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Hiahli releases new five-track EP, 'Killer Hiahlife' - InForum | Fargo, Moorhead and West Fargo news, weather and sports - Vimarsana News

Hiahli releases new five-track EP, 'Killer Hiahlife' - InForum | Fargo, Moorhead and West Fargo news, weather and sports

With genre-shattering sounds that playfully echo the likes of The Roots reggae and moody Rage Against the Machine, the band is a musical mashup of rock, disco, blues country and jam band—a local gem.

16-year-old Fargo singer Annabelle Maher celebrates debut album Thursday night at Fargo Brewing - Vimarsana News

16-year-old Fargo singer Annabelle Maher celebrates debut album Thursday night at Fargo Brewing

Lil Wayne, Storyhill, Whose Live Anyway highlight other weekend events

​Hiahli Brings on the Good Party - Vimarsana News

​Hiahli Brings on the Good Party

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Nine-person hip-hop collective to host Hiahli's Good Party music festival Jan. 6 at the Aquarium in Fargo - InForum | Fargo, Moorhead and West Fargo news, weather and sports - Vimarsana News

Nine-person hip-hop collective to host Hiahli's Good Party music festival Jan. 6 at the Aquarium in Fargo - InForum | Fargo, Moorhead and West Fargo news, weather and sports

The festival will feature music from Hiahli, Smokin’ Joe of Dead Larry, Ruth, Socktopus and Walking Phoenix.

D Mills & The Thrills is bringing it home to Fargo 10 years later - Vimarsana News

D Mills & The Thrills is bringing it home to Fargo 10 years later

Return to performing This isn’t just the group’s 10th anniversary show — it’s the full band’s first show in 18 months. The group had a show booked at the Aquarium last May, but that was canceled due to COVID. Even with no shows in a year and a half, Miller doesn’t expect any rust for the band. “It’s so ingrained in all of us. I’ll come up and we’ll rehearse and play this music we all know,” she says. She says she’ll play to a seated crowd with the same intensity she’d bring to fans right in front of the stage, adding that another benefit of Sanctuary Events Center is...