6PM DOORS/DRINKS/FOOD 8PM SHOW NO COVER Join us in the Starlight Room for an eclectic DJ performance. ABOUT DREW CHRISTOPHERSON Drew Christopherson is a drummer (POLICA + Marijuana Deathsquads), woodworker, and curator via his lifer project Totally Gross National Product. Having spent decades collecting records, his interests have taken him through a wide mix of genre exploration, from punk & hardcore to spiritual jazz and techno. In this setting, Drew will likely focus on psychedelic electronic music and far-out instrumentals. He believes strongly in the ritual of collective listening, and encourages attendees to bring their friends to a radical new place for music listening and appreciation in Minneapolis. 

5:30PM DOORS 7:30PM SHOW $15 ADVANCE (+taxes/fees) $22 AT THE DOOR (+taxes) Full Food & Beverage Menu is available for the entire show. If you reserved a table, the table is yours for the night. ABOUT BIG BLUE MOON Big Blue Moon is the exciting, brand-new jazz project of Nick Baker, Matt Beachey, and Satchel Bruna. This Minneapolis-based piano trio draws from different eras of improvised music to create a fresh, bright sound that is guaranteed to expand your mind. These three musicians have a decade of background in the indie rock world, and now they finally have an outlet for improvisational flow, communicating together onstage so that every show is a different experience. Creating and improvising, without worrying about what jazz should be. ABOUT RABECA Minneapolis’ Rabeca never stays in one place for too long—each song meanders from meditative solos to upbeat drum shuffles and rich chordal harmonies. The quintet first joined forces at a living room cabaret performance in 2019 and have since melded their unique musical tastes into a unique ear-grabbing niche. Drawing on their individual backgrounds in jazz and rock n' roll, Rabeca fuses improvised solos with catchy hooks. Their debut album Potluck (2020) captured the band’s love for a good meal while their most recent release Junk (2023) reflects current themes of quarantine and longing amidst the digital age. Rabeca is Alex (keys/vox), Anna (saxophone/vox), Colleen (guitar/vox), David (bass), and Satchel (drums). ABOUT 26 BATS! circus pop for aminals, goblins, fairies and freaks from mpls ABOUT DILLY DALLY ALLEY Since releasing their debut album in May of last year, Dilly Dally Alley has gained local and global reputability for their “pop smarts, soulful grooves, deft dance vibes” from sources like A&R Factory, Broken 8 Records, The Current, MPR, RacketMN, and more. Ultimately, Dilly hopes that their more-than-jazz sound inspires audiences to dance a little harder, love a little better, and be a better caretaker for the communities they belong to. 

6:30PM DOORS 8:30PM SHOW $30 ADVANCE (+taxes/fees) $40 AT THE DOOR (+taxes) Full Food & Beverage Menu is available for the entire show. If you reserved a table, the table is yours for the night. ABOUT YOUR SHOW Minnesota's own singer/songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Bain is the latest addition to the growing roster of FE Music, the label founded and run by rapper/singer Phonte Coleman and Dutch producer Nicolay (also known as the Grammy-nominated soul duo The Foreign Exchange). After two albums with producer Afrokeys, Bain has teamed with Nicolay for his third full-length album Lifetime. Join Bain at Icehouse for an immersive live debut of these songs featuring Nicolay on synthesizer, Afrokeys on keys, and a talented band of additional Minneapolis musicians. Bain’s new work dives into the realms of Folk/Soul, psychedelic, and Synthpop—blending introspection with sonic exploration. Don’t miss Nicolay’s DJ set to close out this one-of-a-kind event. Show is presented by: Bain, The Foreign Exchange Music and Hygge House Productions 

6PM DOORS 7PM SHOW $10 ADVANCE (+ taxes and fees) $15 AT THE DOOR (+ taxes) 

5PM DOORS 7PM SHOW $25 ADVANCE (+taxes/fees) $32 AT THE DOOR (+taxes) Full Food & Beverage Menu is available for the entire show. If you reserved a table, the table is yours for the night. LINEUP "Invitations" featuring Sean Carey, Mike Lewis, and more to be announced! ABOUT SEAN CAREY S. Carey is the moniker of Eau Claire, Wisconsin-based multi-instrumentalist, songwriter, and producer Sean Carey, commonly recognized as the drummer, vocalist, and pianist in the indie folk band, Bon Iver. Over the past decade, Carey has fostered his flourishing solo career via themes of nature and sustainability, songwriting built from jazz beginnings, and heartfelt, emotive lyricism. His latest and fourth album, Break Me Open, adds to a discography of three full-length releases, two EPs, and countless collaborations. As S. Carey developed his songwriting and producing talents, he was commissioned by Will Arnett to write the track "Rose Petals" for his Netflix series Flaked, co-wrote "Hold The Light" with Dierks Bentley for feature-length film Only The Brave, contributed to Sufjan Stevens' album Carrie & Lowell, and has produced for, performed on, and written with the likes of Low, Mike Kinsella, Taylor Deupree, Gordi, John Raymond, Pieta Brown, Bruce Hornsby, Big Red Machine, and Bizhiki. When he's not creating or performing music, you can find him spending time with his kids, watching Food Network, or immersed in nature somewhere in Western or Northern Wisconsin, far from the hum of civilization. ABOUT MIKE LEWIS Mike Lewis was born and raised in a musical family in the Twin Cities. That he would pursue a life in music as well quickly became clear, and the support he's received from his family and closest friends cannot be overstated. The saxophone and a love for jazz came early, while an endless obsession with music in all forms has led him to pick up other instruments along the way. He is a founding member of Happy Apple, Fat Kid Wednesdays and Alpha Consumer, and can be heard live and on recording with Bon Iver, Bonny Light Horseman, and countless others. He's played music on 6 continents over a 30+ year career, and will continue in love and gratitude as long as he's able. 

