The New York Mills Regional Cultural Center will host the Jesse Anderson Band as part of its 2025 Spring Concert Series. The concert will take place on Friday, March 28, at 7:30 p.m. Doors open at 7 p.m., and all are welcome to attend this exciting live music event.

In a new initiative for Spring 2025, the Cultural Center is introducing a “pay as you’re able” model for its seasonal concert series, ensuring that financial barriers do not prevent community members from experiencing high-quality live music. This initiative is made possible through generous support from the Lake Region Arts Council (LRAC).

Hailing from Minneapolis, Minn., the Jesse Anderson Band is a dynamic five-piece original music ensemble blending rock, pop, and folk influences. Formed in 2022, the group features singer/songwriter Jesse Anderson alongside talented musicians Brody Kucera, Ben Brunfelt, Bob Delage and Jake Johnson. Known for their infectious melodies and engaging performances, their sound has been compared to Dave Matthews Band, Tom Waits, Beck and Coldplay.

The band has been touring extensively throughout the Midwest, playing to enthusiastic crowds in Minnesota, North and South Dakota, Iowa and Wisconsin. Currently, they are working on a second album, set for release later this year. Their live performances offer an irresistible mix of energy, storytelling, and musical craftsmanship that will have audiences dancing and smiling all night long.

Don’t miss a chance to experience the Jesse Anderson Band live in concert. Bring your friends, enjoy great music, and support accessible arts programming in rural Minnesota. Hear original live music in a unique listening-room-style setting, enjoy our cash bar and snacks, and make connections with neighbors and friends.

For more information about the Jesse Anderson Band, visit their website at www.jesse.band. To learn more about the full 2025 Winter/Spring Concert Series, visit www.kulcher.org/2025-winter-spring-concert-series.

This event is made possible in part by the voters of Minnesota through grants from the Lake Region Arts Council, thanks to a legislative appropriation from the Arts and Cultural Heritage Fund.

For more information, please call the Cultural Center at (218) 385-3339 or visit the Cultural Center’s website at www.kulcher.org.