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1 month ago | therockofrochester.com | Bryan Rolli

Daryl Hall has extended his 2025 U.S. solo tour with Squeeze's Glenn Tilbrook, adding a series of summer dates to follow his previously announced spring shows. The new leg of shows begins on July 11 in Mashantucket, Connecticut, and concludes on July 25 in Atlantic City, New Jersey. These dates will take place after a series of U.S. tour dates in March and April, plus a handful of shows in the United Kingdom in May. Tickets for Hall's July shows go on sale to the general public on Friday.

Nov 11, 2024 | therockofrochester.com | Pete Hanson |Troy Dunken

Have You Lived in Any of Minnesota's 'Twenty Worst Places?' I ask because apparently I have lived in three of them. I say apparently because they all seemed fine to me. Maybe I'm the problem. I grew up in one of the top ten. Spent my college years in another. And before moving to southern Minnesota a few years ago, I spent a decade in yet another. Seriously, I think its me. Of course, there are always advantages and disadvantages to living anywhere.

Nov 5, 2024 | therockofrochester.com | Carly Ross |Troy Dunken

We all hope to someday hit that windfall and end up winning a whole bunch of cash either at a casino, through the lottery, or maybe from us when we give away $30,000!Our $30,000 contest has come and gone though (for now) but I've got a cheat sheet you could say of the best Minnesota scratch-offs to take a peek at if you're hoping to score some money.

Oct 2, 2024 | therockofrochester.com | Troy Dunken

Slot machines are by far the most popular choice for gambling in the United States. Walk into any of the 38 casinos in Minnesota, and you'll find most guests lined up to play these bright, noisy machines. They continue to pay out well in Minnesota too. We've recently shared stories about three winners at Mystic Lake, Treasure Island Resort and Casino had a major winner who took home $119,000. Black Bear Casino made headlines in the spring when someone won over $400,000.

Nov 14, 2023 | therockofrochester.com | Max Kalnitz

Geddy Lee kicked off his My Effin' Life book tour Monday evening at The Beacon Theatre in support of his new memoir of the same name. After an introduction from the evening's guest interviewer, Paul Rudd, Lee walked on stage to a standing ovation. The song playing before Lee walked out, "Gone," and the song played as the intermission came to an end "I Am... You Are" are both unreleased tracks from the sessions for the bassist's 2000 solo album My Favorite Headache.