5:30PM DOORS 7:30PM MUSIC $12 ADVANCE (+taxes/fees) $19 AT THE DOOR (+taxes) ALL AGES ABOUT ERIC MAYSON Eric Mayson, an innovative noise-maker from Minneapolis, has made a name for himself with a unique sound that merges elements of emotive piano, hip-hop, R&B, and indie pop. As a versatile multi-instrumentalist, vocalist, and producer, Mayson has worked alongside prominent artists like Lizzo, Your Smith, Aby Wolf, Atmosphere, Dessa, and countless other artists in the Twin Cities music scene. His solo projects are known for their passionate lyrics, lush harmonies, maximalist production, and soulful style. In 2019, Mayson embarked on a new chapter, returning to school to study aviation, and now works as a flight instructor. With Rerun, Mayson invites listeners into a journey that’s as much a revisiting as it is a transformation. What began in the summer of 2019 as a burst of creativity—ten one-minute songs quickly captured and shared online—has evolved into a full-length album, meticulously woven through the threads of time, change, and return. Each track on Rerun is a conversation between past and present, where new experiences and perspectives respond to the raw inspiration of that nervous and exciting summer. Through his experience of leaving Minneapolis, returning to school, changing careers and finally coming back to both the city and his music, Mayson’s journey finds itself echoed in each song, creating a sense of déjà vu with fresh insight—like an episode you've seen before that feels both familiar and newly profound—a time capsule; a reprise; a Rerun! 

7PM DOORS 9PM SHOW FULL FOOD & BEVERAGE MENU AVAILABLE ALL NIGHT! $12 ADVANCE (+taxes/fees) $19 AT THE DOOR (+taxes) FPA is inviting all of her favorite musicians to share a stage. Please enjoy. FPA is Minneapolis based songwriter, composer, and guitarist Frances Priya Anczarski. Her 2021 album Princess Wiko, was born from her love of film scores and jazz ballads. The Nigerian-Polish musician is now working on an EP set to be released early next year. 

7PM DOORS/DRINKS/FOOD 9PM MUSIC $15 ADVANCE (+taxes/fees) $23 AT THE DOOR (+taxes) CELEBRATE THANKSGIVING WEEKEND JAMAICAN STYLE! ABOUT IRAS With band members hailing from Venezuela to Trinidad, and Ghana to Kingston Jamaica, the International Reggae All-Stars are truly a global band. Featuring one of today’s hottest reggae vocalists, Kingston native Lynval “Golden Voice” Jackson, the International Reggae All-Stars play reggae, dancehall and all the Bob Marley classics, and bring peace, love and positive vibrations with them where ever they go. 

EVERY MONTH! 4PM DOORS • DRINKS • FOOD 5PM SHOW START $15 ADVANCE (+taxes & fees) $15 AT THE DOOR (+taxes) 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. Then from 7 p.m. to 8 p.m. 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. 

5PM DOORS/DRINKS/FOOD 7PM MUSIC $17 ADVANCE (+taxes/fees) $24 AT THE DOOR (+taxes) This show is curated by Aby Wolf, as a part of her December Residency. ABOUT MAYYADDA Minneapolis bred singer/songwriter, multi-instrumentalist/producer Mayyadda aims to use her music to encourage deep healing through feeling. With a foundation of soulful vocals and vulnerable lyricism topped with sonic experiments across genres, her sound is evolving and inviting. An active recording artist since 2015, she’s since released six projects. Perhaps most notably she reminded us all that we can’t save people before we save ourselves with her viral hit “R.I.P Captain Save-A-Heaux”. Her recent drop “try&remember: the acoustic album” boasts fan favorites, acoustic vibes and a breath of fresh air in a smoggy music scene. ABOUT AVA LEVY Ava Levy is a Minneapolis based independent singer songwriter. She has been performing around the twin cities since she was a kid with her dad, Adam and more recently as a solo artist. Ava’s music has a wide variety of influences from The Beatles to Avril Lavigne; her sound is sorta indie, sorta rock, sorta pop: a mix of everything she loves. Ava has two singles released: ‘not ur clown’ and ‘cat song’ that you can listen to on Spotify or wherever you stream! 

6PM DOORS 8PM MUSIC Full Food and Beverage Menu Available all Show ALL SHOWS: $25 ADVANCE (+taxes+fees) $32 AT THE DOOR (+taxes) 

7PM DOORS 8PM SHOW $15 ADVANCE (+taxes/fees) $22 AT THE DOOR (+taxes) DEC 5 - Big Salt DEC 12 - The Controversial New "Skinny Pill" DEC 19 - ahem DEC 26 - LAAMAR ABOUT KISS THE TIGER Over the past few years Kiss the Tiger has emerged as one of Minnesota's most dynamic and exciting live rock acts. Fronted by the magnetic and disarming Meghan Kreidler, this is a band that doesn’t just play. They combust. And watching them set the stage ablaze, it’s hard not to feel oneself release, too, like a collective exhale set to ratcheting guitars, buoyant bass lines and Kreidler’s perfectly pitched screams. Theirs is a clean-burning fire. Hell, you might even call it healing. -Andrea Swensson, author, podcast host, and music journalist 2024 has included many career highlights for the band including opening slots for musical heroes Lucinda Williams and Joan Jett. The band has also introduced new members Alyse Emanuel on drums, Lynn Hu on keys, and returning original member Alex Sandberg on lead guitar. The December Residency is an opportunity for the band to close out the year with you and share where they're headed. 

