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Soul Asylum is currently touring across 2 countries and has 19 upcoming concerts.

Their next tour date is at Essentia Health Plaza at the Lights in West Fargo, after that they'll be at Ohio Expo Center & State Fair in Columbus.

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Essentia Health Plaza at the Lights

Ohio Expo Center & State Fair

Arizona Financial Theatre

Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion

Dos Equis Pavilion

Walmart Arkansas Music Pavilion (AMP)

Oak Mountain Amphitheatre

MIDFLORIDA Credit Union Amphitheatre

Daily's Place

Ameris Bank Amphitheatre

Red Hat Amphitheater

Jiffy Lube Live

Xfinity Center

PNC Bank Arts Center

Budweiser Stage

Blossom Music Center

Huntington Bank Pavilion at Northerly Island

American Family Insurance Amphitheater, Henry Maier Festival Park

Ruoff Music Center

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First Avenue

Vinyl Music Hall

L'Auberge Casino & Hotel Baton Rouge

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Rochester, MN 2 November 2019. Show was fantastic!! Although I much prefer GA shows. I can't wait to see them at First Avenue in Minneapolis on 27 December. Dave... please play some old songs for those of us who have been fans since the early days.

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Freaking amazing! Dave sooooo still has it, and I can't wait for the new album to drop! It was an incredible treat to see them in such an intimate venue setting.

Minnesota alternative rock outfit Soul Asylum may not be a universally recognised name yet they have been consistently releasing material for close to 25 years and unlike a number of their contemporaries they have been touring with equal consistency and dedication.

The fanbase may not be gigantic, yet every time the group plays shows they are instant sell outs and are packed full of devoted followers who know the material well. The stage is left without decoration or distraction this evening in order to place the music at the very centre of this operation and the group steps out confidently before collecting their respective instruments and tearing into 'Never Really Been' and 'Without A Trace'. The audience instantly cheers at amp shaking volume to then be outdone by the bass notes and guitar riffs of 'Little Too Clean'. The show is a great mixture of fresh new material along with the much loved material from the album 'Grave Dancers Union' with a highlight of 'April Fool' saved for a gigantic encore performance.

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Grammy award-winning and multi-platinum selling rock band, Soul Asylum started as Minneapolis’ punk younger brothers to the Replacements and Husker Dü. Their 1992 breakthrough album, Grave Dancer’s Union, featured the...

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Soul Asylum: Unplugged presented by 89.3 The Current

With special guest ivan neville and a curated pre-show set by transmission's dj jake rudh, thursday, april 20, 2023 at 7:30 pm, state theatre.

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This year, Soul Asylum celebrates 30 years since their iconic MTV special with one-night-only performance of an intimate, one-of-a-kind Unplugged set in their hometown of Minneapolis at the opulent State Theater. Joining the band for the first time since 1993 on keys is Ivan Neville, known for his legendary work with the Rolling Stones, Neville Brothers and Bonnie Raitt. They have also enlisted local string quartet STRINGenius to assist them in performing powerful new versions of their iconic songs, including “Runaway Train,” “Somebody To Shove” and “Misery.”

VIP ticket – $153 VIP package includes: -One (1) seated concert ticket in first 8 rows -Early venue access for crowd-free merchandise shopping (6 – 6:30 p.m.) -One limited edition autographed show poster, created specifically for this show only -Limited edition double-vinyl of this April 20, 2023 Minneapolis Unplugged Show – limited to 200 copies, each one uniquely hand-poured color vinyl for VIP packages only [shipping date TBA] -Commemorative show laminate

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Soul Asylum Nothing But Solid Gold At The Riviera

It has been ten long excruciating years for many fans since Dave Pirner and Soul Asylum last graced a Buffalo area stage. Although the Riv was half full, the fans who did show up let the band know how they felt by really being quite spirited during the final songs of the night. This was easily the most anticipated Soul Asylum show due to how long they had last been in town.

Pirner led the band through a set that featured many of their hits as well as a few lesser known but solid tunes. Joining Pirner on stage were guitarist Ryan Smith and bassist Jeremy Tappero. The biggest surprise of the night was the return of drummer Sterling Campbell. Campbell of course played in Soul Asylum from 94-98. He has also played with many acts over the years including being David Bowie’s prominent drummer up until his last tour. Nothing against any other drummers Pirner has employed over the years but having Campbell behind the kit really seemed to bring out the best in the songs. With Campbell back the band played five songs off Let Your Dim Light Shine , an album he played on.

Kicking the set off with “Shut Down” which immediately bled into the in-your-face power of “Somebody To Shove”, which was the first of seven songs from the band’s biggest album Grave Dancers Union on this night. From there the band tore into “Misery” the band’s second biggest hit which peaked at #20 on the charts. Pirner then mixed in a bunch of the lesser known but far from obscure. Some of those that stood out were “String Of Pears” and “I Will Still Be Laughing”.

