RESCHEDULED: THE RESIDENTS

416 Cedar Avenue South,Minneapolis MN 55454

06 May, 2021

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RESCHEDULED: THE RESIDENTS Presented by The Cedar ALL AGES The Residents The Residents are set to tour behind a new release METAL, MEAT & BONE and will be revisiting Duck Stab, one of their most popular albums. This is the rescheduled date for The Residents at The Cedar that was originally on April 23rd, 2020. All tickets purchased for the April 23rd, 2020 show will be honored for this new date of Thursday, May 6th, 2021. To request a refund or for more information, please contact The Cedar's box office at [email protected] or 612-338-2674 ext 0. For The Cedar's statement on COVID-19: https://www.thecedar.org/a-statement-on-upcoming-shows-at-the-cedar About The Residents Constantly defying classification, THE RESIDENTS have been regarded as icons in the world of experimental music for almost fifty years. In addition to their groundbreaking work in the areas of trance, world fusion, electronica, punk, industrial and lounge music, the group has also been credited with being among the originators of performance art and music video, with their videos included in the permanent collection of the Museum of Modern Art. Their lengthy career has also taken them into the world of film and television music, having scored numerous films and TV series as well as several projects for MTV. In addition, the group is also thriving in the world of digital media having released ten DVDs, and two internet series. Currently, in collaboration with noted video artist, John Sanborn, The Residents are creating a major multimedia event to be performed at the Museum of Modern Art on Jan 24 & 25, 2020. In addition, based on the recently discovered recordings of Alvin Snow, aka Dyin' Dog, the group is completing their 49th studio album, METAL, MEAT & BONE. Then, in the spring, The Residents will embark on another world tour, again featuring the music of Alvin Snow while also revisiting Duck Stab, one of the band's most popular albums. The Residents performing “One-Minute Movies” courtesy of Radial by The Orchard’s YouTube channel. The Residents