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The Setlist: Where to hear live music July 19-21, 2024

KAXE | By Malachy Koons
Published July 18, 2024 at 10:40 AM CDT
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Concerts July 19-21, 2024 in Northern Minnesota.

KAXE's weekly list of concerts features Drew Peterson, Clay Fulton & The Lost Forty, the Watermark Art Festival and Jamie Lin Wilson & Courtney Patton.

You can find blues, folk, rock, country and more around the area this weekend. The Setlist has shows in Gilbert, Grand Rapids, Bemidji and Aitkin.

Steel guitar player Drew Peterson will bring his folk and blues to The Ore House in Gilbert this Friday. Peterson formerly fronted Minnesota bands 40 Watt Bulb and Dead Pigeons and has released one solo album: St. Jude, a duck, and the crooked line. Music begins at 7 p.m.
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Folk musician Drew Peterson weaves story with song
Minnesota folk musician Drew Peterson joined Centerstage Minnesota to play a couple songs and chat with host Malachy Koons.

At the same time, roots rockers Clay Fulton & The Lost Forty will be at Rapids Brewing Company in Grand Rapids. Formed in 2021 in Rochester, the band has released two albums and features Fulton's folk and indie-rock songwriting.

This Saturday and Sunday there will be multiple artists performing at the Watermark Art Festival in Bemidji. Music begins both days at 10:30 a.m. and will feature The International Treasures, Caige Jambor, Mauro Gutierrez and more. The festival takes place outside the Watermark Art Center in downtown Bemidji.

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Ted Hajnasiewicz and Doyle Turner of The International Treasures.

In Aitkin, two Texas country singer-songwriters will be at The Terrace this Sunday. Jamie Lin Wilson, the former leader of groups The Trishas and The Gougers, and Courtney Patton are playing at 1 p.m., hosted by the Aitkin Country Friends of the Arts. The duo released two collaborative songs in 2023.

Friday, July 19
  • Drew Peterson - 7 p.m., The Ore House, Gilbert, free
  • Clay Fulton & The Lost Forty - 7 p.m., Rapids Brewing Co., Grand Rapids, free

Saturday, July 20

  • Watermark Art Festival Day 1 - 10:30 a.m., Watermark Art Center, Bemidji free

Sunday, June 21

  • Watermark Art Festival Day 2 - 1030 a.m., Watermark Art Center, Bemidji, free
  • Jamie Lin Wilson & Courtney Patton - 1 p.m., The Terrace, Aitkin, $20 (members) $50 (non-members, includes membership)

The weekly live music spotlight is made possible by the citizens of Minnesota through the Arts & Cultural Heritage Fund.
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Malachy Koons
Malachy started his radio career at a college radio station, where he played weird music in the middle of the night to possibly no one. On a good night maybe his parents were listening. Nonetheless, he was hooked on public radio and is still doing it today. He joined Northern Community Radio in 2022, where he gets to share his passion for local music as Producer of Centerstage Minnesota, an all Minnesota music show airing Fridays at 2pm.
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