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Minnesota State Fair announces Steve Miller Band & the Rascals for Grandstand Concert Series
ST. PAUL, Minn. (KTTC) – The Minnesota State Fair announced on Tuesday the Steve Miller Band will be performing for the 2025 Grandstand Concert Series, along with special guest the Rascals.
The Steve Miller Band released a wide range of singles in the ‘70s and ’80s, collecting a few #1 hits along the way. The band is well-known for hits such as “Fly Like an Eagle,” “Jet Airliner,” “Rock’n Me,” “Abracadabra,” and more. Miller is a member of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, having been inducted in 2016.
Miller was also inducted into the Songwriters Hall of Fame in 2022.
The Rascals are also responsible for a string of hits of their own. The band scored three #1 hits in the ‘60s, which include the likes of “Groovin’,” “People Got to Be Free,” and “Good Lovin’.” Similarly to the Steve Miller Band, the Rascals are also members of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and the Songwriters Hall of Fame.
The concert is all reserved seating, with ticket prices ranging from $54 to $86.25. Party Deck ticket prices range from $108 to $121.75. Tickets are on sale Friday, Mar. 21 and are available here.
The concert will be held on Thursday, Aug. 28.
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From TikTok to Minnesota’s Twin Cities, the buzz around this chocolate is just too sweet to ignore and Columbia Heights is the epicenter of all the craze.
Inside, The Golden Nuts, the air is filled with the aroma of coffee and roasted nuts, shelves lined with a selection of sweets but amid the array-one item stands out.
“It’s Dubai Chocolate,” smiled AJ Asmar. A rich milk chocolate bar filled with pistachio butter and katafi dough. A pack of two bars will cost you about $10.
Co-Owners, AJ Asmar and Mahmoud Rammouni opened the shop last year with hopes of bringing something new to the state.
“This is considered one of the first Middle Eastern bakery in Minnesota,” Rammouni said.
Their rendition of the viral Dubai chocolate has people lining up—eager to get their hands on the luxurious chocolate bar. But, Asmar said they didn’t want to stop there, rolling out the Dubai Strawberry Cup, inspired by the popular bar.
“We want to give people the Dubai chocolate experience here locally,” Asmar said.
As the craze continues to grow, Asmar and Rammouni hope to continue to bring people together to get a tase of luxury while staying on top of the latest viral phenomenon
On Saturday, the boys basketball state championship games will be played for all classifications at Williams Arena on the University of Minnesota campus in Minneapolis.
Here’s the schedule for Saturday’s games. The links will direct you to live scoring for each game:
Caledonia Warriors Grant King (3) battles Albany Huskies center Jake Buttweiler (25) for the ball in the first half. The Caledonia Warriors faced the Albany Huskies in a state high school Class 2A tournament semi-final game Friday night, March 21, 2025 at Williams Arena in Minneapolis. (Jeff Wheeler/The Minnesota Star Tribune)
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