Colin Campbell and the Shackletons reveal their favorite songs

Tess Schoenborn, Online Editor|October 18, 2017

Alternative Copy Story by Tess Schoenborn

Colin Campbell and the Shackletons are a local band that have become popular in the Twin Cities. The members of the band are brothers and they have had one of their songs played on a local radio station. Colin Campbell and the Shackletons have become fond of First Avenue. as they have played there and even sold out shows, and have learned to love playing their most popular song, 4 a.m. Some of their other favorite venues include Turf Club, 7Th Street, and Triple Rock Social Club.

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