospheric arrangements layering guitar, voice, and looped harmonies into immersive soundscapes, Molly brings a depth of artistry perfectly suited for a close-listening environment. Each night of the residency will present a unique and evolving musical experience. Molly will craft new setlists, play songs from her new record Interwoven (released May 2025), and preview new material. This residency is a space to bring people together during the quietest season of the year. More than a concert series, this residency is a winter gathering place: a warm space to connect & listen. LAAMAR's Bio: LAAMAR is the latest project led by Minneapolis-based singer, songwriter, saxophonist, and composer Geoffrey Lamar Wilson. On the band’s debut EP, Flowers, Wilson blends his idiomatic inspirations bridging folk, soul, R&B, and country with a constant ear toward racial and social justice issues and the shared human experience. “In the EP's deceptively sweet and warm title track, he relays a memory of his mother ‘lighting candles and putting flowers on the boulevard’ in memory of another dead man of color. In the standout track getting airplay on the Current, 'Home to My Baby,' he relays his personal fears of getting pulled over by police,” writes Chris Riemenschneider of the Star Tribune. Recent acclaim for LAAMAR includes debut single “Home to My Baby” being named KAXE’s “Best Song” of 2023 and a nod as one of First Avenue’s Best New Bands. “With Flowers,” writes Malachy Koons of KAXE, "LAAMAR has crafted a stunning debut that does not shy away from difficult topics. The new EP features four instantly catchy songs, with each taking a different approach to issues of racial and social justice.” 

6pm doors // 8pm show $15 Jan 13-29 $20 day of show 21+ Full Food & Beverage Menu available all night! ALL proceeds donated to MIRAC and MONARCA presented with Totally Gross National Product Just added: MARIJUANA DEATHSQUADS.. WHITE DUNE: White Dune is the electronic music project of Minneapolis drummer Dave Power. He makes downtempo, ambient, and IDM music inspired by the likes of Boards of Canada, Andy Stott, The Field, Aphex Twin, and other electronic music visionaries. His latest full length, “memory II: drift,” a 122-minute ambient/drone record, was released in October, and a brand new EP is out on January 30th. The new EP, “formica halo”, is Power’s own attempt at making experimental, sample-based house music loosely inspired by a night he spent in the East Village of Manhattan at “The Loft,” a storied, private disco/house dance party. “The Loft” was founded by David Mancuso in the 1970s and is still active to this day, now happening four times a year. The private party is attributed by many to be one of the birthplaces of house music (along with “The Warehouse” in Chicago). PORNONONO: Consisting of Jacob Mullis, Amy Hager, Aaron Baum, Jared Isabella, Ben Clark, and Peter Lavoie, Pornonono is a psychedelic RnB future myth in search of a time and place where we can dance ourselves into one unified body and soul. We will be releasing a brand new single in honor of this momentous occasion. The last set of the night will be a collaborative dance party set with all the acts based on previously unreleased Pornonono songs, a live remix celebration! BRAINGIVER: a new musical organization [supergroup], built around enlisting bizarre and inconceivable groups of collaborators from every corner of music, together creating the Most Sublime and Delicious electronic music heard… in some time! Executive producer dealdrugger recruits a beguiling cast, drawing on associates known best for their work with acts such as Poliça, Bon Iver, Gayngs, Marijuana Deathsquads, and more! Highly regarded as the favorite band of G-off Little. You know what that means!!!! This live performance occasion marks the release of the debut recording effort of the crime syndicate and will honor their short-standing tradition of playing every show with a different lineup of guest talents and improvising the majority of the sound waves that radiate from the speaker system. 

8pm Door 9pm Showtime Full food and beverage available for this show. 21+ $10 Doors (+fees/taxes) *Tickets can only be purchase at the door This residency marks a powerful expansion of Obi Original & The Black Atlantics’ presence on the Twin Cities stage. Known for their dynamic blend of highlife, Afrobeat, soulful grooves, and modern fusion, the collective has captivated local and regional audiences with an infectious energy that honors the heritage and future of African-inspired music. Hailing from the vibrant Minneapolis music scene, Obi Original has built a reputation as a charismatic performer and cultural connector, infusing each night with rhythmic pulse, storytelling, and the spirit of community uplift. His work with the Black Atlantics brings together skilled musicians, traditional and contemporary instrumentation, and a genre-bending approach that resonates with longtime fans of Afrocentric music and newcomers alike. In addition to the music, Sundays at The Icehouse will offer authentic Nigerian food and community connection, further reflecting the collective’s dedication to cultural celebration and inclusion — a hallmark of their mission to bring global sounds and stories to the heart of Minneapolis. “We’re excited to bring AFRODISIA to The Icehouse,” says Obi Original. “This is more than a show, it’s a space for joy, connection, and honoring the rhythms that connect us all.” Whether you’re a longtime lover of African music or discovering its magic for the first time, AFRODISIA at The Icehouse MPLS promises a weekly cultural experience full of soul, groove, and unity. 

