The 331 Club is the social center for artists and musicians in and around Northeast Minneapolis, hosting a variety of events, focusing on live music and entertainment every night of the week. ...

Opened in 1974, The Cabooze Music Club is a live entertainment venue in Minneapolis, MN, featuring a broad calendar of live acts; from cover bands to touring groups. There are two bars on the main floor and a balcony. The Cabooze includes a large, partially covered outdoor plaza and an adjacent dive bar called The Joint offering a selection of beverages with a small grill menu. ...

Your “Downtown Danceteria” since 1970, First Avenue & 7th St Entry is downtown Minneapolis’ historic nightclub made famous by Prince’s film Purple Rain. Internationally recognized as a premier concert location, the venue includes two levels. The legendary 1,550-capacity First Avenue main room has six fully-stocked bars, a dance floor, projection screen, state-of-the-art sound system, and theatrical lighting. The 7th St. Entry is a smaller, 250-capacity venue attached to the historic First Avenue. Known for its intimate vibe, The Entry opened its doors in 1980 welcoming national and local bands. ...

Located in the North Loop since 1976, Bunker’s Music Bar & Grill is a pioneer and pillar of the Minneapolis music scene. Decades of music history have been made on its celebrated stage. Hosting local bands several nights a week with the occasional national act, Bunker’s is best known for weekly performances by its house band Dr. Mambo’s Combo every Sunday night. ...

Cowboy Jack’s Downtown Minneapolis is a Wild West-themed bar and restaurant, plus a concert and event venue in downtown Minneapolis, MN. Event spaces include The Barn, The Coral Room, and The Mezz. The Barn at Cowboy Jack’s is 11,000 square feet of space with a stage, large dance floor, and two bars making it good for bands, events, weddings, etc. The Coral Room area holds over 150 and The Mezz area holds up to 50. ...

The Fine Line Minneapolis is located in the North Loop neighborhood, in the heart of the Warehouse District, on the main level of the Consortium Building. Originally opened as a venue in 1987, the 650-capacity room is a uniquely-sized venue, offering a platform for up-and-coming artists, and intimate underplays for major acts. The Fine Line is owned and operated by First Avenue. ...