Fenne Lily brings 'Win Win' to the Turf Club, her first Twin Cities show since 2023

The singer-songwriter plays the 350-capacity Saint Paul room on Tuesday, April 6, 2027 — two weeks after her fourth album landed, she's booked the return.

The last time Fenne Lily played the Twin Cities, it was May 23, 2023, at the Fine Line in Minneapolis. She had one album fewer then. When she comes back in April, it will be with a record that's only just arrived, in a room on the other side of the river.

Fenne Lily plays the Turf Club in Saint Paul on Tuesday, April 6, 2027. Doors are at 7 p.m. and the show starts at 8. Tickets are on sale through AXS. The date was announced Oct. 21, and the Turf Club holds about 350.

The reason for the trip is Win Win, her fourth studio album, which follows 2023's *Big Picture* in her discography. She announced it in June 2026 alongside the song "Uh Huh," and spent the summer and fall sharing more of it: "Thank You Sorry" in July, "Sleeping" in August, and finally "Stranger Things," which Stereogum described as her final preview days before the album's late-October release. Melodic Magazine's review framed it as a record that gains a lot from her losses.

That's the arc a returning crowd gets to hear. The 2023 Fine Line show came the year *Big Picture* was out; this one comes after a full new album cycle, with a fresh set of songs to work into the set.

She had one album fewer then.

The move from the Fine Line to the Turf Club is worth noting. At about 350 capacity, the Turf Club is a close, low-ceilinged kind of night for an indie-folk songwriter, where quiet songs actually stay quiet and the audience can hear every detail. For music this intimate, a smaller room is not a step down; it's a better fit.

It's also a Tuesday, and that cuts both ways. Weeknight shows in a 350-cap room tend to draw the people who really want to be there, which is exactly the crowd you want for songs like these. Doors at 7 and an 8 p.m. start keep it a reasonable night.

What to expect: *Win Win* front and center, with "Uh Huh," "Sleeping," "Thank You Sorry" and "Stranger Things" the likely anchors, plus older songs for the people who were at the Fine Line. If you haven't listened to the new album yet, you have five months to live with it before the show.

Five months is also plenty of time to forget to buy a ticket for a room this size. Tickets are on sale now. Spend the winter with *Win Win*, and plan on a spring Tuesday in Saint Paul to hear it in person.

Sources: Fenne Lily — Wikipedia (en.wikipedia.org); Fenne Lily tag — Stereogum (stereogum.com); Fenne Lily – “Stranger Things” — Stereogum (stereogum.com); Fenne Lily – “Sleeping” — Stereogum (stereogum.com); Fenne Lily gains so much from her losses on Win Win — Melodic Magazine (melodicmag.com); Tickets — AXS (axs.com); JamBase listing (jambase.com)