MGK to perform free surprise concert in Minneapolis on Thursday
Mgk, formerly known as Machine Gun Kelly, is set to perform a special free concert in Minneapolis on Thursday, as part of his Lost XX Road Trip. The announcement for the venue and further details will be shared via email, allowing fans to enjoy an intimate experience with the rock star. This event in Minneapolis is one of four intimate pop-up shows scheduled in the Midwest next week, following surprise performances earlier in Toronto and New York.
The excitement surrounding this concert is in celebration of mgk’s latest album release, “Lost Americana,” which became available to fans on Friday. The anticipation for the album was heightened by a trailer narrated by the legendary Bob Dylan in June, even though Dylan did not directly contribute to the music. With drummer Travis Barker and keyboardist Jon Batiste as guests on the album, mgk continues to push the boundaries of his music by blending rap and rock genres seamlessly.
Known for his unique style and sound, mgk has achieved two No. 1 albums and garnered attention with hit singles like “Bad Things” featuring Camila Cabello, “Rap Devil,” and “Bloody Valentine.” Apart from his musical endeavors, mgk has also made appearances in various films such as “King of Staten Island” and “Midnight in the Switchgrass,” occasionally using his birth name, Colson Baker, in these acting roles.
The Minneapolis concert promises to be a memorable experience for fans of mgk, offering an up-close and personal opportunity to witness his electrifying performance. As part of his Lost XX Road Trip, these pop-up shows provide a unique and intimate environment for fans to connect with mgk’s music and enjoy his latest tracks from the “Lost Americana” album.
For those eager to attend the concert in Minneapolis or obtain more information about the event, further details can be obtained by clicking on the provided link. Stay tuned for updates on the venue and additional concert information as mgk embarks on this exciting musical journey with his fans.