5:30PM DOORS 7PM SHOW $15 ADVANCE (+taxes/fees) $20 AT THE DOOR (+taxes) Full Food & Beverage Menu is available for the entire show. If you reserved a table, the table is yours for the night. Maria and the Coins' invite you to their fourth annual "Holly Jolly Christmas Show" with special guests Molly Brandt and Raegan Elizabeth. Enjoy an evening of original music from all three artists as well as some holiday favorites! ABOUT MARIA AND THE COINS Minneapolis indie pop-rockers Maria and the Coins are marking a new chapter. With the release of their latest single "Something Good,” the fivesome is ushering in a new era of high-energy indie pop rock while still maintaining the lyrical integrity, powerhouse vocals and early 2000s-esque style that defines their sound. Frontwoman Maria Coyne chronicles her journey in love, struggles with depression and anxiety, and finding herself in a vulnerable yet resilient way that leaves the listener hopeful about what can happen when we fight for the light within ourselves and find joy in the little corners of the universe. The result is a tapestry of big-picture pop anthems, soulful ballads, and driving-with-the-windows-down-belt-your-heart-out bangers. Maria and the Coins have opened for Christina Perri, Papa Roach, Betty Who, JP Saxe and Haley Reinhart. Their debut album ‘Forward’ received local and national radio play with the lead single “Movin’ On” gaining traction on Spotify with over 300k streams. The Minneapolis-based fivesome is currently recording new music set for release in early 2025. For more, visit www.mariaandthecoins.com. Named 2023 Americana Artist of the Year at the Midwest Country Music Awards, Molly Brandt is making waves in the independent music scene. With her powerful vocals, compelling storytelling, and unforgettable performances, her songs weave tales of heartache, resilience, and triumph, delving into blue-collar struggles, dive bar revelries, long car rides, and cold-blooded revenge. With a musical background that includes stints as a classical pianist and jazz vocalist, Brandt found her songwriting voice when she turned to roots music, using a tapestry of Americana styles to tell her vivid and gritty stories. She released her first singles in 2022 and was soon performing at venues and festivals across the Midwest. Her 2023 debut album, Surrender to the Night, blends honky-tonk, countrypolitan, and alt-rock influences. Her next album, American Saga, is set to release on September 27th, 2024 and singles off this project have been rolling out throughout the summer of 2024. Her new material explores an even broader range of roots and Americana music, breaking the mold of Americana and country to form a sound that is all her own. In early 2024, her band performed on The Rhinestone Teardrops Tour alongside Chicago-based artist, Reilly Downes & The Acid Cowboys, traveling across the United States, performing in Austin, Nashville, Memphis, and Chicago, to name a few. Her band continuously captivates audiences with a fiery delivery, memorable attire, and evocative lyrics. As we hear what this next iteration of Molly Brandt sounds like, one thing we can count on is that it’s going to be unforgettable. “Take a ride with me,” she sings in one song that could be an advertisement for her own music. “Light me up, you know you can’t resist / ’Cause I’m like propane and cigarettes.” 

6:30PM DOORS 8PM SHOW $11 ADVANCE (+taxes/fees) $18 AT THE DOOR (+taxes) Full Food & Beverage Menu is available for the entire show. If you reserved a table, the table is yours for the night. ABOUT HEMMA Emerging artist Hemma comes from a family lineage of singers, and has spent the last decade carving her own path as a singer-songwriter in the Americana, folk and jazz scenes of the Midwest. Hemma is a moniker for Hannah Hebl, who performs with a full band, trio and as a soloist, where she is known to captivate the audience with unique and stunning vocals that paint an ethereal, pastoral longing passed down from artists like Neil Young and Joni Mitchell. With lyrical prayers performed as songs, Hemma finds her voice as a balladeer reflecting on themes of love, spanning distance, and finding the courage to recognize ancestral addiction as a shadow to befriend, as well as a curse to break. Hemma has most recently opened the stage for artists – Marika Hackman, Infinity Song, Mike Kota, S. Carey, Barbaro, The Brother Brothers, and The Cactus Blossoms. Her debut full length album Abalone Sky will be released in early 2025 and is co-produced with Sean Carey and Brian Joseph in Eau Claire, Wisconsin. Hemma and the artists who came together to create this new music will perform a preview concert at Icehouse in Minneapolis on December 7, 2024 with supporting acts Hazelcreak and Trash Date. 

4PM DOORS/DRINKS/FOOD 5PM MUSIC $20 ADVANCE (+taxes/fees) $25 AT THE DOOR (+taxes) Celebrate the season with Twin Cities Flamenco Collective featuring the talent and passion of Twin Cities performers. Come and enjoy the Flamenco Holiday Show that captures the heart of our community blending tradition, talent, and holiday cheer in a night of unforgettable performances. ARTISTS Anda Flamenco Company and School Bobby "El Eléctrico" Dagmara La Petenera David Greenberg Jeff Rambert Mamá de Los Gatos La Rubia Ping Wang Raquel del Bosque Sachiko "La Chayí" Flamenco Dance School Storydance Theatre Twin Cities Flamenco Collective & More Twin Cities Flamenco Collective is a group of Flamenco musicians and dancers based in the Twin Cities, MN. It brings the essence of the art and culture of Flamenco to the Midwest. The members are guitarist Ross “El Vecino", dancers Sachiko “La Chayí”, Eva Makiko and La Gracia. For more information. visit www.facebook.com/twincitiesflamenco. 

5PM DOORS/DRINKS/FOOD 7PM MUSIC $17 ADVANCE (+taxes/fees) $24 AT THE DOOR (+taxes) This show is curated by Aby Wolf, as a part of her December Residency. ABOUT BARLOW Barlow makes art for people with no fancy filter, and he does it with intention and credibility. Boasting a lifelong career as an actor with a deep knowledge of funk and soul music under his belt, Barlow aims to be the Renaissance Man of your alt-R&B fantasies. ABOUT CARISA carisa's music is best categorized as bedroom cafe. It hints at some of her influences, primarily bossa nova, folk, and jazz. Her lyrics are often straight from the pages of her journal and are always autobiographical in some way. She primarily performs music with her guitar but has also been seen caressing a keyboard. 

6PM DOORS 8PM MUSIC Full Food and Beverage Menu Available all Show ALL SHOWS: $25 ADVANCE (+taxes+fees) $32 AT THE DOOR (+taxes) 

7PM DOORS 8PM SHOW $15 ADVANCE (+taxes/fees) $22 AT THE DOOR (+taxes) DEC 5 - Big Salt DEC 12 - The Controversial New "Skinny Pill" DEC 19 - ahem DEC 26 - LAAMAR ABOUT KISS THE TIGER Over the past few years Kiss the Tiger has emerged as one of Minnesota's most dynamic and exciting live rock acts. Fronted by the magnetic and disarming Meghan Kreidler, this is a band that doesn’t just play. They combust. And watching them set the stage ablaze, it’s hard not to feel oneself release, too, like a collective exhale set to ratcheting guitars, buoyant bass lines and Kreidler’s perfectly pitched screams. Theirs is a clean-burning fire. Hell, you might even call it healing. -Andrea Swensson, author, podcast host, and music journalist 2024 has included many career highlights for the band including opening slots for musical heroes Lucinda Williams and Joan Jett. The band has also introduced new members Alyse Emanuel on drums, Lynn Hu on keys, and returning original member Alex Sandberg on lead guitar. The December Residency is an opportunity for the band to close out the year with you and share where they're headed. 

