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THE CURRENT PRESENTS LOCAL MUSIC FESTIVAL: SOUNDS LIKE HOME

Online concert series features live performances May 15-17

ST. PAUL, Minn., May 12, 2020 – The Current today announced the full lineup for this weekend's virtual music festival, Sounds Like Home. As its name hints, Sounds Like Home's three-day lineup is comprised entirely of local artists and will feature appearances by DJs from The Current.

This festival will be entirely online, and music fans can experience the performances via live streams on The Current's Facebook page.

The weekend's full performance schedule includes:

Friday, May 15

2 p.m. P.O.S

3 p.m. Gully Boys

4 p.m. Chastity Brown

5 p.m. Dwynell Rolland

6 p.m. Reina Del Cid

7 p.m. Dave Simonett

Saturday, May 16

2 p.m. Kara Laudon

3 p.m. 26 Bats!

4 p.m. Kiss The Tiger

5 p.m. NUR-D

6 p.m. David Huckfelt

7 p.m. Remo Drive

Sunday, May 17

10 a.m. Sophia Eris

11 a.m. Lady Lark

12 p.m. Charlie Parr

1 p.m. Har Mar Superstar

2 p.m. Yam Haus

"Our local artists are vital to the future of our music community. This is a challenging time to create space where we can celebrate music together, but we've seen the passion of music fans has not been lessened by social distancing," said David Safar, managing director of The Current. "Our listeners come to us to feel connected to the music community. Sounds Like Home is a great way to do that by giving us a shared experience that supports the local artists we love."

The Current encourages all music fans to support their local artists and the continued longevity of their craft. As part of this effort, The Current will be compensating artists for their Sounds Like Home performances through the Legacy Amendment Arts and Cultural Fund.

About The Current

The Current is an all-music, noncommercial, member-supported station from Minnesota Public Radio. Since it began broadcasting in 2005, the award-winning station has grown into a far-reaching community, boasting members and online listeners from around the world. From local to legendary, indie to influential, The Current plays the best new music next to the artists you already love. Part of The Current's mission is to champion emerging artists, support civic and cultural organizations, and give a platform to important voices that shape our community and make the Twin Cities a great place to live. Learn more and listen at thecurrent.org.

 

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