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Currents close out February at The Fillmore Minneapolis with Stick to Your Guns

The metalcore band brings its new Rise Records album, "Our Fates Lie in Tandem," to Minneapolis on Sunday, Feb. 28, barely two weeks after release.

By On at 8 Staff · Contributor · November 9, 2026
Currents close out February at The Fillmore Minneapolis with Stick to Your Guns
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The last Sunday of February in Minneapolis is usually a stay-inside kind of night. This year there's a better offer: a sweaty room, a new record and a pit that won't care what the windchill is. Currents headline The Fillmore Minneapolis on Sunday, Feb. 28, 2027, at 6 p.m., with Stick to Your Guns and Dreamwake in support. The show was announced Nov. 3, and tickets are on sale through Ticketmaster, where it's billed under the name of the band's new album.

That album is why this run matters. Currents have signed to Rise Records and will put out their fourth full-length, *Our Fates Lie in Tandem*, on Feb. 12, according to Blabbermouth. The first taste was "Retributioner," a single that Metal Injection premiered with the announcement. By the time the tour reaches Minneapolis, the record will have been out a little over two weeks: long enough for fans to have the new songs memorized, soon enough that they'll still be the reason everyone came.

The band has spent much of this year on the road. Last spring Currents co-headlined the 32-date Silence Follows tour across North America with ERRA, per Knotfest and Blabbermouth, and they're in Europe right now on a co-headlining run with ERRA that Blabbermouth reported kicked off Nov. 2. The February dates are the band's first chance to take the new material out at the top of a bill.

Three bands, a Sunday-night start at six, and a record barely two weeks old.

The bill is tight and well-built. Stick to Your Guns are a strong second name to have on a heavy show, and Dreamwake opens. A 6 p.m. start on a Sunday means you're likely home at a reasonable hour, which counts for something with work in the morning.

The Fillmore Minneapolis is a good-sized room for this. At 1,850 capacity, it's a proper step up from club shows, with space for real production but a floor that still fills up fast and keeps the crowd close to the stage. For a metalcore band coming off a new album, it's the right size to feel big without losing the intensity that makes these shows work.

If you've followed Currents through the earlier records, Feb. 28 is your chance to hear the new one in a room built for it. If you haven't, a three-band heavy bill on a winter Sunday is a fine place to start. Get tickets now, layer up for the walk in, and leave the heavy coat somewhere you can find it after.

Sources: CURRENTS Sign With RISE RECORDS; Announce New Album 'Our Fates Lie In Tandem' (Blabbermouth) (blabbermouth.net); Currents drop "Retributioner," announce new record Our Fates Lie in Tandem (Metal Injection) (metalinjection.net); CURRENTS And ERRA Announce March/April 2026 North American Tour (Blabbermouth) (blabbermouth.net); Currents / ERRA – The Silence Follows presale code (Knotfest) (knotfest.com); Currents at The Fillmore Minneapolis tickets (Ticketmaster) (ticketmaster.evyy.net)

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