Russell Dickerson Coming To Minneapolis This November

Save the date for this one! Russell Dickerson has quickly become one of the most beloved names in country music - and he's even crossed over to pop!

Now, the star is coming to Minnesota for a special show at The Armory later this year. It's definitely a good time to be a country music fan in our neck of the woods: there have been so many concerts this year and the announcements just keep coming!

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Russell Dickerson will take the stage at The Armory, which is located in Minneapolis, a few hours from the Twin Ports. It is definitely worth the road trip. He is known as one of the most exciting performers in the genre!

He will be performing at the venue on Friday, November 13th. The show kicks off at 8 p.m. and benefits the Minneapolis Heart Institute Foundation, which uses funding for heart research and education.

That means you are not only seeing the country star in person putting on a great show but it means you doing so actually gives back to a good cause! You are giving back by seeing this special show.

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Tickets to the show are on sale now so snag yours while you can! Tickets are also just $50 bucks and are mainly all general admission. There are a limited number of balcony tickets for a higher cost.

There is also a VIP option, which is still general admission but there is an area blocked off to the left of the stage! You can snag your tickets online now on Ticketmaster. Avoid buying outside of Ticketmaster so you don't get scammed.

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Russell Dickerson was recently in our neck of the woods for a festival in Wisconsin. He did as we do and went to a Kwik Trip store, where he happily posed with one of his biggest fans. I am sure he will love Minnesota too!

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