Death to the Decade Tickets

Death to the Decade is a high-energy collaborative live event that brings together the 2010s-era dance and indie party sounds. Featuring Ander Other, Chris Cloud, and DJ FooLProoF, this trio creates a night of nostalgic yet fresh takes on party-ready tracks. With roots tied to the Twin Cities scene and connections to the Doomtree collective, this show blends sharp lyricism, DJ-driven mixes, and crowd-first live energy. Below you’ll find a concise bio for each artist, discography highlights, and notes on upcoming appearances.

Note: As of now, public 2025 tour dates for Death to the Decade have not been announced. The most widely publicized event remains their 2019 First Avenue appearance. We’ll update this page as new dates are confirmed. If you’re planning ahead, we can help you secure seats for confirmed events and related performances in the Minneapolis–Saint Paul area.

About the artists: Ander Other is a Doomtree-associated performer who moved from California to Minnesota and has been an active part of the Twin Cities music community. He has contributed to projects within the Doomtree orbit and has been featured in First Avenue’s programming and bios. Chris Cloud brings a distinctive artistic approach to electronic and indie-influenced dance music, while DJ FooLProoF rounds out the trio with dynamic DJ sets that keep the energy flowing all night. For fans of 2010s dance and indie party sounds, Death to the Decade offers a retrospective yet contemporary live experience.

• Ander Other — Doomtree-associated artist with Twin Cities roots; part of the regional music fabric and featured on Doomtree-related releases and First Avenue materials. Social links: Facebook, Twitter, SoundCloud, YouTube.
• Chris Cloud — Collaborative member bringing electronic/indie influences and party-ready dynamics to the live set.
• DJ FooLProoF — DJ partner delivering high-energy mixes that drive the crowd through the night.

Discography highlights in context: Related Doomtree projects and Ander Other’s contributions anchor the live experience, including work tied to the 2015 Doomtree collective album All Hands. While Death to the Decade operates as a live collaboration, the influence spans across the broader Minneapolis–Saint Paul scene and 2010s-era dance/indie party music.