Pirner tried his hand at being a comedian a few times between songs. I think he needs to stick to writing more great music. As the night wound down we finally arrived at the pinnacle portion of the set. The two standouts from Grave Dancers Union “Black Gold” and Top-5 smash “Runaway Train” were neatly tucked near the end of the set. The band closed with gem “Just Like Anyone” before heading out for the lone encore of “April fool”.

All in all a fairly impressive set. Personally I would have liked to have heard more from The Silver Lining which I feel is a very underrated record. Still shaking my head over the glaring omission of “Without A Trace”, which is the one song I truly expected to be played. All things said it was just one of those shows that you were glad to be attending after not having seen the band in so long. Hopefully we won’t have to wait so long for the next visit.

Opening the show was Living Colour vocalist Corey Glover. Glover played a 45-minute set that featured some solo material from his 1998 album Hymns . He did manage to slip in “Love Rears It’s Ugly Head” as he told the audience he was contracted to play one Living Colour song. His soulful voice fit in perfectly with the guitar playing of Stephen DeAcutis.

Shut Down Somebody to Shove Misery Whatcha Need String of Pearls New World By the Way Eyes of a Child Spinnin’ I Will Still Be Laughing Lately 99% Hopped Up Feelin’ Home Sweet Home If I Told You Black Gold Runaway Train Closer to the Stars Just Like Anyone

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SOUL ASYLUM

With special guest drivin n cryin, november 17, 2023 | 7:30 pm.

Grammy award-winning and multi-platinum selling rock band Soul Asylum started as Minneapolis’ punk younger brothers to the Replacements and Husker Dü.

Their 1992 breakthrough album, Grave Dancers Union , featured the international hits “Runaway Train,” “Black Gold” and “Somebody to Shove.”

“Runaway Train” won a Grammy, and its music video brought nearly two dozen missing and exploited children and teens around the world home to their families.

Soul Asylum has released 12 original albums, in addition to multiple live albums and greatest hits collections.

Hurry Up and Wait was released in 2020 to much fan and critical acclaim worldwide, landing the band their highest Billboard chart position since 1995’s platinum-selling Let Your Dim Light Shine.

The current Soul Asylum line-up features Dave Pirner (lead vocals/guitar), Michael Bland (drums), Ryan Smith (lead guitar) and Jeremy Tappero (bass).

Pirner, generally considered to be one of the one of the great American songwriters, released a best-selling annotated collection of lyrics, Loud, Fast, Words , in 2020.

Soul Asylum released their 1993 MTV Unplugged performance on vinyl for the first time ever as a 2023 Record Store Day exclusive. In celebration of that 30-year anniversary, the band played a special unplugged show at State Theatre in Minneapolis on April 20 that was Soul Asylum’s highest-grossing show ever.

The band have booked multiple festival dates in 2023, and are continuing to do stripped-down acoustic shows as well.

The European Pact on Migration and Asylum has entered its final phase. On Wednesday, April 10, MEPs in Brussels will vote on whether or not to approve the far-reaching reform of Europe's migration policy. This "migration pact" notably provides for tighter control of migrant arrivals into the European Union (EU), and the introduction of a solidarity mechanism between EU member states concerning the distribution of refugees.

Presented in 2020, this reform project has been the subject of intense negotiations among the 27 EU member states, which have been deeply divided on the subject since the 2015 refugee crisis. Finally, however, representatives of the Member States and the European Parliament reached a decisive agreement at the end of 2023, paving the way for its final adoption today, two months ahead of the European elections.

What exactly is in the text? What changes would it bring to European migration policy? Read on to find out.

Why has the EU proposed a new migration pact ?

Presented on September 23, 2020, by European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen, the European Pact on Asylum and Migration aims to thoroughly reform Europe's migration policy, which was seriously challenged during the 2015 migration crisis. The massive influx of migrants (1.8 million arrivals in one year) greatly destabilized cooperation between member states, and illustrated Europe's failure in the field of asylum and immigration. Today, the EU is faced with a new rise in asylum applications. They have reached the highest level since the 2015 migration crisis, with 1.14 million applications in 2023. The European border and coast guard agency, Frontex, has also reported that 2023 saw the biggest increase in irregular entries into the European Union since 2016.

The migration pact, backed by France, aims to reform the controversial Dublin Regulation (known as "Dublin III"), which has been the focus of much tension. Adopted in 2013, this regulation delegates the examination of asylum applications to the first EU country where migrants arrive (Italy, Greece, Malta, etc.), and thus concentrates much of the pressure of migration on these countries. The 2015 crisis highlighted the inefficiency of this process, the weaknesses of national asylum systems, and the lack of solidarity within the EU; as countries at the forefront, such as Greece, were overwhelmed and unable to properly process asylum applications.

