69 Cents

Since first exploding on the local music scene in Mankato, MN in 1997, 69 Cents' signature high-energy live rock shows quickly became a top-draw "Party Band" tradition at hundreds of venues and festivals throughout Southern Minnesota, Wisconsin & Iowa.

Rocking it out and partying it up with at least 250,000 of our friends along the way, 69 Cents continues to be a top-draw local dance-floor-filling favorite, playing hundreds of classic to current party and dance-rock tunes, and have also been billed in regional shows with Styx, REO Speedwagon, CCR, Starship, Kansas, Britney Fox, & The Bullet Boys.

We're having a blast and the dance floors are packed, so come out and rock with us! We'll see you at the next show!

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Dazy Head Mazy

Dazy Head Mazy has been playing since 1996. They have consistently toured, playing 200+ shows a year from Montana to New York. Playing for private parties to crowds of 30,000, Dazy Head Mazy is a highly requested acoustic pop band that keeps their fans coming back For more.

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Mason Dixons

This is country-rock that shakes the rafters and then lets the dust settle with moving dancehall numbers.

THE MASON DIXONS perform high energy country and southern rock as a powerful 5 –piece act. The band currently plays 4-hour sets across the upper midwest.

The band normally headlines, but has opened for Superstar Mark Chesnutt, country legend David Allan Coe, Lyric Street Recording Artists Trent Tomlinson and Bobby Pinson, Texas favorite The Randy Rogers Band, Nashville's Mustang Sally and Minnesota Favorites G.B. Leighton and Tim Mahoney.

THE MASON DIXONS are a hard-playin’, hell-raisin’ band of musicians with their feet firmly planted in the present, but they also display a unique knowledge of Country’s roots.

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Power House

Welcome to Southern Minnesota's hottest 10 piece band

Playing a mixture of Classic Rock, Rhythm and Blues, Swing, Soul, Disco and Adult Contemporary music from the 40's through today. Don't forget to bring your dancing shoes!

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Sevendust

Despite it’s unconventional creation, the new record, Cold Day Memory is a cohesive return to form that restores everything Sevendust pioneered and excelled at in the late ‘90s with the writing and playing chops the members have developed since then. In summary, this record is inventive, immediate and infectious.

"We wanted to change the template completely from what we did with our last album Hope and Sorrow, Rose explains. “We were going, ‘Let’s bring back those other elements Clint brought in that made us what we were. So we sort of made a silent agreement that we were going to let Clint run wild. We said we’ll jump in when it’s time, but if you’ve got an idea let’s go with it."

With Lowery as a major contributor, Sevendust released four albums that stretched the limits of hard rock and metal, combining elements of thrash, classic metal, southern rock and soul into songs that were both sinfully tuneful and ruthlessly aggressive. Then in 2003, after the release of Seasons, the guitarist quit to focus on his other band Dark New Day. Sevendust continued for three more albums, and enjoyed considerable success, but something was clearly missing. So, when the band reunited with Lowery in early 2008, it was like the missing piece of a jigsaw puzzle was finally reinserted and the picture was again complete.

"I just wanted us to do what we do best," Lowery says. "We have a lot of melody that’s a cool contrast to the heavy music that we play. So, you’ll have a melodic chorus that comes out of nowhere, but we still have aggressive vocals there. And I did a lot with the harmonies, but I also did a lot of the heavy vocal stuff as well. So it was a challenge for me to really dig in and find a voice that was aggressive enough to where it sounded sincere enough to put on the record. We’re a very heavy, but melodic band and I wanted to maintain that."

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