AJR in Saint Paul

AJR is an American indie-pop trio formed in New York City by brothers Adam, Jack and Ryan Met. Known for self-producing their music, they found a wide audience through songs including “I’m Ready,” “Weak,” “Burn the House Down,” “Bang!” and “World’s Smallest Violin,” while The Click, Neotheater, OK Orchestra and The Maybe Man established their album catalogue. The Click Tour was followed by the Neotheater World Tour and the OK Orchestra Tour, each built around the corresponding album. The Maybe Man Tour moved the trio into arenas and included performances at Madison Square Garden and TD Garden.

Quinn XCII is the stage name of Mikael Temrowski, an American singer-songwriter born in Detroit in 1992. He makes melodic pop shaped by electronic production and hip-hop-influenced phrasing, and is known for songs including “Straightjacket,” “Flare Guns” with Chelsea Cutler and “Stacy,” as well as the albums The Story of Us and From Michigan with Love. Quinn XCII took The Story of Us on a headlining tour and followed it with From Tour with Love. He later co-headlined the Stay Next to Me Tour with Chelsea Cutler, then returned to headlining on The People’s Tour.