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First Avenue & 7th St Entry

Two live-music rooms share a landmark downtown building. Pick a show in the main room or smaller 7th St Entry, then look for performers' silver stars outside.

First Avenue & 7th St Entry

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Why go

First Avenue is woven into Minneapolis music history, especially Prince's performances and the film Purple Rain. The adjoining Entry provides a smaller-room contrast in the same former bus-station building. A ticketed show gives this place its real purpose; the exterior stars are a worthwhile look even when you are passing through downtown.

What to look for

  • Silver stars on the black exterior name performers associated with the venues.
  • The smaller 7th St Entry sits beside First Avenue's main room.
  • The building began as a Greyhound bus station before becoming a concert venue.

Useful to know

  • Choose a specific show and confirm which of the two rooms hosts it.
  • For wheelchair access arrangements, contact the venue ahead of a show.

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Outdoor visit · 90–150 min

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