Icehouse's Upcoming Shows

4pm Doors 5pm Show $10 Tickets (+fees/taxes) Join us on our patio with About to Run to fulfill all your phish needs! 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.

Join us in the Starlight Room! Seating is first come, first served. Full food and beverage menu available. 8PM-11PM MUSIC NO COVER About MAKR: Mark McGee is a composer and producer from Minneapolis, MN. His projects include RONiiA, Marijuana Deathsquads, Father You See Queen, and To Kill a Petty Bourgeoisie. He recently released a solo composition entitled Curse the Day that Birthed the Bastard through his MAKR moniker along with an original score commissioned by the Walker Art Center for Lotte Reiniger's 1926 animation, The Adventures of Prince Achmed. His musical strengths involve a special interest in texture and nuance that sometimes lack in popular music. The music Mark makes tends to reflect a more moody and brooding atmosphere.

6PM DOORS 7PM SHOWTIME Courtyard Show: $15 Adv (+fees/taxes) $22 Doors (+fees/taxes) 21+ Good Doom Good Doom has opened for cool psych legends like Kikagaku Moyo, Avey Tare and more, while consistently self-recording compelling and relatable instrumental psych music. They've toured both coasts and played the storied First Ave Mainroom, all while remaining an enigma to the average citizen -- only the real heads know for now. Rupert Angeleyes After nearly a decade, Angeleyes has returned to Minneapolis, following stints in Los Angeles and New Orleans. He’s spent the last year reforming his band to deliver the psychedelic Pillow Talk, a mellow synthesizer follow up to his debut, Young Sunset. Currently, the band is shelving the effects pedals and relying on Rupert’s songwriting chops-- a Carol King approach to chords with an honest, sad-yet-funny lyrical charm. Embahn Lush, melodic, and introspective, Embahn plays to the heart of the listener. Drawing from elements of freak folk, shoegaze, and indietronica, Embahn bridges the lyrical and instrumental worlds through dreamy yet dynamic explorations. Heavily focused on form and content, songs feel like a painting - each element intentionally capturing an underlying message or theme. Embahn's debut album Mindless Melody is set to be released in mid-2026.

6pm Doors 8pm Showtime Full food and beverage available for this show. 21+ $25 Adv (+fees/taxes) $32 Doors (+fees/taxes) Photo credit - Madalyn Rowell - Insta Handle - @curiouscumulus Molly Brandt will release her 3rd studio album, “Museum of Being” on June 12, 2026 and will present the album live in its entirety at Icehouse that same night! Join us for this magical evening of brand-new and never-before-performed original music with a stacked line-up of incredible artists and performers, including opening sets by rising local artists: Fruitform and Seven Pines. Artist Bios: Molly Brandt: Named the 2023 and 2024 Americana Artist of the Year at the Midwest Country Music Awards, Molly Brandt is making a name for herself in the independent music scene. With a musical background that includes stints as a classical pianist, jazz vocalist, Brandt found her songwriting voice when she turned to roots music, using a tapestry of Americana styles to tell her vivid, gritty stories. She released her first singles in 2022 and was soon performing at venues and festivals across the Midwest. Brandt has now played all over the Midwest and the U.S., including many festivals such as Blue Ox, Big Turn, Rochester Thaw, Boogiedown, and Boats & Bluegrass, to name a few. Brandt dazzles when she takes the stage, first with her presence and statement outfits, then with her powerhouse vocals. With her ever-evolving sound ranging from honky-tonk to countrypolitan to alt-rock, and her ability to illuminate stages and leave audiences breathless, Molly Brandt is an artist not to be missed. Brandt’s work has been praised by the Star Tribune, Racket MN, Adventures in Americana, The Bluegrass Standard, and The Current and her song “Mr. Texas” appeared last year in Netflix’s hit show “The Hunting Wives”. Her debut album “Surrender to the Night” blended honky-tonk, countrypolitan, and alt-rock influences, delving into blue-collar struggles, dive bar revelries, long car rides, and cold-blooded revenge through stories of heartache, resilience, and triumph. “American Saga”, her second studio album released in 2024, exploring an even broader range of roots music, with soundscapes of disco, blues, alt-country, bluegrass, and psychedelia. “Museum of Being” is set to release June 12th, 2026, with a live-performed premiere at Icehouse in Minneapolis, MN that same night. The album presents us a tapestry of memories and an epic journey through time that bends, folds, and stretches on itself. The album explores the nostalgia of past experiences and relationships as the metaphorical “museum” we all possess within us, with new sonic landscapes that include more synth-heavy psychedelic sounds, soaring pedal steel, and truly unique combinations of vibes and genres to coalesce into a beautiful mosaic of nostalgic stories. Through the experimentation and uniqueness of sound, Brandt continues to harken back to her roots: honky tonk and Americana, making music that is all her own. Fruitform: Songwriter/guitarist Mary Traxler, drummer Aidan Sponheim, bassist Matty Hansen, and keyboardist Meek Bond make up the South Minneapolis-based band Fruitform. The group draws inspiration from nature, the (stolen) land, and its fruits. Drawing inspiration from early punk rock, lyrical femme folk, and playful experimental noise, fruitform is interested in how sound works to liberate us into realities more livable, free, and collective. Their debut album, cake without plates, was released on the summer solstice last year and showcases the band’s multi-genre, DIY, whimsical style. Seven Pines: Seven Pines is the project of Minnesota-based songwriters Lily Belle Govrik and Soren Burkum. Following a period spent in the Nashville indie scene as a resident rhythm section (Burkum on drums, Govrik on bass), they return to Minnesota with singles ”Passing Through” and “My Girl”. Recorded entirely in the couple’s shared backyard studio in Nashville, their songs carry the rootsy driven groove and harmony that is marked by Govrik and Burkum’s connection and warmth.

5PM DOORS 7PM SHOWTIME $25 Adv (+fees/taxes) $30 Doors (+fees/taxes) 18+ Celebrating the 30th anniversary of Willie Wisely’s album “She” Icehouse Mpls presents a special first-time-on-vinyl release concert. Willie and the band will track the album live (also a first), featuring key contributors to the original sessions: producer John Fields (bass), Ken Chastain (percussion/vocals), Peter Anderson (drums) & Karen Paurus (vocals)… plus powerhouse support from Tommy Barbarella (keys) and Geoff LeCrone (guitar). Not since the breakup of Wings– has a pop act created music this bright, catchy and energetic… – Option Magazine Where do we start with this gem of a pop record? – FMQB Willie Wisely is that rare bird, mixing outsized stadium-rock showmanship with songs so lyrical, personal and true, you’ll leave the show feeling like you’ve got a new best friend. He is among the most distinctive songwriters of his generation, with decades of indie touring that season every note. He’s made several jaunts to Japan, gigged in the UK, France and across Canada; recorded eight studio albums, and released an even deeper well of side projects and curio albums.