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Dayseeker

30 concerts

Dayseeker, formed in 2012 in Orange County, California, is a post-hardcore and metalcore band known for emotional lyrics and Rory Rodriguez's powerful vocals. Their evolving sound incorporates elements of emo and electronic rock. Notable albums include "Dark Sun" and "Creature in the Black Night". Popular songs include "Sleeptalk" and "Crawl Back To My Coffin". They have collaborated with artists like Caleb Shomo and Silverstein.

I Prevail

32 concerts

I Prevail, formed in Southfield, Michigan in 2013, is an American rock band known for its blend of metalcore, post-hardcore, and hard rock. They gained popularity with a metal cover of Taylor Swift's "Blank Space" and hits like "Bow Down" and "Hurricane." Their Grammy-nominated album "Trauma" and "Violent Nature" showcase their raw energy and emotional depth, captivating audiences.

Staind

13 concerts

Staind is a multi-platinum New England nu-metal band formed in 1995, led by vocalist Aaron Lewis. Their 2001 album Break the Cycle went five-times platinum and spawned the Top Five hit "It's Been Awhile"; 14 Shades of Gray and Chapter V topped the Billboard 200.

Tim Montana

15 concerts

Montana-born hard rock singer and guitarist Tim Montana broke out in 2023 with “Devil You Know,” a Loudwire pick that hit Billboard rock charts. Named an iHeartRadio “On The Verge” artist, he toured with Staind, Seether, Bush, and Jerry Cantrell.

Alexandria

3 concerts

Alexandria, an artist from Western Australia, crafts music with an angelic voice and poetic lyrics. Her independent songwriting is a hallmark of her style. She gained recognition for her breakout track "Always an Angel," which achieved viral success through its boygenius interpolation. Her repertoire includes the song "Fire and Ice."

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Grand Casino Arena Arena Capacity: 17,954

199 W. Kellogg Blvd., Saint Paul, MN 55102

About Grand Casino Arena

Grand Casino Arena, a 17,954-capacity multi-purpose arena in downtown Saint Paul, Minnesota, opened in 2000 on the site of the former St. Paul Civic Center. Home to the NHL's Minnesota Wild, this premier venue is celebrated for its excellent sightlines, top-tier acoustics, and diverse events, from major concerts to national sports tournaments.