6pm Doors 8pm Showtime Full food and beverage available for this show. 21+ $15 Adv (+fees/taxes) $22 Doors (+fees/taxes) It has been about a month since Poliça released their new record “Dreams Go”, and they are celebrating by …announcing the making of another new record! This next record will be created live, in front of an audience. Come join in on the process at Icehouse (MPLS): February 4th, 11th, and 18th! Each set will start and end with a collection from their catalog to warm up before Poliça writes out in the public sphere. Audience participation will be welcomed. 

5pm Doors 7pm Showtime Full food and beverage available for this show. 18+ $15 Adv (+fees/taxes) $22 Doors (+fees/taxes) Turn Turn Turn is a trio who bonded over their mutual love of close harmony 60s and 70s country, folk, and pop music and formed an original Americana band. To create their distinctive sound, the band “turns” to the distant past of early American recorded music, “turns” again to that renaissance of the 1960s and 1970s, and finally “turns” again to the present looking forward. Members Adam Levy (guitar, vocals), Savannah Smith (guitar, vocals) and Barb Brynstad (bass, vocals) are all mainstays of the Minnesota music scene. Even though Turn Turn Turn was born as a cover band, the group's original material – sweetheart alt-country folk-pop – quickly stole the spotlight. Jillian Rae's Bio: Jillian Rae is a Minneapolis-based singer, songwriter, multi-instrumentalist and producer who's authentic, genre-transcending music is pioneering a new wave of music in the Midwest. Lauded as a “triple threat on vocals, fiddle and composition” (MN Star Tribune), Rae is a fiercely unique spirit who cares more about making authentic music than about conforming to expectations. 

6pm Door Time 8pm Show Time $30 adv (+fees/taxes) $37 doors (+fees/taxes) Full food and beverage available for this show. 18+ Erik Koskinen is an American singer-songwriter, multi-instrumentalist and producer, whose music is not categorized by sub-genres. Stylistically he is on his own while heavily influenced by American roots music. The rhythmic integrity and musical tone is as important as the lyrical content and the artistic intent. Koskinen has reverently entered the anthology of uniquely crafted wry songs with the likes of Woody Guthrie and Ry Cooder while speaking as plainly as your neighbor. The Minneapolis Star Tribune calls Koskinen “the real deal” and “The best country songwriter in Minnesota” “Writes like Dylan, looks like Hank Williams, walks like John Wayne, smokes like James Dean, and plays like no one else.” — Spinout Records Martha Scanlan and Jon Neufeld's Bio: Martha Scanlan is an American singer-songwriter and musician, based in Montana. Jon is Portland based guitar player, producer and longtime musical collaborator. They met playing together at Portland’s Indie-Roots festival Pickathon in 2010, shortly before recording Tongue River Stories, a beautifully stark album of field recordings captured on film at the 120-year-old family ranch where Martha was living and working in a remote corner of southeast Montana (The Meadow on YouTube is a stunning introduction). Anyone familiar with Martha Scanlan and Jon Neufeld’s unique alchemy on stage will not be surprised by the sense of being taken into the moment- their shows are in and of themselves a journey of improvisation; the way Jon Neufeld’s brilliant innovative guitar playing weaves effortlessly around Martha’s timeless songwriting is simply magical. 

6pm Doors 8pm Showtime Full food and beverage available for this show. 21+ $15 Adv (+fees/taxes) $22 Doors (+fees/taxes) For fans of Phish and the boundless creativity of Trey Anastasio, there's a new sound echoing out of the Twin Cities. About to Run: The Music of Trey Anastasio is a four-piece tribute band bringing the sprawling, improvisational soundscape of the Phish universe to life. With a collective ear for detail and a knack for the jam, this band dives deep into the intricate compositions and spontaneous improvisations that define Anastasio's work. Featuring the talents of Minnesota jam scene veterans Arthur Hoffman, Arthur Bagley, Mark 'Munchie' Collins, and Berek Awend, About to Run is more than a tribute—it's a celebration of a musical legacy. Experience the fiery guitar solos, the deep-groove funk, and the soaring melodies you know and love. From the arena anthems to the most obscure jams, About to Run delivers an authentic and high-energy show that will have you dancing all night. 

