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TIMELINE April 10, 1998 – November 29 (Minnesota Wild hockey games are not listed) 2017 November 29 Thomas Rhett / Walker Hayes / Old Dominion November 25 A Perfect Circle / The Beta Machine November 18 Halsey / Charli XCX / Partynextdoor November 9-11 MSHSL Girls’ Volleyball Tournament November 8 We Day October 29 Arcade Fire / The Breeders October 25 Bob Dylan / Mavis Staples October 22 Fall Out Boy / Jaden Smith / Bleackbear October 18 Kings of Leon / Dawes October 16 Imagine Dragons / Grouplove / K.Flay October 13 Chris Tomlin / Matt Maher October 7 Chris Stapleton / Margo Price / Brent Cobb October 6 Enrique Iglesias and Pitbull / CNCO September 24 The Weeknd September 3 MN Lynx vs. Washington September 2 MN Lynx vs. Chicago August 26-26 Tim McGraw & Faith Hill August 22 MN Lynx vs. Phoenix August 19 Lady Gaga August 19 Kendrick Lamar August 18 MN Lynx vs. Indiana August 11 MN Lynx vs. Los Angeles August 6 Shawn Mendes / Charlie Puth August 5 Bruno Mars August 3 MN Lynx vs. Atlanta July 30 MN Lynx vs. Seattle July 27 Earth, Wind & Fire / CHIC / Nile Rodgers July 26 Roger Waters July 25 MN Lynx vs. New York July 22 J. Cole July 19 MN Lynx vs. Dallas July 16 MN Lynx vs. Phoenix July 14 Queen & Adam Lambert July 6 MN Lynx vs. Los Angeles July 1 Ed Sheeran / James Blunt June 25 MN Lynx vs. San Antonio June 23 MN Lynx vs. Washington June 18 Don Henley / JD & The Straight Shot June 17 MN Lynx vs. Connecticut 1 June 16 Iron Maiden June 14 New Kids on the Block / Boyz II Men June 9 TOOL June 3 Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers / Joe Walsh May 28 MN Lynx vs. San Antonio May 24 Neil Diamond May 23 MN Lynx vs. Connecticut May 14 MN Lynx vs. Chicago May 12 Chance the Rapper May 11 Daryl Hall & John Oates and Tears for Fears / Allen Stone May 5 MN Lynx vs. Atlanta April 21 Def Leppard / Poison / Tesla April 15 John Mayer / Lany April 9 Chris Brown April 1 Green Day / Against Me! March 27 Bon Jovi / Step Rockets March 17 Miranda Lambert / Old Dominion / Aubrie Sellers March 16 Ariana Grande / Little Mix / Victoria Monet March 12 Panic! At The Disco / Misterwives / Saint Motel March 8-11 MSHSL Boys’ State Hockey Tournament March 2-4 MSHSL State Wrestling Tournament February 28 WWE Smackdown LIVE February 22-25 MSHSL Girls’ State Hockey Tournament February 20 Game of Thrones Live Concert Experience February 3-4 World’s Toughest Rodeo – Parmalee January 27-28 North Star College Cup 2016 December 10 Trans Siberian Orchestra December 6 Stevie Nicks / Pretenders December 5 101.3 KDWB Jingle Ball- Fifth Harmony / G-Eazy, Diplo / Backstreet Boys / Lukas Graham / Alessia Cara / Tove Lo / Hailee Steinfeld / Gnash / Jon Bellion December 1-4 Disney on Ice presents Passport to Adventure November 10-12 MSHSL Girls’ Volleyball Tournament October 21-22 Belong Tour October 17 Carrie Underwood / Easton Corbin / The Swon Brothers October 13 The Official Prince Tribute October 10 Kanye West October 5 Def Leppard / REO Speedwagon / Tesla September 28, 30 Minnesota Lynx Playoff Games September 20 We Day September 16-17 Blake Shelton / Raelynn September 8 Blink 182 / All American Rejects / A Day to Remember August 9 Journey and The Doobie Brothers / Dave Mason August 7 Gwen Stefani / EVE July 31 5 Seconds of Summer / One OK Rock July 29 Twenty One Pilots / MUTEMATH / Chef'Special July 24 Drake / DVSN 2 July 23 Duran Duran / Chic Feat. Nile Rogers July 5-6 Adele June 28 Selena Gomez / DNCE / Bahari June 22 Phish June 7 The Cure / The Twilight Sad June 2 Florence + The Machine / Grimes May 5 Ellie Goulding / Bebe Rexha / Years & Years May 1 Stars on Ice April 21 Mumford & Sons / Blake Mills April 12 Outcry Tour April 7 Barry Manilow / Dave Koz April 2 Chicago / Earth, Wind & Fire March 26-27 2016 NCAA Division I Men’s Ice Hockey West Regional March 17-19 2016 Big Ten Men's Ice Hockey Tournament March 13 Fall Out Boy / AWOLNATION / PVRIS March 2-5 MSHSL Boys’ State Hockey Tournament February 29 Bruce Springsteen and The E Street Band February 25-27 MSHSL State Wrestling Tournament February 14 AC/DC February 18-21 MSHSL Girls’ State Hockey Tournament February 5-6 World’s Toughest Rodeo – Granger Smith January 30-31 North Star College Cup January 16-24 Prudential US Figure Skating Championship and Smuckers’ Skating Spectacular 2015 December 30 Trans Siberian Orchestra December 10-13 Disney on Ice presents Dare to Dream December 7 101.3 KDWB Jingle Ball- Calvin Harris / Demi Lovato / Fall Out Boy / Nick Jonas / Zedd / Shawn Mendes / Charlie Puth / Tove Lo / R. 