“I think what makes concerts so exciting is the fact that you’re in the same “room” with the band and that it’s like they are singing to you, not to the microphone. Also, it’s fun to be around thousands of people whom you have something in common with” said junior Aleda Bisping.
Florence and the Machine: April 27 at the State Theatre Minneapolis
If Indie pop music is your thing, Florence and the Machine provides an exciting and eclectic show. Florence and the Machine was nominated for a Grammy and are known for their hits including “Dog Days Are Over” and “Cosmic Love.”
Foster the People: June 22 at Target Center
If you’re looking for a fun summer concert, check out Foster the People and jam out to their top song “Pumped up Kicks.” Although it’s not until June, now’s the time to get your tickets, because they will sell out quick!
Hot Chelle Rae: April 23 at the Varsity Theatre
This up and coming group made it big in 2011 with their hit songs Tonight Tonight and “I Like It Like That.” If you’re interested in going, get your tickets now because it’s one night only!
Needtobreathe: March 29 & 30 at First Avenue
This Christian rock band began their career opening for Taylor Swift on her Speak Now tour and are now touring on their own. If you want a fun and relaxed concert before spring break, get your tickets now, you won’t be disappointed!
Trampled by Turtles: April 11 at First Avenue
This eclectic group is the perfect show for teens and young adults that are looking for a high energy and good atmosphere show. Trampled by Turtles are known for their hit song “Alone.”
Nickleback: May 23 at Target Center
Although Nickleback is more popular for their old songs including “If Today Was Your Last Day” and “How You Remind Me,” their new tour is a revamping of their career on the music scene. If you’re a diehard fan, this is your chance to make your dream come true!
The Black Keys: May 15 at Target Center
This up and coming group’s tour starts at just $39 a ticket and is known for their contemporary style that appeals to everyone. Tickets are on sale now, so if they interest you, don’t hesitate (everyone deserves a night out, right?).
Madonna: November 3 at Target Center
The queen comes to Minneapolis! For most of us teenagers, we haven’t been able to see the queen of pop in concert, so now’s the time! I mean c’mon, who doesn’t L. U. V. Madonna?
Coldplay: August 10 & 11 at Xcel Energy Center
If someone were to say the anticipation for Coldplay’s album Myloxyloto was minimal, I don’t think anyone would believe them, and the same goes for their concert. What’s better than Coldplay’s new album? Coldplay’s new album in concert!
