One of the most influential events of the electronic music scene, B MY LAKE returns on the Northern Beach of Lake Velence!

Spectators lined the Duluth Ship Canal piers as nine sailing ships passed beneath the Aerial Lift Bridge to kick off the 2025 ...

On Saturday, July 12, the 101st Bayview Mackinac Race will start and sailors will race across more than 200 miles of Lake ...

A service disruption on the Green Line light rail could cause issues for music lovers planning to attend the Minnesota Yacht Club festival later this month in St. Paul. Buses will replace the light ...

A planned closure on the Metro Transit Green Line to St. Paul is set to impact travel for concert goers later this month heading to Harriet Island’s Yacht Club Festival, and sparking some frustration ...

Across the border in Somerset, Wis., the one-day Summer of Loud touring festival brings metal heavyweights Parkway Drive and Killswitch Engage to Somerset Amphitheater along with Beartooth, I Prevail, ...

The scheduled track maintenance, which took the mayor’s office by surprise, coincides with the three-day Minnesota Yacht Club Festival, which will bring some 90,000 fans to Harriet Island.

After confirming their reunion with festival sets at Minnesota Yacht Club and Bourbon & Beyond, Alabama Shakes have officially announced their first tour in 8 years.

Monday was a big day for Alabama Shakes fans as the Athens-based band announced they are “working on some exciting stuff” in their recent social media post.

The Minnesota Yacht Club Festival made waves last summer during its debut on St. Paul's Harriet Island.

After teasing new music on social media this week, Alabama Shakes will play their first billed show since 2017 at the Minnesota Yacht Club festival, which will be held July 18-20 Harriet Island ...

The second Minnesota Yacht Club Festival will take place July 18-20 and has announced its lineup, which includes Hozier, Alabama Shakes, Fall Out Boy, Weezer, Green Day and Sublime.