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Wednesday, Nov. 19, 2025

Sophia Arndt
November 20, 2025

Hello,

Hope you all are having an enjoyable morning, afternoon or whenever you’re reading this! For those who are counting down the days until Thanksgiving break, it’s only five more days until peace and actual meals. Until then, stuff yourself with some A&E news from my lovely reporters!

Stay well,

Sophia Arndt | Arts & Entertainment Desk Editor | [email protected]

In the Spotlight

Global girl group and internet sensation KATSEYE commanded the stage in Saturday night’s performance. | Photo by Emma Vasa, MN Daily

KATSEYE’s first-ever headline tour proves they are arena ready

by Emma Vasa | A&E Reporter | Published Nov. 18, 2025

Global girl group KATSEYE continues to take the world by storm, defined by their innovation, star-studded talent and authentic representation. From earning two Grammy nominations to performing at the 2025 MTV Video Music Awards, KATSEYE made their way back to Minneapolis for their first-ever concert tour, “Beautiful Chaos.”

Saturday night, the six-member group — Sophia Laforteza, Lara Rajagopalan, Yoonchae Jeung, Megan Skiendiel, Daniela Avanzini and Manon Bannerman — brought their signature upbeat energy to the Armory stage in Minneapolis, leading to a night of addictive fun.

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Arts & Entertainment News

Photo courtesy of Minneapolis Heart Institute Foundation

Minneapolis Heart Institute Foundation celebrates music and heart health with annual concert

By Maddie Mullikin

Country star Cole Swindell performed at the Minneapolis Heart Institute Foundation’s Heart 360 Concert for Heart Research on Friday evening.

Image by Dan Norman

‘The Skin of Our Teeth’ shows how a community can beat any disaster

By Abbey Mulcahy

The production opened on Nov. 14 in the University’s Stoll Thrust Theatre, taking the audience through three catastrophic disasters.

Image by Nick Greseth

Twin Cities band POSTER BOY is committed to going all in

By Emma Vasa

Nine months in the making, “Not Like I Need It” serves as the essential introduction to pop-rock band POSTER BOY, consisting of Cole Pivec and Henning Hanson.

Other A&E news from the Metro

MPLS St. Paul Magazine - zAmya Theater Project Advocates for Housing Justice.

The Minnesota Star Tribune - ‘Notebook’ brings iconic cinematic kiss to the Ordway stage

The St. Paul Pioneer Press - Tattoo artists trained in Stillwater prison find work, community at White Bear Lake studio

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