6pm Doors 8pm Showtime Full food and beverage available for this show. 21+ $15 Adv (+fees/taxes) $22 Doors (+fees/taxes) It has been about a month since Poliça released their new record “Dreams Go”, and they are celebrating by …announcing the making of another new record! This next record will be created live, in front of an audience. Come join in on the process at Icehouse (MPLS): February 4th, 11th, and 18th! Each set will start and end with a collection from their catalog to warm up before Poliça writes out in the public sphere. Audience participation will be welcomed. 

5pm Doors 7pm Showtime Full food and beverage available for this show. 18+ $15 Adv (+fees/taxes) $22 Doors (+fees/taxes) Turn Turn Turn is a trio who bonded over their mutual love of close harmony 60s and 70s country, folk, and pop music and formed an original Americana band. To create their distinctive sound, the band “turns” to the distant past of early American recorded music, “turns” again to that renaissance of the 1960s and 1970s, and finally “turns” again to the present looking forward. Members Adam Levy (guitar, vocals), Savannah Smith (guitar, vocals) and Barb Brynstad (bass, vocals) are all mainstays of the Minnesota music scene. Even though Turn Turn Turn was born as a cover band, the group's original material – sweetheart alt-country folk-pop – quickly stole the spotlight. The Roe Family Singers Bio: The Roe Family Singers are a Hard-Core Old-Time band from Minneapolis, MN. Led by wife & husband Kim and Quillan Roe, the band marries old-time sounds from barn-dances, fiddle pulls, and county fairs with a punk rock delivery. Featuring banjo, Autoharp, guitar, and Appalachian clogging, the band and family of fans have been regularly filling Minneapolis’ 331 Club every Monday night since 2005. They've shared the stage with Doc Watson, Ralph Stanley, Mike Seeger, Del McCoury, Jesse McReynolds, the Grascals, Jim Kweskin & Geoff Muldaur, Junior Brown, Asleep at the Wheel, and John McEuen & John Carter Cash. In 2011 the band was awarded the prestigious McKnight Fellowship for Performing Musicians; they won the title of “World's Best Jug Band” twice, in 2010 & 2012 at the annual Battle of the Jug Bands; in 2012, won the Minnesota Duet Contest at the MN State Fair; in 2016 won the title of Entertainers of the Year from BMAI; in 2017, Kim won the clogging competition at the Old-Time Music & Ozark Heritage Festival, held in West Plains, MO; in 2018, won both Entertainers of the Year and Album of the Year from BMAI;in 2019, won Best Band, Best Band Overall, and Entertainers of the Year from BMAI; and in 2020 their song, “Don’t Worry About the Rich Man,” was #10 overall on the Bluegrass Grassicana charts. The Roe Family Singers mix original music and contemporary takes on old-time and traditional tunes into one roiling & rollicking river of fresh yet familiar American music. Every performance raises a ruckus. 

6pm Door Time 8pm Show Time $22 adv (+fees/taxes) $29 doors (+fees/taxes) Full food and beverage available for this show. 18+ Erik Koskinen is an American singer-songwriter, multi-instrumentalist and producer, whose music is not categorized by sub-genres. Stylistically he is on his own while heavily influenced by American roots music. The rhythmic integrity and musical tone is as important as the lyrical content and the artistic intent. Koskinen has reverently entered the anthology of uniquely crafted wry songs with the likes of Woody Guthrie and Ry Cooder while speaking as plainly as your neighbor. The Minneapolis Star Tribune calls Koskinen “the real deal” and “The best country songwriter in Minnesota” “Writes like Dylan, looks like Hank Williams, walks like John Wayne, smokes like James Dean, and plays like no one else.” — Spinout Records Robinella's Bio Robinella’s career began with a sort of luck that rarely comes to most artists within their lifetime. The combination of Robinella's honey-sweet vocals with violin, mandolin, bass, drums and piano captivated audiences, thus creating the ever-popular Robinella & the CC Stringband. In 2006, Robinella was nominated for “Emerging Artist of the Year” at the Americana Music Awards and released her fourth album, “Solace for the Lonely”, on Dualtone Records in Nashville. But then life, as it has a tendency to do, threw a few curveballs her way. So, she returned to her home, the foothills of the Great Smoky Mountains, and got back in touch with what she truly wanted – love, family, friendship, music, art, truth. With that comes her latest release, “Fly Away Bird”, her most mature work. 