6PM DOORS 7:30PM SHOW $20 ADVANCE (+taxes/fees) $27 AT THE DOOR (+taxes) Full Food & Beverage Menu is available for the entire show. If you reserved a table, the table is yours for the night. ABOUT SARAH MORRIS 2018 Kerrville New Folk winner Sarah Morris’ endearingly honest, expertly penned songs deliberately miss the forest for the trees. Armed with a poignantly relatable rainy day ache in her sunlit voice, she weaves a winding path of masterful storytelling and timeless Americana melody that invites audiences to join her in celebrating the magic of our everyday minutia. Recently named the Midwest Country Music Organization’s Songwriter of the Year for the third time, Sarah has shared stages with greats like JD Souther, earned international airplay, and reached notable positions on the Americana Music Association and Euro Americana charts. Most importantly, she often gets to share the stage with her fantastic bandmates - Dave Mehling, Nick Salisbury, Lars-Eric Larson, and occasionally Haley E Rydell, Thomas Nordlund, and Andrew Foreman. Morris is deeply committed to the Twin Cities’ life-giving music community. She hosts an online interview program called, “”Toilet Tunes”, where she collaborates with musicians for a series of under-rehearsed cover songs filmed in her laurel green bathroom. As a writer, lover, mother, and witness, Morris invites us to join her in missing the forest for the trees, with songs that count and celebrate the glorious details of our messy, magical, everyday lives. Sarah released her fifth album of original material, Here’s To You, on May 5th, 2023. 

10:30AM DOORS 1PM SHOW $25 ADVANCE (+taxes/fees) $30 AT THE DOOR (+taxes) Full Food & Beverage Menu is available for the entire show. If you reserved a table, the table is yours for the night. Hygge House Productions, Nolaskii and Ddavis Entertainment presents GOSPEL BRUNCH, the Experience with Darnell Davis. Darnell Davis is a Billboard charting & Grammy nominated, gifted multi-instrumentalist who writes, produces and directs one of the most impressive choirs and musical experiences in contemporary Gospel music. GOSPEL BRUNCH, the Experience is inspired by jazz, soul, R&B and hip hop and will feature many special guests throughout this monthly music series. 

5PM DOORS/DRINKS/FOOD 7PM MUSIC $17 ADVANCE (+taxes/fees) $24 AT THE DOOR (+taxes) This show is curated by Aby Wolf, as a part of her December Residency. When Aby Wolf was invited to curate December Mondays at Icehouse, Kavyesh Kaviraj and Pete James Johnson were among the first gifted artists to come to mind for a double bill. Unexpectedly, those separate inquiries revealed interest to not only collaborate with Wolf on something new for each potential set, the idea to join forces as a trio and craft a collage of common ground was instantly compelling. To further elevate the experiment, the three will anchor an evening featuring works arranged by Johnson and Kaviraj for Twin Cities' own Laurels String Quartet. This will be a stunning evening; get there. ABOUT ABY WOLF Aby Wolf is a Twin Cities-based vocalist, music maker, and passionate collaborator with an elastic skillset. Whether writing vocal arrangements, fulfilling commissions, or performing in clubs, theaters, and schools from Brainerd to Bratislava to Beijing, Aby brings a palpable element of joy to whatever endeavor she pursues. A lifelong learner with an ever-expanding curiosity, Wolf’s sound is distinguished not by typical markers of genre or instrumentation, but by her impressive range of expression and experimentation. ABOUT KAVYESH KAVIRAJ Having collaborated with some of Minnesota’s most esteemed musicians, Kavyesh Kaviraj has solidified himself as one of the most sought-after composers, arrangers and pianists in the Twin Cities. Taking influences from his birthplace of Oman, his rich Indian heritage, and the place he now calls home, the St. Paul virtuoso utilizes his astounding ability to craft compelling musical narrative, imbuing his life’s essence into each of his acclaimed compositions. For the past seven years, Kavyesh has channelled his most transformative experiences and lessons from his heart to the piano, through the language of Jazz. ABOUT PETE JAMES JOHNSON Pete James Johnson is a drummer, composer and educator in the Twin Cities - most often seen playing jazz and improvised music but is at home in a variety of musical worlds. He has performed with local artists such as the Zacc Harris Group, Bryan Nichols, Javier Santiago, Omar Abdulkarim, Dosh, Michael Cain, Chris Bates’ Red 5, Will Kjeer, Andrew Walesch, Nooky Jones, Adam Meckler, Aaron Hedenstrom, JazzMN Orchestra, Twin Cities Latin Jazz Orchestra, and Adam Bohanan. Additionally Pete has also performed with international artists such as the Bob Mintzer Big Band, Alan Broadbent, Russ Ferrante, Alan Pasqua, Ambrose Akinmusire, and Bob Sheppard. As an educator Pete has taught at The College of St. Benedict/St. John’s University, The University of Minnesota Morris, Hamline University, University of Southern California, and has served as a clinician and guest artist at several Jazz Festivals around the Midwest. Pete’s primary instructors included Peter Erskine (Weather Report, Steely Dan), Ndugu Chancler (Miles Davis, Michael Jackson), Bill platt (Cincinnati Symphony) and National Medal of Arts recipient Morten Lauridson. ABOUT THE LAURELS STRING QUARTET After a chance meeting over a decade ago, The Laurels String Quartet fell into being and quickly became a staple of the Minneapolis music scene. Their enveloping blend and collective instinct for tuning into the emotional frequency of a song has amassed the group, collaborators near and far. Artists like Belle & Sebastian, Father John Misty, Lucius, Jeremy Messersmith, Macklemore, Dan Wilson, Jason Mraz, Rogue Valley, Motion City Soundtrack, The New Standards, Ondara, and Semisonic have sought their company on stage and in the studio. The quartet has appeared on “Late Night with David Letterman”, PBS, The Current, NPR and has performed on stages across the country from the celebrated outdoor festival “Rock The Garden” at The Walker Art Center, to the Barclays Center arena in Brooklyn NY, to the legendary First Avenue in Minneapolis and everything in between. 

