First Avenue CEO Dayna Frank is part of a local ownership group that has purchased the building that houses the downtown ...

A long-planned concert venue on the bank of the Mississippi River in Minneapolis is officially moving forward. City and state leaders gathered Thursday afternoon on the city’s North Side to celebrate ...

The 650-capacity venue, which typically hosts indie artists, opened in 1987 and has been run by First Avenue since 2018.

A local ownership group that includes First Avenue CEO Dayna Frank and a pair of local real estate veterans has purchased the ...

First Avenue, Entry, Record Room & The Depot will close Thursday, August 13 and Friday, August 14 to assess the cause of the incident. Our thoughts and hearts are will those who were injured." ...

First Avenue was set to celebrate 50 years in the business in 2020 when the pandemic forced its stages to go dark. Frank went on to help found the National Independent Venue Association, ...

“First Avenue has agreed to voluntarily recognize our Union. This is a testament to the love the First Ave workers have for each other, their unity, and their desire to make their workplaces better.

First Avenue didn't host live music for more than a year during the pandemic, and workers were furloughed. Owner Dayna Frank led an effort to earmark federal COVID-19 relief money for shuttered ...

First Avenue Networks announced Thursday it had signed a letter of intent to acquire the assets of wireless telecommunications provider Teligent in a stock deal valued at $99 million.

Workers at First Avenue vote to unionize 01:00. UPDATE: First Avenue has voluntarily recognized its employees' union with UNITE HERE. What follows is a modified version of the original story.

Minneapolis celebrates the completion of 1st Avenue NE and E Hennepin Avenue improvements with an event on July 30th.