InMotion 9:30PM DOORS 10PM MUSIC 21+ $12 ADVANCE (+taxes/fees) $20 AT THE DOOR (+taxes) InMotion is a monthly themed dance party curated by one of our bartenders, Jaboidia! dress in your finest and be ready to hit the dance floor for some r&b, pop & hip hop house music. $5 specialty shots Free Photo Booth 

Salsa Valentine w/ Charanga Tropical 4PM DOORS • DRINKS • FOOD 5PM SHOWTIME $15 (+fees & taxes) 21+ FULL FOOD & BEVERAGE MENU AVAILABLE ALL NIGHT. Seating is First Come / First Served Extend your weekend with Sunday Salsa Matinee, one of the best monthly music and dance events in the Twin Cities. From 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. 10-piece salsa orchestra Charanga Tropical mixes its spicy salsa with smooth strings. This is Cuba flavored salsa, from classic danzón to modern timba, straight out of Havana. 7pm-8pm: DJONE of Salsa Police Entertainment spins bouncy bachata and other Latin favs to close out the evening. Icehouse offers a wide open dance floor with booth and balcony seating. Enjoy an exceptional menu of top quality food and drink 

8pm Door 9pm Showtime Full food and beverage available for this show. 21+ $10 Doors (+fees/taxes) *Tickets can only be purchase at the door This residency marks a powerful expansion of Obi Original & The Black Atlantics’ presence on the Twin Cities stage. Known for their dynamic blend of highlife, Afrobeat, soulful grooves, and modern fusion, the collective has captivated local and regional audiences with an infectious energy that honors the heritage and future of African-inspired music. Hailing from the vibrant Minneapolis music scene, Obi Original has built a reputation as a charismatic performer and cultural connector, infusing each night with rhythmic pulse, storytelling, and the spirit of community uplift. His work with the Black Atlantics brings together skilled musicians, traditional and contemporary instrumentation, and a genre-bending approach that resonates with longtime fans of Afrocentric music and newcomers alike. In addition to the music, Sundays at The Icehouse will offer authentic Nigerian food and community connection, further reflecting the collective’s dedication to cultural celebration and inclusion — a hallmark of their mission to bring global sounds and stories to the heart of Minneapolis. “We’re excited to bring AFRODISIA to The Icehouse,” says Obi Original. “This is more than a show, it’s a space for joy, connection, and honoring the rhythms that connect us all.” Whether you’re a longtime lover of African music or discovering its magic for the first time, AFRODISIA at The Icehouse MPLS promises a weekly cultural experience full of soul, groove, and unity. 

6PM DOORS 7PM SHOW Food and beverage menu available the entire show. $18 ADVANCE (+taxes/fees) $25 AT THE DOOR (+taxes) Celebrate Mardi Gras with "Feel-Good Music" from the Jack Brass Band, as Wynton Marsalis once said, "If you like your gumbo spicy, and your music hot, check out the Jack Brass Band. The Jack Brass Band was formed in 1999 in the Twin Cities. Based on the traditions of New Orleans' brass bands, they are the ambassadors to the Crescent City's rich musical history. The band plays "Feel-Good Music" for audiences of any age, for any occasion. The band has the ability and repertoire to play everything from old New Orleans jazz from Louis Armstrong's era, to the modern street Mardi-Gras anthems with the instrumentation, feel, and energy they have mastered through countless gigs, parades, festival appearances, and trips to New Orleans to listen, learn, and play alongside the masters. Simply put, the Jack Brass Band brings the party to any event with a rich tradition and a groove that will make you want to get up and dance to the New Orleans sound. The Up North Rollers Brass Band is a New Orleans-style brass band based out of the Twin Cities. The group was established in 2024 when Ben Collicott, trombonist and recent transplant to Minnesota, recruited several fellow Michigan Tech alumni to share his passion for the second line music of New Orleans. The ensemble digs deep into the Crescent City’s brass band culture and strives to be authentic to the modern New Orleans style while also paying dues to the tradition. 