6PM DOORS 8PM MUSIC Full Food and Beverage Menu Available all Show ALL SHOWS: $25 ADVANCE (+taxes+fees) $32 AT THE DOOR (+taxes) 

6PM DOORS/DRINKS/FOOD 7:30PM SHOW $18 ADVANCE (+taxes/fees) $25 AT THE DOOR (+taxes) NBC The Voice’s Ashley DuBose invite her friends, a stellar lineup of musicians and artists, to weave a quilt of feel good tunes both old and new to help get and keep you in the holiday spirit! ABOUT ASHLEY DUBOSE Ashley DuBose is a Minneapolis-based singer-songwriter widely known for her run on Season 5 of NBC’s The Voice. Her catalog spans multiple genres from R&B to Pop to Acoustic Soul. With talent and brains to match, Ashley attended St. Paul Public Schools where she cut her teeth with live music performance, and later graduated with a B.A. in mathematics from St. Catherine University a day after releasing her debut album, Somethin’ More. The legendary City Pages voted her "Best Vocalist (Female)" and Star Tribune highlighted her BE YOU album as one of the best of 2015, a body of work that solidified her stamp on the Minneapolis music scene. In addition to being a music creator and performer, Ashley is a mother of three, a real estate developer, and a voice-over actress. 

7PM DOORS 8PM SHOW $15 ADVANCE (+taxes/fees) $22 AT THE DOOR (+taxes) DEC 5 - Big Salt DEC 12 - The Controversial New "Skinny Pill" DEC 19 - ahem DEC 26 - LAAMAR ABOUT KISS THE TIGER Over the past few years Kiss the Tiger has emerged as one of Minnesota's most dynamic and exciting live rock acts. Fronted by the magnetic and disarming Meghan Kreidler, this is a band that doesn’t just play. They combust. And watching them set the stage ablaze, it’s hard not to feel oneself release, too, like a collective exhale set to ratcheting guitars, buoyant bass lines and Kreidler’s perfectly pitched screams. Theirs is a clean-burning fire. Hell, you might even call it healing. -Andrea Swensson, author, podcast host, and music journalist 2024 has included many career highlights for the band including opening slots for musical heroes Lucinda Williams and Joan Jett. The band has also introduced new members Alyse Emanuel on drums, Lynn Hu on keys, and returning original member Alex Sandberg on lead guitar. The December Residency is an opportunity for the band to close out the year with you and share where they're headed. 

6PM DOORS 8PM SHOW $15 ADVANCE (+taxes/fees) $21 AT THE DOOR (+taxes) ALL AGES Full Food & Beverage Menu is available for the entire show. If you reserved a table, the table is yours for the night. ABOUT IMPROMPTU PROJECT After seven albums full of holiday cheer and two years of live performances, Impromptu Project is bringing their yuletide madness to the stage for "Christmas Live! 2024". This Christmas extravaganza is sure to have it all, including many Special Guests throughout the night! The Impromptu Project was started by Franky Anderson and Andy Wolf in 2009. It has expanded to include dozens of musicians and vocalists alike. The music and projects have no real restraints beyond engaging arrangements, joyful grooves, and thrilling improvisations. Whether they're playing Christmas, Jazz, Country, or Funk tunes every performance is sure to be "Impromptu". 

5PM DOORS/DRINKS/FOOD 7PM MUSIC $25 ADVANCE (+taxes/fees) $32 AT THE DOOR (+taxes) High energy soul and R&B renditions of your Christmas favorites along with traditional holiday ballads delivered by award winning vocalist Joyann Parker and her band. ABOUT JOYANN PARKER BAND "A singing, songwriting, guitar-playing, self-producing, self-aware powerhouse, but the driving force is unquestionably her voice — a formidable instrument she wields with soul and taste." (Bliss Bowen/Pasadena Weekly) “dynamically emotional and goosebumps-inducing voice” - Jon Bream, Star-Tribune With roots in the church and a solid foundation of musical education, Joyann Parker found her authentic voice later in life and created her own blend of roots music that combines soul, R&B, gospel, jazz and traditional blues styles. Parker has been a steadily rising star on the Midwest music scene and now brings her full range of talent as an accomplished singer, pianist, guitarist and songwriter to national and international stages. Joyann's new album, "Roots" was released on September 8, 2023, debuting at #10 on the Billboard blues chart. Joyann Parker - vocals, guitar, piano Mark Lamoine - guitar, background vocals Tim Wick - keyboards Scott Graves - horns, auxiliary percussion, background vocals Chris Bates - Bass Bill Golden - Drums, background vocals 

6PM DOORS/DRINKS/FOOD 8PM SHOW $12 ADVANCE (+taxes/fees) $19 AT THE DOOR (+taxes) For the past 18 years, Consolation Champ has played a benefit show on December 23rd, reuniting with many musical friends to celebrate the season and raise money for Twin Cities non-profits doing great work to serve the community. They are honored to hold the 19th installment back at Icehouse this year, with artist proceeds benefiting Free Guitars for Kids (FG4K) and their mission to transform the lives of kids in underserved communities through the gift of a guitar. Friend of the band Matt Houchin, who has been making history (and raising funds) for FG4K in 2024 by becoming the first person to wear a Hard Rock Cafe shirt every single day of a calendar year, will be on hand to finish his Hard Rock Shirt-a-thon on a high note. ABOUT FREE GUITARS FOR KIDS Founded in St. Louis Park in 2021, FG4K is focused on changing the lives of children through the gift of music. FG4K not only believes music is one of the greatest gifts to be given, but also that the opportunity to play, compose or perform songs is one that every child should be afforded; and it is their goal to do just that! FG4K believes that putting an instrument into the hands of a kid does not go far enough to ensure that the child receives the full benefit of an instrument. That’s why FG4K seeks out partner organizations across the country to help ensure kids receive lessons, but more importantly, mentorship. They want these kids to thrive and the guitar is an instrument towards that goal! Nonprofit organizations across the country can apply to bring FG4K to their organization. https://fg4k.org/ https://fg4k.org/mattrocksshirts/ ABOUT CONSOLATION CHAMP Consolation Champ played their first show together in January of 2005 at the 400 Bar in Minneapolis. 375 performances, 37 states, 4 weddings, 11 children, and 6 dogs later, these balding buddies from Bloomington Minnesota continue to pursue good songs and good shows that move people. Shorthand for a Long Walk is the band’s fourth album and was extremely fun to make. A record meant to inspire reflection and creativity amid the demands of adulthood, it’s C. Champ’s best attempt yet at making songs with universal subject matter and a classic sound that still manage to be interesting. consolationchamp.com instagram.com/consolation_champ facebook.com/consolationchamp https://www.youtube.com/@consolationchamp9714 ABOUT JOEY RYAN & THE INKS Technically dormant for over a half decade, Joey Ryan & The Inks will once again reunite at Eve Eve to play a handful of songs from their catalog. Leaning into sunny psychedelia, harmonies, and tight arrangements, this band makes pop music bursting at the seams with warmth and color. https://joeyryanandtheinks.bandcamp.com https://www.youtube.com/user/jrandtheinks1 https://www.instagram.com/theinksdontstink https://www.facebook.com/joeyryanandtheinks ABOUT THE EXCHANGE The Exchange used to do cool things. They still like each other and, along with their pet cat, Anna Lee, are excited to try and remember their songs. 

