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Presented by Anodyne Coffee Roasting Co. at Anodyne Coffee Roasting Co. in Walker's Point
The Cut-Outs formed in 2003. Their music is influenced by Indie rock, Post-punk and 80's New wave.
Presented by Arts @ Large at Arts @ Large
CUPCAKE DECORATING
Free show! No ticket or registration necessary. Just show up and dance!
Visit the Arts @ Large Community Center for Doors Open Milwaukee. Behind the Scenes Tours. Free Art Activities for All Ages. Cafe Open | Cash Bar
J. Hardin and Hayward Williams decided to band together and create Coyote Brother. They love sad songs and harmonies.
"Killer horns, greasy guitars, funky keys, and a rhythm section with a heart and soul the size of Brazil...Get ready for The Jimmys!"
“Dan Bern is at the top of his game with Regent Street. Adventurous, undeniable, alive, and one of Bern’s best records..."
Singer-songwriter at its core with indie Americana vibes, this duo packs the whole punch into its captivating live show.
"They are very, very good. That's why I keep having them back at my club" - Buddy Guy
The music of May Day is both a celebration of more hopeful times and a reflection of a darker past, often using the natural world as a motif
An evening of alt guitar pop that rocks
Intricate but free-swinging, explosive yet intimate, fresh and green as grass.
The Flat Five is a Chicago-based pop vocal super-group — Kelly Hogan, Nora O’Connor, Scott Ligon, Casey McDonough, Alex Hall.
B.J. Fisher will perform his debut album, Night Reminder, with all the original musicians who recorded with him in July of 2019.
"When Phillip-Michael Scales wants you to feel something you FEEL it!" - Nashville's Lightning 100
“I love how easy Newski makes it to plow through the dark stuff with some well placed humor and grit.” -Stelth Ulvang (of the Lumineers)
Listen to this! Lil Rev is great! -Pete Seeger
Join us for a tribute to Larry Penn, AKA "Cream City Slim," legendary Milwaukee Singer Songwriter and WI Folk Icon.
Progressive blues rockers Wonderful Bluffer; Twin Cities soft rock, folk-sprinkled Harlow; and Milwaukee city-pop inspired Moonglow
