MINNEAPOLIS — After Low singer/drummer Mimi Parker's death to cancer at age 55 was announced Sunday, tributes to the Duluth musician have been posted online from as far away as Scotland and Iceland and from names as well-known as Robert Plant and Sleater-Kinney.
In Duluth, an impromptu silent vigil was held at Sacred Heart Music Center on Sunday night that Parker's husband and bandmate Alan Sparhawk attended.
"You really lifted us up tonight, Duluth. Thank you," he posted afterward.
