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Star Tribune music critic from the jungles of East St Paul / chrisr@startribune.com / Author of "First Avenue: Minnesota's Mainroom"

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Music critic at the Minneapolis Star Tribune. Previously with the Austin American-Statesman.

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Dangerous Man's new NE Mpls. taproom opens this weekend

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By Chris Riemenschneider 
| The Minnesota Star Tribune
Dangerous Man's new NE Mpls. taproom opens this weekend The brewery is taking over the former HeadFlyer Brewing space after a new owner saved the brand. Dangerous Man Brewing's familiar signage now graces the former home of HeadFlyer Brewing, reopening as the Dangerous Man taproom starting Saturday. (Chris Riemenschneider/The Minnesota Star Tribune) Comment Gift Share Putting the finishing touches on their new taproom took a little longer than expected.
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The Big Gigs: 10 top concerts in the Twin Cities this week

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By Jon Bream , Chris Riemenschneider 
| The Minnesota Star Tribune
The Big Gigs: 10 top concerts in the Twin Cities this week Highlights for June 11-17 include Mavis Staples, Alison Krauss, Trey Anastasio, Molly Brandt, Rotsam and Rodney Crowell. Get a Phish fix when Trey Anastasio comes for an acoustic duo show.
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Steve Almaas, punk pioneer of Suicide Commandos, dies at 69

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By Chris Riemenschneider 
| The Brunswick News
By Chris Riemenschneider, The Minnesota Star Tribune MINNEAPOLIS - When the last original member of New York's legendary punk band the Ramones died in 2014, Steve Almaas was the one who faced down the mortality within Minnesota's first widely celebrated punk group, the Suicide Commandos. "The Ramones are all dead, and we're all still alive," Almaas told his Commandos bandmates. "We should make another record while we're all still here."
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