7PM DOORS 8PM SHOW $15 ADVANCE (+taxes/fees) $22 AT THE DOOR (+taxes) DEC 5 - Big Salt DEC 12 - The Controversial New "Skinny Pill" DEC 19 - ahem DEC 26 - LAAMAR ABOUT KISS THE TIGER Over the past few years Kiss the Tiger has emerged as one of Minnesota's most dynamic and exciting live rock acts. Fronted by the magnetic and disarming Meghan Kreidler, this is a band that doesn’t just play. They combust. And watching them set the stage ablaze, it’s hard not to feel oneself release, too, like a collective exhale set to ratcheting guitars, buoyant bass lines and Kreidler’s perfectly pitched screams. Theirs is a clean-burning fire. Hell, you might even call it healing. -Andrea Swensson, author, podcast host, and music journalist 2024 has included many career highlights for the band including opening slots for musical heroes Lucinda Williams and Joan Jett. The band has also introduced new members Alyse Emanuel on drums, Lynn Hu on keys, and returning original member Alex Sandberg on lead guitar. The December Residency is an opportunity for the band to close out the year with you and share where they're headed. 

8PM DOORS/DRINKS/FOOD 9PM SHOW $10 ADVANCE (+taxes/fees) $17 AT THE DOOR (+taxes) ABOUT PURPLE FUNK METROPOLIS Purple Funk Metropolis is a charismatic seven-piece instrumental band with a raw sound inspired by soul, jazz, funk and more. Their origins trace back to jazz classes at the University of Minnesota, where Andrew Tomten (Bandleader & saxophone) met Alex Browne (trumpet), Sam Rosenstone (keys), Tarek Abdelqader (drums) and Andy Schupp (bass). Various iterations of bands and musical projects developed until the group, with the addition of Alex Graves (guitar) recorded their first EP Morsels in 2017 under the name Purple Funk Metropolis. The band has continually been performing, recording, and rehearsing since, which has allowed for their sound to mature and evolve. The addition of Evan Slack (guitar) to the group in 2019 added a new level of live energy and allowed for more dense arrangements of tunes old and new. Still playing venues all around the Twin Cities and surrounding midwest, PFM’s energy notoriously gets the whole room dancing. ABOUT BRUNETTE Brunette is a 5-piece indie rock outfit from the twin cities. Formed in late 2020 by childhood friends/dual songwriters Sam Holt and Joey Hays, their songs are evocative of the nostalgia and impermanence of adolescence, with tunes oscillating between energetic, guitar-heavy choruses and intimate heart-on-their-sleeve verses. 

Join us in the Starlight Room! Any seating is first come, first served. 5PM DOORS/DRINKS/FOOD 6PM MUSIC $25 ADVANCE (+taxes/fees) $32 AT THE DOOR (+taxes) ABOUT DAVID HUCKFELT David Huckfelt is a singer/ lyricist /activist and founding frontman of Minneapolis indie-folk cult favorites The Pines. An Iowa native and former theology student, Huckfelt attended the Iowa Writers Workshop before turning his attention to songwriting and performing. With improvisational mastery, Huckfelt’s shows and songs of no-spiritual-surrender have earned him a devoted following from small-town opera houses & theaters to national festival stages like Hardly Strictly Bluegrass, Edmonton and Calgary Folk Fests, and the legendary First Avenue mainroom, sharing stages with Mavis Staples, Emmylou Harris, Bon Iver, Calexico, Trampled By Turtles & more. An early encounter and collaboration with radical Native American poet John Trudell introduced Huckfelt as friend & partner to an array of Indigenous artists & activists including Louise Erdrich, Quiltman, Keith Secola & Annie Humphrey, working for climate justice and spiritual sovereignty under the banner of music + resistance. With roots in the same fertile Midwestern soil that produced legendary folk singers like John Prine and Greg Brown, David's new solo work preserves a rugged optimism that blasts through layers of dark in real time with songs that speak volumes, soft & clear. ABOUT MICHAEL ROSSETTO Michael Rossetto is the son of Italian immigrants currently residing in Milwaukee. As a guitarist, banjoist and composer, Rossetto founded and led the instrumental quartet, Spaghetti Western/Spaghetti Western String Co. (2003-2010). In 2019 he released Intermodal Blues, a collection of globally inspired instrumentals produced by JT Bates. His next collection of instrumentals, The Sound of Water is expected to be released in 2025. ABOUT JT BATES Drummer/producer/educator JT Bates splits his time on the road with the critically acclaimed group Bonny Light Horseman, and at home in the Twin Cities at his studio, producing music for Huckfelt, Rossetto, St. Anthony Mann, Pieta Brown, and others as well as remote recording drums for many international artists including Taylor Swift, Ed Sheeran, I'm With Her, Cassandra Jenkins, Clem Snide, Big Red Machine and many others. JT is the music programmer here at Icehouse, and performing select shows here in the Twin Cities. 

