TICKETS
Come hang with us at The Listening Room! A cozy, intimate spot where the lights are low, the sound is top-notch, and people actually sit down and listen to the music. It’s all about the artist, the songs, and the shared experience.
drink & discover
tequila edition
Thursday, August 27th
Doors: 6 PM
Event: 6:30 - 8:30 PM
21+
Your ticket includes tastings, light appetizers, and exclusive discounts.
Tequila Edition: Sample a variety of tequilas while learning about different styles, flavors, and production methods in a guided, easygoing setting designed for all experience levels.
Drink & Discover is a guided tasting series presented by Isanti Municipal Liquor Store at Happy Productions. At each event, you will be led through a selection of beverages, sampling each one while learning a bit about what you are tasting in a relaxed, no-pressure setting. Whether you are new to tastings or already know what you like, it is designed to be approachable, social, and easy to enjoy.
This is a 21+ event.

corpse reviver
Saturday, August 29th
Doors: 6 PM
Show: 7 PM
Corpse Reviver is a Minneapolis folk trio dedicated to performing the vintage American roots music featured on Harry Smith's Anthology of American Folk Music. The band features Mikkel Beckmen on percussion, Jillian Rae on fiddle and vocals, and Adam Kiesling on guitar, banjo, and vocals.
The Star chiefs
Saturday, September 5th
Doors: 6 PM
Show: 7 PM
The Star Chiefs are a Minnesota-based rockabilly band known for their authentic, high-energy performances that capture the spirit of classic rockabilly music. Their sound blends vintage slap bass, vintage drums, and twangy guitars, delivering a lively and engaging experience for audiences. They perform regularly at local venues, bringing their dynamic style to fans across the region.
Leslie Vincent (trio)
Friday, September 11th
Doors: 6 PM
Show: 7 PM
Leslie Vincent is a jazz vocalist, songwriter, and bandleader whose work blends jazz, swing, blues, pop, and singer-songwriter traditions with the theatrical instincts of a seasoned storyteller.
A warm alto with a sharp sense of narrative, Vincent writes and interprets songs through the lens of dating, marriage, anxiety, memory, and modern relationships.
One of the most recognizable jazz vocalists to emerge from Minneapolis, Vincent has earned praise from DownBeat, The Big Takeover, and Jazz88, which named her original “Icetown Blues” among its Best Jazz Songs of 2023.
Born into a military family and trained in musical theater, she spent years onstage before making jazz her primary focus.
“One of my missions onstage is helping people let go of the academics of it,” she says. “You don’t need to know why something is good to feel it.”
Vincent has performed on iconic stages around the country, including the Dakota in Minneapolis; the Mabel Tainter in Menomonie, Wisconsin; Noce in Des Moines; Café Coda in Madison; the Blue LLama Jazz Club in Ann Arbor; the Deer Head Inn in Delaware Water Gap, Pennsylvania; and Don’t Tell Mama in New York City.
Anana Kaye
Saturday, September 12th
Doors: 6 PM
Show: 7 PM
Anana Kaye is a Georgian-American singer-songwriter and multidisciplinary artist based in Nashville, Tennessee. Blending elements of Americana and alternative music, Anana’s songs are intimate yet expansive, driven by a husky, arresting vocal style and a deep attention to lyric. She works in close collaboration with Irakli Gabriel, her longtime creative partner and a Georgian-American musician and producer.
Growing up in a culture rich with deep musical traditions, Kaye was profoundly influenced by the storytelling nature of Georgian music. That influence continues to shape her work, particularly in the intricate nature of her arrangements, melodies, and vocal harmonies.
Anana released her debut EP Sentient in 2016, followed by her full-length album Detour in 2019. 2021 marked the release of Whispers And Sighs, a collaboration with Americana pioneer David Olney. The album was written and recorded by Irakli Gabriel, Anana Kaye, and David Olney in Nashville, Tennessee, and was met with widespread acclaim and was featured in publications worldwide.
Trevor mcspadden
Saturday, September 26th
Doors: 6 PM
Show: 7 PM
Trevor McSpadden worked Central Texas dance halls before perfecting a sophisticated honky-tonk sound in the nightclubs of Chicago. Moving to San Diego in early 2014, Trevor quickly became a fixture on the California country circuit, fronting small combos of ace musicians up and down the coast. Now based out of Saint Paul, Minnesota, McSpadden plays alone and acoustic. He's unamplified and unencumbered; delicate, but not precious; rocking hard, while hardly rocking.
monday monday w/ sarah morris
September guest: Jillian rae
2nd Monday of Each Month
Monday, September 14th
Doors: 5:00 PM
Show: 6:00 PM
Monday Monday w/ Sarah Morris is a live music & interview program presented and broadcast from The Listening Room on the second Monday of every month, recorded in front of a live studio audience (that’s you!)
Each month, Sarah handpicks special musical guests to join her on stage for live performances—both together and solo—and shares a timeless, intimate interview. With rotating guests and unique performances every month, you never know what surprises await. Come be a part of the fun!
Brought to you in part by Scout & Morgan Books,
Willowbridge Wellness Center, and
Sunrise Flour Mill! ♥