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Three Classic Fairy Tales October 8 Madonna October 5 Def Leppard / Foreigner / Tesla September 15 Ed Sheeran / Christina Perri / Jamie Lawson September 11-13 Taylor Swift / Vance Joy August 22 Foo Fighters / Royal Blood August 5 Mötley Crüe / Alice Cooper August 4 Kelly Clarkson / Pentatonix / Eric Hutchinson / Abi Ann July 31 5 Seconds of Summer / Hey Violet July 1 Dave Matthews Band June 9 Imagine Dragons / Metric / Halsey June 7 Bette Midler May 20 New Kids On The Block / Nelly / TLC May 12 Rush May 2 Minnesota Swarm vs. Rochester April 25 Minnesota Swarm vs. Edmonton April 18 Minnesota Swarm vs. Calgary 3 April 12 Neil Diamond April 11 Minnesota Swarm vs. Buffalo April 3 Minnesota Swarm vs. Connecticut March 23 Maroon 5 / Magic! / Rozzi Crane March 22 Stars on Ice March 20-21 WCHA Final Five March 14 Minnesota Swarm vs. New England March 4-7 MSHSL Boys’ State Hockey Tournament March 1 Ariana Grande / DJ February 26-28 MSHSL State Wrestling Tournament February 18-21 MSHSL Girls’ State Hockey Tournament February 13 Minnesota Swarm vs. Toronto February 6 Minnesota Swarm vs. Rochester January 30-31 World’s Toughest Rodeo – Gloriana January 23-24 North Star College Cup January 16 Fleetwood Mac January 3 Minnesota Swarm vs. Colorado 2014 December 30 Trans-Siberian Orchestra December 11-14 Disney On Ice presents Worlds of Fantasy December 8 101.3 KDWB Jingle Ball – Ariana Grande / Demi Lovato / OneRepublic / Iggy Azalea / Meghan Trainor / Becky G / Keisza / Nico & Vinz / Shawn Mendes / Rita Ora / Jessie J November 18 Usher / August Alsina / DJ Cassidy November 15 Mötley Crüe / Alice Cooper November 6-8 MSHSL Girls’ Volleyball Tournament November 2 James Taylor and his All Star Band October 19 Pearl Jam August 10 Rod Stewart and Santana June 21 Bruno Mars / Aloe Blacc June 10 Backstreet Boys / Avril Lavigne May 20 Lady Gaga / Hatsune Miku / DJ Starlight May 4 Stars on Ice April 26 Minnesota Swarm vs. Toronto April 19 Minnesota Swarm vs. Colorado April 12 Minnesota Swarm vs. Buffalo April 4 Minnesota Swarm vs. Rochester March 29-30 2014 NCAA Division I Men’s Ice Hockey West Regional March 23 Minnesota Swarm vs. Buffalo March 20-22 2014 Big Ten Men's Ice Hockey Tournament March 18 Demi Lovato / Little Mix / Fifth Harmony March 17 Celtic Woman March 16 Minnesota Swarm vs. Toronto March 12 Imagine Dragons / Nico Vega / The Naked and the Famous March 10 Miley Cyrus / Icona Pop March 5-8 MSHSL Boys’ State Hockey Tournament March 2 Luke Bryan / Lee Brice / Cole Swindell February 27-29 MSHSL State Wrestling Tournament February 23 Paul Simon and Sting 4 February 19-22 MSHSL Girl’s’ State Hockey Tournament February 15 Minnesota Swarm vs. Edmonton February 14 KTIS Presents Toby Mac / Brandon Heath / Mandisa / Matthew West / Matt Maher February 9 Justin Timberlake February 8 Minnesota Swarm vs. Calgary Jan. 31-Feb. 1 World’s Toughest Rodeo – John Pardi January 24-25 North Star College Cup January 19 Minnesota Swarm vs. Philadelphia January 17 Jason Aldean/ Tyler Farr/ Florida Georgia Line 2013 December 28 Team USA Women’s Hockey vs. Canada Olympic Exhibition Game December 12-15 Disney On Ice presents Passport to Adventure December 10 101.3 KDWB Jingle Ball – Robin Thicke / Miley Cyrus / Enrique Iglesias / Ariana Grande / Austin Mahone / Flo Rida / Fall Out Boy/ Fifth Harmony December 7 Michael W Smith and Third Day December 3 Jimmy Buffett and the Coral Reefer Band November 30 JAY Z November 22 Elton John November 16 Brad Paisley / Chris Young / Danielle Bradbery November 7-9 MSHSL Girls’ Volleyball Tournament October 21 Disney Junior Live On Tour! 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