5PM DOORS/DRINKS/FOOD 7PM MUSIC $17 ADVANCE (+taxes/fees) $24 AT THE DOOR (+taxes) This show is curated by Aby Wolf, as a part of her December Residency. ABOUT MCKAIN LAKEY Described by What’s Up Magazine as “a time capsule unearthed, fine-tuned and re-imagined”, McKain Lakey draws creative inspiration from far corners of the American folk music tradition. Lakey blurs lines of old and new, referencing musical textures of past eras while unabashedly exploring topics of mental health, family separation, rural identity and queer love. ABOUT JT BATES Growing up in a musical family gave JT an early start into sound and rhythmic exploration. He set on the path to becoming a working musician while playing in his father’s big band as a teen. Over the years he remained steeped in the improvised music scene, both as a performer and presenter. In 2015 he produced and released his first solo album, “Open Relationships” (Totally Gross National Product)and in 2021 “Not Other Stuff”. Since then he has co-produced with Pieta Brown, David Huckfelt, St. Anthony Mann, and Michael Rossetto. As a session drummer JT has appeared on Grammy record of the year “Folklore” (Taylor Swift) as well as the follow up “Evermore”. Grammy nominated “s/t”(Bonny Light Horseman) as well as critically acclaimed records by Bon Iver, Big Red Machine, Cassandra Jenkins, The National, Maya Hawke, Ed Sheeran, and many others. 

Join us for a special early evening performance to start ringing in the New Years! 5PM DOORS 7PM MUSIC Full Food and Beverage Menu Available all Show ALL SHOWS: $25 ADVANCE (+taxes & fees) $32 AT THE DOOR (+taxes) Please notes: This event will roll into a late night Dance party. 

EVERY MONTH! 4PM DOORS • DRINKS • FOOD 5PM SHOW START $15 ADVANCE (+taxes & fees) $15 AT THE DOOR (+taxes) 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. Then from 7 p.m. to 8 p.m. 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. 

5:30PM DOORS 7:30PM MUSIC Full Food & Beverage Menu is available for the entire show. If you reserved a table, the table is yours for the night. $26 ADVANCE (+taxes/fees) KIDS AND STUDENTS FREE To purchase an advance ticket please follow this link: https://schubert.org/event/accordo-at-icehouse-tuesday-november-19-2024/ To make a table reservation in addition to your ticket, click the "MAKE A RESERVATION" button. 

6PM DOORS/DRINKS/FOOD 8PM MUSIC $17 ADVANCE (+taxes/fees) $25 AT THE DOOR (+taxes) Join Seyi Oyinloye, an innovative storyteller and dynamic musical activist, on his “ON3” tripple album tour, "Foundations", "On The Surface" & “Black Blues”. Hailing from Nigeria and now rooted in the United States, Seyi brings a unique blend of Afro Beats, Hip Hop, Reggae, and Pop, infused with the positive energy of the great liberators of our time. His faith in Yahweh serves as the foundation and driving force behind his powerful lyrics and captivating performances. This tour is more than just music; it’s an experience of cultural exploration, empathy, and justice, reflecting Seyi’s commitment to healing through the stories we all carry. Don’t miss the chance to witness an artist who is not only making waves but creating ripples of change. ABOUT SEYI OYINLOYE Seyi Oyinloye, born Daniel Oluwaseyi Oyinloye, is a dynamic storyteller, musician, and cultural advocate with Nigerian roots, now thriving as a U.S. citizen. An artist deeply attuned to the rhythm of global sounds, Seyi’s musical palette spans AfroBeats, Hip Hop, Reggae, and Pop, but he refuses to be confined by genre labels. His music reverberates with the spirit of liberation, drawing influence from historical change-makers, and his lyrics carry a message of empathy, justice, and empowerment. A firm believer in the power of storytelling, Seyi views personal narratives as the key to healing and growth. His faith in Yahweh is the bedrock of his creative journey, reflecting his name's meaning, "Yahweh has done it." Seyi's innovative artistry transcends entertainment, creating a platform for cultural exploration and activism and inspiring communities to embrace their stories and seek justice through empathy. Nationally recognized for his high-energy performances, Seyi Oyinloye is someone to watch. Whether he's on stage performing tracks like "AfroBeats" from his latest album *On the Surface* or using his role as an executive to uplift fellow creatives, Seyi brings a unique blend of artistry, leadership, and cultural integrity to everything he does. He is also a devoted husband and father, channeling his personal experiences into his work, always driven by a mission to foster positive change through art. 

7PM DOORS/DRINKS/FOOD 8PM SHOW $20 ADVANCE (+taxes/fees) $25 AT THE DOOR (+taxes) VIP PACKAGE • One general admission ticket • Early venue entry at 6PM • Intimate soundcheck performance by Satsang (Solo) • Q&A session with Satsang • Collectible tour poster, signed by Satsang • Commemorative pre-show tour laminate • Limited availability ABOUT SATSANG Satsang was founded by Montana-based musician Drew McManus in 2014. Known for their heartfelt, genre-blending sound, Satsang merges elements of folk, hip-hop, reggae, and rock, infusing each song with introspective lyrics and a strong message of positivity, spirituality, and social awareness. The name "Satsang" reflects the band's mission, derived from the Sanskrit words for "truth" (sat) and "company" (sang), symbolizing gatherings aimed at seeking and sharing deeper truths. The band's music often draws from McManus's own journey of self-discovery, healing, and connection to nature, as well as his experiences with addiction and recovery. With soulful vocals, acoustic melodies, and rhythmic versatility, Satsang creates a powerful atmosphere in both their recordings and live performances. They have built a dedicated following through their relatable messages about love, unity, and resilience, as well as their active support for social and environmental causes. Over the years, Satsang has released several albums, each resonating with themes of hope, introspection, and community. Their live shows are particularly celebrated for creating a space that feels like a “satsang”—a gathering for connection and upliftment— where fans can come together to share in a collective experience of music, inspiration, and truth-seeking. 

