Not Quite Brothers — Rhythm on the Rails

Not Quite Brothers bring their arena-rock tribute show to downtown Shakopee for week two of the Rhythm on the Rails series. The band leans into the era of guitar-driven stadium giants — think Journey, Foreigner, Boston, Styx — with the singalong choruses and twin-guitar leads that defined classic rock radio.

Rhythm on the Rails is a free six-week outdoor concert series held on Wednesday nights through June and July on Lewis Street in downtown Shakopee. Each night runs from 6–9 p.m. with a local opening act warming up the crowd before the headliner. The street closes to traffic and turns into an open-air block party, with food trucks and vendors on site — Amazing Momo, The Cave Cafe, Rollin Nolen’s BBQ, Game Day Grub, Westy’s Shako Shack, O’Brien’s Public House, and Texas Roadhouse. Bring a lawn chair. Family-friendly. Admission is free; the series is presented by the Shakopee Chamber & Visitors Bureau. Full lineup and updates at shakopee.org/rhythm-on-the-rails.