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Mae Simpson's Rockin' New Year's 2024
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The Current presents Mae Simpson's Rockin' New Year's

Tuesday, December 31
7:00 pm

Turf Club

1601 University Ave St. Paul, Mn 55104

Mae Simpson's Rockin' New Year's

Information | Tickets

Doors 7pm | Show 8pm | 21+

Enter for a chance to win tickets to this show

The Current is pleased to offer a ticket giveaway to this concert. Enter by noon (CDT) on Monday, December 9 for a chance to win a pair of passes to this concert. TWO (2) winners will receive two tickets to Mae Simpson's Rockin' New Year's on December 31 at the Turf Club.

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Mae Simpson

Mae Simpson has been shaking up the Minneapolis music scene ever since her band formed in 2018, performing on larger and larger stages to a growing base of loyal fans across the Midwest. Led by her powerful vocals, the seven-piece band brings audiences to their feet with driving horns and a drum and percussion duo. The Minneapolis-based singer-songwriter weaves elements of funk, soul, pop, rock, and country into her sound. Mae and her bandmates leave it all on the stage. Their high-energy show creates a powerful connection with the audience. Hailing originally from South Carolina, Mae has been passionate about singing and creating music for as long as she can remember. Her broad and soulful voice and deep well of creative energy are complemented by the musicianship and passion of the band. The band has released two EPs, Feel It Comin’ in 2018 and Did You Make it Back in 2020. Mae released her latest full length album, Chandelier & Bloom, on September 1, 2023.

“Her raspy, dynamic voice is larger than life,” said Helen Teague of Minnesota Public Radio, “but not as large as her uncontainable energy that radiates from the stage.”