6pm Doors 8pm Showtime Full food and beverage available for this show. 21+ $15 Adv (+fees/taxes) $22 Doors (+fees/taxes) It has been about a month since Poliça released their new record “Dreams Go”, and they are celebrating by …announcing the making of another new record! This next record will be created live, in front of an audience. Come join in on the process at Icehouse (MPLS): February 4th, 11th, and 18th! Each set will start and end with a collection from their catalog to warm up before Poliça writes out in the public sphere. Audience participation will be welcomed. 

5pm Doors 7pm Showtime Full food and beverage available for this show. 18+ $20 Adv (+fees/taxes) $27 Doors (+fees/taxes) Turn Turn Turn is a trio who bonded over their mutual love of close harmony 60s and 70s country, folk, and pop music and formed an original Americana band. To create their distinctive sound, the band “turns” to the distant past of early American recorded music, “turns” again to that renaissance of the 1960s and 1970s, and finally “turns” again to the present looking forward. Members Adam Levy (guitar, vocals), Savannah Smith (guitar, vocals) and Barb Brynstad (bass, vocals) are all mainstays of the Minnesota music scene. Even though Turn Turn Turn was born as a cover band, the group's original material – sweetheart alt-country folk-pop – quickly stole the spotlight. Leslie Vincent's Bio: A prolific jazz songwriter and vocalist, Leslie Vincent's lyrical creativity, rich alto tone, and magnetic stage presence have made her a standout in the Minnesota music scene. Her album of jazz and pop originals, Little Black Book, was just featured in the Star Tribune as one of the best albums of 2025. Leslie's work has also been featured in DownBeat Magazine, and her tune “Icetown Blues” was named “One of the Best Songs of 2023” by Jazz.88. Leslie melds modern lyrics rooted in the jazz, swing, and blues traditions, performing heartfelt and high-energy shows across the Midwest 

6pm Door Time 8pm Show Time $22 adv (+fees/taxes) $29 doors (+fees/taxes) Full food and beverage available for this show. 18+ Erik Koskinen is an American singer-songwriter, multi-instrumentalist and producer, whose music is not categorized by sub-genres. Stylistically he is on his own while heavily influenced by American roots music. The rhythmic integrity and musical tone is as important as the lyrical content and the artistic intent. Koskinen has reverently entered the anthology of uniquely crafted wry songs with the likes of Woody Guthrie and Ry Cooder while speaking as plainly as your neighbor. The Minneapolis Star Tribune calls Koskinen “the real deal” and “The best country songwriter in Minnesota” “Writes like Dylan, looks like Hank Williams, walks like John Wayne, smokes like James Dean, and plays like no one else.” — Spinout Records Amy LaVere and Will Sexton's Bio: Amy LaVere and husband Will Sexton have been music collaborators and touring companions for 11 years. The quality of their craft, the miles traveled and their original catalog is ever growing. LaVere’s songwriting is pointed and clever with lyrics that are hard to shake. Once you hear her captivating voice, it will be forever instantly recognizable. Over the past three decades, Will Sexton has grown into a skilled musical polymath: an esteemed writer, producer, session player and solo artist with a string of acclaimed LPs to his credit. Sexton’s seasoned guitar playing and velvet vocals are a superb fit to LaVere’s distinctive talent and smooth, percussive upright bass prowess. Amy and Will are among the finest musical craftsmen and performers in the Americana genre. Their spellbinding show is incomparable, something you must see for yourself. 

7pm Doors 8pm Showtime Full food and beverage available for this show. 18+ $12 Adv (+fees/taxes) $20 Doors (+fees/taxes) Love & Resistance, Volume Two of The Urgent Emergent Performance Art Series (Urgent Art Series), is a dance party curated with heart and soul at center. Love & Resistance asks you to sweat and sing it out while centering love for self, your body, and community, all night. With sounds by DJ McShellen and DJ Mickey Breeze, and a dance performance followed by a performance by Lieutenant Sunnie, we encourage you to come through and lean into a space of radical love with us. Advance tickets are also available via the TruArtSpeaks Website. The Urgent Emergent Performance Art Series powered by TruArtSpeaks (Urgent Art Series) is a year-long residency at Icehouse in Minneapolis, MN, taking place monthly, every third Saturday,* in celebration of TruArtSpeaks' 20th year anniversary. Founded in 2006, by Tish Jones, the arts & culture organization based in Saint Paul has a long history of providing platforms for artists to share timely and innovative work— this series is no different. The Urgent Art Series will invite new and true collaborators to share work that speaks to both the nightly theme and the series' invitation: urgent and emergent performance art. Known for being bold in their creative work, TruArtSpeaks has curated a year of creative expression that will move the crowd, the needle, and change forward through creative cultural expression. The Urgent Art Series is sponsored, in part, by Minnesota Public Radio. 

