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Soul Asylum
ABOUT Soul Asylum
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 groundbreaking music video brought nearly two dozen missing and exploited children and teens around the world home to their families.
SOUL ASYLUM has released 13 original albums – including their most recent, 2024’s Slowly But Shirley – with multiple live albums and assorted Greatest Hits collections. Their famous 1993 MTV Unplugged performance was released for the first time on vinyl as a coveted Record Store Day exclusive, and November 2025 also saw the 30-year-anniversary reissue of their Let Your Dim Light Shine album.
This upcoming show offers a rare opportunity to see SOUL ASYLUM’s Dave Pirner and Ryan Smith perform an intimate, one-of-a-kind acoustic set.
Jared Gertzen about David Pirner:
One of the best singer/songwriters to come out of Minnesota since Prince.
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About Corey Glover
Corey Glover is an American singer, songwriter, and actor, best known as the powerhouse lead vocalist of the Grammy-winning rock band Living Colour. His dynamic range and soulful delivery defined the group’s fusion of heavy metal, funk, and jazz, famously highlighted by the 1988 anthem “Cult of Personality.”
Beyond the band, Glover has enjoyed a versatile career in musical theatre—starring as Judas in Jesus Christ Superstar (2006 National tour)—and film, notably appearing in Oliver Stone’s Platoon. He remains a celebrated figure in rock for his incredible vocal prowess and social activism.
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Dive Into Soul Asylum’s Inspiration Behind Slowly But Shirley
Get an inside look at Soul Asylum’s latest chapter in this The Current interview with frontman Dave Pirner and guitarist Ryan Smith.
In their conversation, the band breaks down how they approached recording Slowly But Shirley — returning to a live, band-in-a-room feel with producer Steve Jordan (who also worked with them in 1990) to capture raw energy and chemistry. They also share the unique inspiration behind the album’s title and artwork: Shirley “Cha Cha” Muldowney, the pioneering drag racer Pirner admired growing up, who embodies grit and defying expectations.
Pirner reflects on his decades-long career, the joy of playing together, and how these influences shaped the sounds and stories on the record.
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