dellwood
sunday music matinee
4th Sunday of Each Month
(NO DELLWOOD SEPTEMBER)
10.25.26
Doors: 1 PM
Show: 2 PM
Join us on the 4th Sunday of each month for Dellwood. Dellwood is an Americana, folk, and bluegrass duo from Isanti, Minnesota, blending traditional acoustic styles with original songs and fresh takes on familiar favorites. With an engaging live set and wide-ranging repertoire, they deliver performances that connect with both roots music fans and casual listeners.
Brought to you in part by Real Estate by Megz & East Central Energy.
Reservations are encouraged, but not required.
Seating is limited, reserving guarantees your spot.

FAQs
📍 Where are you?
145 Main St. S, Cambridge, MN 55008.
🎟 Where can I buy tickets?
You found it! Tickets are available right here on our website.
🚪 Do you accept walk-ins or door sales?
If the show isn’t sold out, a limited number of tickets may be available at the door. Follow our socials or check our website for real-time updates. If you’ve got your heart set on a show, we definitely recommend grabbing tickets ahead of time!
❌ What is your refund policy?
All ticket sales are final. We don’t offer refunds, but if you can’t make it, you’re welcome to pass your ticket along to a friend so the spot gets enjoyed.
⏰ What time do doors open?
Doors typically open an hour before showtime. Check the event listing for exact details.
🎶 How long do concerts typically last?
Most shows run about 90 minutes, two 45-minute sets with a break in between. That can vary a bit depending on the artist, but that’s the general rhythm!
🪑 Do you have seating or is it standing-room only?
Our venue is fully seated. For now, tables are first-come, first-served. But good news, we're working on a new ticketing system that’ll let you choose your seats and tables in advance. Stay tuned!
🛌 Need a place to crash?
GrandStay® Hotel CambridgeWe’ve partnered with the GrandStay Hotel & Suites in Cambridge, just a few minutes away!
Give them a call or mention you’re in town for a show at The Listening Room to get a special discounted rate on your stay.
♿ Is the venue accessible?
Yes! We’re ADA-compliant. If you need any special assistance, just reach out ahead of time and we’re happy to help however we can.
🅿 Do you offer parking?
We don’t have a dedicated lot, but there’s plenty of free street parking nearby.
🍕 Do you serve food?
Cambridge Bar & GrillWe’ve got a light selection of snacks, and we've partnered with Cambridge Bar & Grill to serve up wood-fired pizza by the slice- yum!
You can also grab a bite before the show at one of the great restaurants nearby. (We especially recommend Cambridge Bar & Grill!)
🍸 Are beverages available?
Absolutely!
We’re proud to partner with some of our favorite local makers like Lupulin Brewing, Isanti Spirits, Red Pine Winery, and Tattersall.
We also serve non-alcoholic beverages and our locally roasted organic coffee.
Come thirsty!
👶 Are kids allowed at shows?
Our events aren’t specifically geared toward kids, and we don’t censor language. That said, if you’ve got a cool kid who loves music, they’re totally welcome to join in on the fun!
📸 Can I take pictures or record video?
Totally okay to snap some pics or short videos on your phone—just don’t forget to tag us!
Professional cameras or audio/video recording gear aren’t allowed unless you’ve got prior approval.

