The Twin Cities is a hotbed for cool artists this winter, possessing awesome venues with hip ambiances.

Some of the most iconic musical artist groups ranging from hip-hop to indie are making their way to the Twin Cities this fall and winter. Here is a compiled list of the 13 best shows to keep on your radar.

*Ranked by date.

1. LANY

OCTOBER 23 - FIRST AVE

The ultra-cool California based indie pop group LANY is making its way to First Ave on October 23. LANY is on tour for their long-awaited self titled debut album in summer 2017. The album’s tracks mostly consist of electronic pop love songs.

Get your tickets here.

Not familiar with LANY? Listen to the track “ILYSB-STRIPPED" or “Super Far."

2. Arcade Fire

OCTOBER 29 - XCEL ENERGY CENTER

Indie rock group Arcade Fire will be stopping at Xcel Energy Center in St. Paul for their 5th album tour "Infinite Content" at the end of October. The Montreal based group will perform at Xcel bearing their broad range of instruments including French horns, harps, accordions, and xylophones. Check out their rad website here.

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Unacquainted with Arcade Fire? Listen to “Everything Now.”

3. Kid Cudi

NOVEMBER 6 - MYTH

R&B rapper Kid Cudi is coming to St. Paul this November. With his brilliant verses, synthetic sounds, and cool energy, this is the show to be at on November 6.

You can get your tickets here.

Not familiar with Kid Cudi? Listen to “Frequency.”

4. Halsey

NOVEMBER 18 - XCEL ENERGY CENTER

Releasing her album "Hopeless Fountain Kingdom" in June 2017, Halsey showed off her unique synthesized pop R&B sound, accompanied with her killer vocals. Halsey and her on-stage swagger are making their way to St. Paul this November.

Grab your tickets here.

Unacquainted with Halsey? Listen to “Now or Never“ or “Trouble - Stripped."

5. LCD Soundsystem

NOVEMBER 22 - ROY WILKINS AUDITORIUM

The diverse sounds found in LCD Soundsystem’s music is powerful enough to appeal to fans of all ages. LCD Soundsystem, from Brooklyn, released their debut songs in 2002, and released their latest album this October, "American Dream," containing dreamy electronic sounds. One of the most buzzed-about bands of the 2000s, people all over the city are excited for LCD Soundsystem’s arrival this November.

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Not familiar with LCD Soundsystem? Listen to “Daft Punk Is Playing At My House” or “oh baby.”

6. Angus and Julia Stone

NOVEMBER 22 - FINE LINE MUSIC CAFE

Not into LCD Soundsystem but looking for a stellar show on November 22? You’re in luck; Angus and Julia Stone are coming to Fine Line Music Cafe.

The soft-pop indie duo released their latest album "Snow" this September. The Australian brother and sister duo, with their angelic harmonization and folky vibes, will be in Minneapolis on November 22.

Get your tickets here.

Not familiar with Angus and Julia Stone? Listen to “Snow” or “Mango Tree.”

7. Hippo Campus

NOVEMBER 25 - FINE LINE MUSIC CAFE

The Wisconsin-based indie group Hippo Campus is making its way back to the cities this November at Fine line Music Cafe in Minneapolis, presented by Heartbeat for Hunger. Their EP "Warm Glow," released in early September, shows off their laid-back indie sound and compelling lyrics.

Grab your tickets here.

Unacquainted with Hippo Campus? Listen to “South” or “traveler”

7. Lil Pump

DECEMBER 18 - FIRST AVE

Lil Pump, who released his debut self-entitled rap album this October,will be at First Ave this December. The Miami rapper initially gained success by posting his music online and went viral with his catchy and repetitive music.

Get your tickets here.

Unacquainted with Lil Pump? Listen to “Gucci Gang” or “Back."

8. Lana Del Rey

JANUARY 5 - THE TARGET CENTER

It’s Lana Del Rey’s first time stopping in the Twin Cities on a tour. The tour, called LA to the Moon, is for Del Rey's 2017 album release "Lust For Life."The album shows off her surreal indie pop sound and soft vocals.

Get your tickets here.

Unacquainted with Lana Del Rey? Listen to “Video Games” or “Summer Bummer.”

9. THE KILLERS

JANUARY 17 - XCEL ENERGY CENTER

The Killers are coming to St. Paul this winter with their alt-rock sound and iconic singles. The Vegas-based band dropped their latest album, "Wonderful Wonderful" this September, which has electronic indie rock sounds.

Buy your tickets here.

Unacquainted with The Killers? Listen to “The Man" Or “All These Things That I’ve Done."

10. BØRNS

JANUARY 24 - PALACE THEATER

Indie pop all-star BØRNS is making a tour stop at Palace Theater this January. BØRNS, with his sweet indie pop sound, released his latest single "Sweet Dreams"in September. With the cool ambiance of Palace Theater to accompany him, the BØRNS show should be on your radar come January.

Get your pre-sale tickets here.

Unacquainted with BØRNS? Listen to “Sweet Dreams” or “Past Lives.”

12. JUDAH AND THE LION

FEBRUARY 17 - PALACE THEATER

The alternative group with an eclectic folky sound, Judah and The Lion, is coming to the cities this February. Making Rolling Stone's list of new artists to look out for last February, the Tennessee based group has a unique blend of multiple music genres.

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Unacquainted with Judah and the Lion? Listen to “Take It All Back" or “Going to Mars."

13. WALK THE MOON

FEBRUARY 24 - PALACE THEATER

WALK THE MOON, whose popularity exploded with their debut self-titled 2012 album, will be at Palace Theater this February. The group, with their synthesized pop sound, is to release their third album "What If Nothing" this November.

You can buy your tickets here

Unacquainted with WALK THE MOON? Listen to “Quesadilla” or “Avalanche.”

Minneapolis and St. Paul possess a hip music scene that draws comprehensive artists. With that being said, these thirteen bands are sure to keep the cities warm this winter. Which shows will you make it to?