Since then, countries of first entry have called for a more effective solidarity mechanism – but to no avail. In the wake of the migration crisis, a proposal for compulsory refugee quotas and distribution was set up, but it has not had the desired effect; as it was not applied by certain member states such as Poland and Hungary. A new pact was therefore proposed to remedy these difficulties and shortcomings.

What does the pact contain?

It is a set of ten instruments (6 regulations, 3 recommendations and one directive) designed to strike a balance between border control and solidarity in receiving refugees on European soil. "While the pact aims to try and better control borders, the overall philosophy remains the same as 'Dublin III,' with countries of entry still being responsible for most of the reception," said Camille Le Coz, associate director of the Migration Policy Institute Europe research center.

In concrete terms, Brussels intends to act on three key elements.

- Faster processing at the EU's borders. The pact provides for "new procedures to establish status swiftly on arrival." Migrants would more quickly find out – within five days – whether they could stay in Europe or have to leave, via a "screening" procedure on entry (identity, security and health checks as well as fingerprinting).

- Closer cooperation with countries of origin and transit (such as those in the Balkans) to limit migrant arrivals and to combat people smuggling networks. In particular, Brussels aims to change the way international migration partnerships are forged with external countries, and and to establish a more voluntary framework for Europe's labor migration policy.

- A new, more flexible solidarity mechanism. Each country would have to contribute to the solidarity mechanism, but in a less restrictive way. Whereas relocations (transfers of asylum seekers between EU member states) used to be compulsory, they would now be voluntary. Countries would thus have several options: Relocations, financial contributions, or other solidarity measures (the deployment of personnel or logistical assistance to other countries, etc.). Each year, to better take stock of migratory flows, the Commission would produce a report and propose recommendations.

This new system has been singled out for criticism by the far-right, particularly France's Rassemblement National (RN) party. However, contrary to what Jordan Bardella's party has claimed, refugee relocations would not be compulsory. All member states would be obliged to contribute to the solidarity mechanism, preferably in the form of accepting relocations, but other options have been proposed for countries that refuse to take in asylum seekers. On the other hand, the Greens, the radical left, and some socialists (such as French candidate Raphaël Glucksmann ) have denounced what they consider to be an "externalization of our borders," with applicants being sent back to "safe" third countries. The pact does, however, have the support of the three main European political blocs: The European People's Party (EPP, right), the Socialists and Democrats (S&D, center-left) and Renew Europe (centrists and liberals).

Why has the pact taken so long to be adopted?

The final vote on the migration pact is due to take place on April 10 at the European Parliament in Brussels, after over three years of negotiations. EU Commission President von der Leyen, who has made this reform a key feature of her term of office, has long feared that it would not come to fruition before the European elections, which are scheduled for June. "This pact was delayed because the negotiations were highly politicized and the migration issue remains the one over which Europe is still tearing itself apart," analyzed Le Coz, "given that the text also proved extremely complex to negotiate."

After two years of political paralysis, the negotiations made significant progress in 2023. On April 20 , the European Parliament announced its negotiating position in support of four fundamental regulations, including the measure concerning "screening," and the essential text relating to "crisis situations."

Two months later, on June 8 , 2023, the EU member states reached a compromise on two key bills, notably the one setting up the new compulsory solidarity mechanism. "An agreement on the pact has never been so close," von der Leyen had even hailed, in her annual state of the Union address, on September 13, 2023. She then urged MEPs and the 27 EU member states to adopt the pact: "Let us show that Europe can manage migration effectively and with compassion. Let's get this done!" Nevertheless, deep divisions remained among member states: Poland and Hungary opposed both bills, while Bulgaria, Lithuania and Slovakia abstained.

The final section on crisis management was blocked , notably by Germany, but a compromise was reached at the end of September. Late in December, a decisive agreement was reached between the EU institutions to adopt the five most important parts of the migration pact. However, the announcement has been heavily criticized by NGOs , who have pointed out measures that would run contrary to fundamental human rights.

Le Coz called for caution regarding the outcome of this pact: "If this project is not adopted, it will mark a failure of the European project, which the far right will continue to exploit." On the other hand, if it is adopted, it will be important to pay close attention to how it is implemented, particularly in terms of respecting asylum seekers' rights: "The ways in which the text would be implemented will be as important as the past negotiations; and European partners will need an action plan that guarantees these fundamentals. (...) At the time of the 2015 crisis, Europe had a common text on asylum and migration, which ultimately only existed on paper."

Translation of an original article published in French on lemonde.fr ; the publisher may only be liable for the French version.

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