6PM DOORS/DRINKS/FOOD 8PM MUSIC $20 ADVANCE (+taxes/fees) $27 AT THE DOORS (+taxes/fees) ABOUT AUSTIN PLAINE Like only the most insightful songwriters, Austin Plaine draws intense emotion from the subtlest moments. On his sophomore album Stratford, the Minnesota-bred, Nashvillebased musician shapes his lyrical storytelling with both precision and pure feeling, capturing every nuance of lost love and longing and fractured innocence. And while Stratford is steeped in a warm nostalgia, Plaine instills each song with a quiet optimism that speaks to bravely moving forward, even in troubled times. Produced by Jay Foote and mixed by Steve Vealey (M. Ward, Phoenix, Hurray for the Riff Raff) at the legendary Electric Lady Studios, Stratford arrives as the follow-up to Plaine’s self-titled debut—a 2015 release that earned comparisons to Bob Dylan and Conor Oberst from Baeble Music. In a departure from that more stripped-down effort, Plaine assembled a full-fledged band who recorded in an apartment in Brooklyn, infusing Stratford with a homegrown feel and loose yet kinetic energy. Taking its title from the Flatbush street where the album came to life, Stratford offers a classically arranged take on folk-rock that illuminates the intimacy of Plaine’s vocal work and the graceful candor of his lyrics. From track to track, the 27-year-old singer/guitarist reveals a refined sense of songcraft that he partly credits to moving to Nashville from his hometown of Minneapolis in early 2017. “Being part of a whole community of songwriters, you realize there’s a lot of different directions you can take a song,” he says. “It’s really opened me up as a writer, and it’s also helped me to hone in on every word of every line that I write.” With its abundance of indelible images—night trains and the Northern Lights, backyard camping and drive-in romance—Stratford also bears a richness of detail that hints at the literary and cinematic influence behind Plaine’s songwriting. “People tend to think my songs are personal because I sing in the first person, but often it’s very observational for me,” says Plaine, who names Alexandre Dumas and Henry Miller among his inspirations. “I’m learning to understand new philosophies of life, love, and death”, attributing his passion for reading has helped him attain a better sense of his surroundings. Proving the emotional depth of Plaine’s artistry, Stratford opens with the wistful reminiscence of “Something More” (a steel-guitar-laced track “like a movie I’ve seen before / way back when / we were something more” sings Plaine in the chorus), then slips into the bittersweet, burned-but-not-broken ache of “What Kind of Fool” (a rollicking, country-tinged number co-written with Sixpence None the Richer’s Leigh Nash and Stephen Wilson). Later, on “Lucky Ones”, Plaine presents a more hopeful portrait unconditional love, with singer/songwriter Soren Bryce lending her vocals to the chorus’s bright and beautiful harmonies. 

6PM DOORS/DRINKS/FOOD 8PM SHOW $18 ADVANCE (+taxes/fees) $25 AT THE DOOR (+taxes) ABOUT JEFFREY MARTIN On a small corner lot in southeast Portland, Oregon, Jeffrey Martin holed up through the winter recording his quietly potent new album Thank God We Left The Garden. Long nights bled into mornings in the tiny shack he built in the backyard, eight feet by ten feet. What began as demos meant for a later visit to a proper studio became the album itself, spare and intimate and true. Recorded live and alone around two microphones, Jeffrey often held his breath to wait for the low diesel hum of a truck to pass one block over on the busy… ABOUT LOU HAZEL Lou Hazel was born in the town of Olean, New York to a family of northeastern wiseacres. Not one to commit, he skirted the compulsive hunting and fishing tradition held close to his father’s heart - instead cultivating a sensitivity more suited to artists and vagabonds. As a result, his travels brought him across the country and eventually through debilitating depression before coming to rest with a sense of personal peace and positivity in Durham, NC. Yet, Lou’s brain is still a bat cave. Mostly, he wakes up with no idea what he’s going to do next, then finds himself there. In songwriting, he pulls from this cave rambling, heartfelt tales flowing through unselfconscious truth. In illustrations, he swirls and meanders towards an eventual finish only understood upon completion – as in his music. And in his photography and design work, he renders the essence of fellow musicians into expressive, personalized works of art. Today, Louie continues crafting genuine folk tales of honest longing, disquieting loss, and nostalgia through a brilliant sheen of fresh insight with humble humor. Grabbing us by the ears in a new-age, Prine-like grip. Transforming the minutiae of everyday life into ever more evocative music. And surprising us all, including himself, with where we emerge. In other words, Lou Hazel is coming out of this unbearable, unbelievably tragic, disconcerting year like a damn newborn moth with jet engine wings aimed toward a totally full super-moon. And it is good. 

6PM DOORS/DRINKS/FOOD 8PM SHOW $25 ADVANCE (+taxes/fees) $30 AT THE DOOR (+taxes) ABOUT MARK GUILIANA Hailed by The New York Times as “a drummer around whom a cult of admiration has formed,” Grammy-nominated superstar drummer & composer Mark Guiliana brings an adventurous spirit, eclectic palette, and gift for spontaneous invention to a staggering range of styles. Equally virtuosic playing acoustic jazz, boundary-stretching electronic music, or next-level rock, he’s become a key collaborator with such original sonic thinkers as St. Vincent, Matt Cameron (Pearl Jam/Soundgarden), Brad Mehldau, M83, Meshell Ndegeocello, and the late, great David Bowie. Guiliana’s latest release ‘MARK’, is his first entirely solo work which boldly showcases him as composer, arranger and multi-instrumentalist – performing and layering percussion, piano, synthesizers and more. This new foray into his growing body of renowned work, recorded at Studio 606 in Los Angeles, is a culmination of Guiliana's experiences and inspirations, and at the same time the catalyst of a new direction. 'MARK' follows his first two acclaimed Edition Records albums 'the sound of listening' and 'Mischief'. 

5:30PM DOORS 7:30PM MUSIC Full Food & Beverage Menu is available for the entire show. If you reserved a table, the table is yours for the night. $26 ADVANCE (+taxes/fees) KIDS AND STUDENTS FREE To purchase an advance ticket please follow this link: https://schubert.org/event/accordo-at-icehouse-tuesday-november-19-2024/ To make a table reservation in addition to your ticket, click the "MAKE A RESERVATION" button.