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Today's music is from an Arcade Fire recording at First Avenue in Minneapolis on Sept. 29, 200, made by the engineers at our sister station, The Current.  The band will be back in Minneapolis tomorrow night, but this time they will be playing across the street from First Avenue at Target Center.

The Current will not only be recording the show, it will be broadcasting it live on the radio.  To hear the concert, tune in to 89.3 in the Twin Cities tomorrow night around 9 p.m., or hear the event streaming live at TheCurrent.org.

Today's music is from an Arcade Fire recording at First Avenue in Minneapolis on Sept. 29, 200, made by the engineers at our sister station, The Current.  The band will be back in Minneapolis tomorrow night, but this time they will be playing across the street from First Avenue at Target Center.


Today's music is from Arcade Fire recorded live at First Avenue in Minneapolis on September 29th, 2005.  That recording was made by the engineers at our sister station, The Current.  Arcade Fire will be back in Minneapolis tomorrow night, but this time they will be playing across the street from First Avenue at Target Center.  And the Current will not only be recording the show, they will be broadcasting it live on the radio.  To hear the concert, tune in to 89.3 in the Twin Cities tomorrow night around 9:00 p.m.  It will also be streaming live at TheCurrent.org.

Arcade Fire returns to Minneapolis

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