8pm Door 9pm Showtime Full food and beverage available for this show. 21+ $10 Doors (+fees/taxes) *Tickets can only be purchase at the door This residency marks a powerful expansion of Obi Original & The Black Atlantics’ presence on the Twin Cities stage. Known for their dynamic blend of highlife, Afrobeat, soulful grooves, and modern fusion, the collective has captivated local and regional audiences with an infectious energy that honors the heritage and future of African-inspired music. Hailing from the vibrant Minneapolis music scene, Obi Original has built a reputation as a charismatic performer and cultural connector, infusing each night with rhythmic pulse, storytelling, and the spirit of community uplift. His work with the Black Atlantics brings together skilled musicians, traditional and contemporary instrumentation, and a genre-bending approach that resonates with longtime fans of Afrocentric music and newcomers alike. In addition to the music, Sundays at The Icehouse will offer authentic Nigerian food and community connection, further reflecting the collective’s dedication to cultural celebration and inclusion — a hallmark of their mission to bring global sounds and stories to the heart of Minneapolis. “We’re excited to bring AFRODISIA to The Icehouse,” says Obi Original. “This is more than a show, it’s a space for joy, connection, and honoring the rhythms that connect us all.” Whether you’re a longtime lover of African music or discovering its magic for the first time, AFRODISIA at The Icehouse MPLS promises a weekly cultural experience full of soul, groove, and unity. 

5pm Doors 7pm Showtime Full food and beverage available for this show. 18+ $20 Adv (+fees/taxes) $27 Doors (+fees/taxes) Turn Turn Turn is a trio who bonded over their mutual love of close harmony 60s and 70s country, folk, and pop music and formed an original Americana band. To create their distinctive sound, the band “turns” to the distant past of early American recorded music, “turns” again to that renaissance of the 1960s and 1970s, and finally “turns” again to the present looking forward. Members Adam Levy (guitar, vocals), Savannah Smith (guitar, vocals) and Barb Brynstad (bass, vocals) are all mainstays of the Minnesota music scene. Even though Turn Turn Turn was born as a cover band, the group's original material – sweetheart alt-country folk-pop – quickly stole the spotlight. Lynden Graham's Bio: Hailing from the North Shore, cutting his teeth in Cork, Ireland, Lynden Graham rocks, spits and cries! Folk and country originals for the blue and inconsolable. Humor and sincerity abound! Accompanied by Nathan Edelmann on keys and Kingfield’s very own Mac Spolyar on bass. 

6pm Door Time 8pm Show Time $22 adv (+fees/taxes) $29 doors (+fees/taxes) Full food and beverage available for this show. 18+ Erik Koskinen is an American singer-songwriter, multi-instrumentalist and producer, whose music is not categorized by sub-genres. Stylistically he is on his own while heavily influenced by American roots music. The rhythmic integrity and musical tone is as important as the lyrical content and the artistic intent. Koskinen has reverently entered the anthology of uniquely crafted wry songs with the likes of Woody Guthrie and Ry Cooder while speaking as plainly as your neighbor. The Minneapolis Star Tribune calls Koskinen “the real deal” and “The best country songwriter in Minnesota” “Writes like Dylan, looks like Hank Williams, walks like John Wayne, smokes like James Dean, and plays like no one else.” — Spinout Records Jeremy Moses Curtis's Bio: I was born in ’72 in Providence, Rhode Island, to a single Mother in the early stages of substance recovery. Like many in Generation X, I spent a lot of my childhood fending for myself. Stability was rare, and exposure to music and art the only real constant. Whether attending weekly gatherings at The Temple of Music in Roger Williams Park, or being snuck into tiny cafés to see underground artists like Paul Geremia and Tracy Nelson, or even seeing Dylan on the Street Legal tour, my early memories of live music – of people drawn together by something larger than themselves, a mystery – left a deep impression on my mind and soul. “Jeremy Moses Curtis sings songs that are more like conversations draped across a landscape that is in constant movement. Folk tales of ordinary moments, observations and revelations.” — Dana Colley (Morphine)