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Johnnie Brown & The Sound of Philadelphia
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MacPhail Jazz Benefit
A Benefit for MacPhail Center for Music’s Jazz Program, the Dakota Combo & the Irv Williams Fellowship Featuring the Macphail Faculty Jazz Combo & the Dakota Combo 7PM • $40/35/30 |
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A Perfect Winter’s Evening 7PM • $25/20/15 |
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Masters of Hawaiian Music
feat. George Kahumoku Jr., Led Kaapana & Kawika Kahiapo Slack Key Masters 7PM • $45/40/35 |
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Ginger Commodore & Friends: A Celebration for Martin Luther King, Jr. Day
From Memphis to Motown – A Musical Celebration 7PM • $30/25/20 |
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HeartSong: An Acoustic Tribute to Ann & Nancy Wilson
Performed by Cate Fierro & Katie Gearty 7PM • $20/15 |
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Love & Law: A Century of the ACLU
A book launch and anniversary party hosted by Birchbark Books and the ACLU MN Featuring contributing authors Louise Erdrich, Brenda Child with Kao Kalia Yang, T Mychael Rambo, Dan Chouinard, Prudence Johnson, Chastity Brown, and more. 7PM • $100 |
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Larry McDonough Sextet: “Kind of Blue”
Celebrating the 60th Anniversary of Miles Davis’ Seminal Recording "Kind of Blue" - Before & After 7PM • $25/20/15 |
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January 2020
Love & Law: A Century of the ACLU
A book launch and anniversary party hosted by Birchbark Books and the ACLU MN
Featuring contributing authors Louise Erdrich, Brenda Child with Kao Kalia Yang, T Mychael Rambo, Dan Chouinard, Prudence Johnson, Chastity Brown, and more.
Jan 28 • 7PM • $100
The premier defender of our Constitutional rights and freedoms, the American Civil Liberties Union, turns 100 and the Dakota teams up with Birchbark Books and ACLU of MN to celebrate. Each guest will receive a copy of the new book Fight of the Century, edited by Michael Chabon and Ayelet Waldman and featuring essays about […]
Larry McDonough Sextet: “Kind of Blue”
Celebrating the 60th Anniversary of Miles Davis’ Seminal Recording
"Kind of Blue" - Before & After
Jan 29 • 7PM • $25/20/15
Kind of Blue brought together seven now-legendary musicians in the prime of their careers: tenor saxophonist John Coltrane, alto saxophonist Julian “Cannonball” Adderley, pianists Bill Evans and Wynton Kelly, bassist Paul Chambers, drummer Jimmy Cobb and, of course, trumpeter Miles Davis. The evening will start with a set of music composed by the individual band members from that iconic album […]
Afro-Cuban All Stars
Voice of Traditional Cuban Music
Jan 30 • 7PM • $50/40
Led by Juan de Marcos (co-creator of Buena Vista Social Club), the Afro-Cuban All Stars (ACAS) is a unique orchestra; devoted to promoting the complete story of Cuban music. With each show the orchestra exposes Cuba’s rich musical history interpreting all of its musical genres. With the Afro-Cuban All Stars, Juan de Marcos has developed […]
Afro-Cuban All Stars
Voice of Traditional Cuban Music
Jan 30 • 9:30PM • $45/35
Led by Juan de Marcos (co-creator of Buena Vista Social Club), the Afro-Cuban All Stars (ACAS) is a unique orchestra; devoted to promoting the complete story of Cuban music. With each show the orchestra exposes Cuba’s rich musical history interpreting all of its musical genres. With the Afro-Cuban All Stars, Juan de Marcos has developed […]
Lil’ Ed & The Blues Imperials
Bottleneck Boogie Blues
Jan 31 • 7PM • $35/30/25
In Chicago, a city overflowing with unrivaled blues talent, world-renowned Lil’ Ed & The Blues Imperials have been standing tall for over 30 years. The band’s big sound, fueled by Lil’ Ed’s gloriously rollicking slide work and deep blues string bending, along with his rough-edged, soulful vocals, is as real and hard-hitting as Chicago blues […]
February 2020
Nachito Herrera & Karen Briggs: The Duet Series
Feb 1 • 7PM • $35/30/25
Ignacio “Nachito” Herrera is acclaimed as one of the world’s greatest Cuban pianists in command of traditional classical and contemporary musical idioms. Nachito brings astounding technique and natural talent to compose explosive music that overwhelms the Dakota with powerful energy. Karen Briggs, also known as the “Lady in Red”, is an American violinist. Best known […]
Nachito Herrera & Karen Briggs: The Duet Series
Feb 1 • 9PM • $30/25/20
Ignacio “Nachito” Herrera is acclaimed as one of the world’s greatest Cuban pianists in command of traditional classical and contemporary musical idioms. Nachito brings astounding technique and natural talent to compose explosive music that overwhelms the Dakota with powerful energy. Karen Briggs, also known as the “Lady in Red”, is an American violinist. Best known […]
Private Event
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To book your private event, contact Joe Doermann at joe@dakotacooks.com The Dakota is one of the most unique events spaces in the city. Its multi-level design allows for multiple group spaces with varied views of the stage and levels of privacy. From sit down meals for 10 to banquets for 350 people, the kitchen staff with executive […]
Mick Sterling Presents: The Songs of Jagger & Richards
A Tribute to The Rolling Stones
Feb 3 • 7PM • $25/20/15
The songs of Jagger and Richards that draw off of their blues and R&B influences. This tribute to The Stones is a rocking, sloppy and powerful statement of honor to not only the songwriters, but to Charlie Watts, Ronnie Wood, Mick Taylor and Bill Wyman who made that unmistakable sound so irresistible. The show is […]
The Travis Anderson Trio: Greatest TV Themes
Feb 4 • 7PM • $20/15/10
Inspired by their successful Vincent Guaraldi show, The Travis Anderson Trio bring fresh interpretations to standards and more – from Chopin to Mario Bros – “Greatest TV Themes” includes songs from classic shows such as Mister Rogers Neighborhood, I Love Lucy, Bewitched, Ducktales, The Simpsons, The Flintstones, Addams Family, and more! Members: Travis Anderson (piano) […]
It’s because of concerts like this that I can’t stand living in Los Angeles. Why is it that Lowell Pickett’s Dakota … gets artists and tours to come to Minneapolis, MN and not darken the doors of any club in LA?
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