Flatfoot 56 with special guest Three Blue Teardrops
9:30pm at the High Noon Saloon following Wurst Times
Free to Wurst Times attendees with event wristbands, door charge for those without wristbands!
21 and over.
Anna Wang and the Oh Boys
Playful, fun, and somewhat irreverent, Anna Wang and the Oh Boys! rock out to good old fashioned pop/rock, with clever lyrics and catchy hooks,
drawing influences from sex, emo kids, Phil Spector, 60s pop, 70s pop, soda pop, lollipops, gumdrops, flip flops, sock hops, and many other
wonderful things.
Ida Jo and the Show
Ida Jo began setting herself apart long ago. A violinist since the age of 7, her childhood was filled with countless performances on three
continents and awards such as the prestigious Emerson Scholarship to Interlochen Arts Camp. Now, at the young age of 23, Ida Jo has added
a music performance degree to her resume along with performances at the Winnipeg Folk Festival, SummerFest, and SXSW.
Ida Jo is pioneering a seldom-heard violin technique called “chopping”. She uses the bow rhythmically to create a percussive sound when
playing. Rooted in the folk fiddle tradition, the chopping is “original and unexpected” (Rich Albertoni, Isthmus Daily Page). Influenced
by The Band and Van Morrison since she was young, Ida Jo’s solo debut Providence “combines soulful rhythm and blues with a folk sensibility
and jazz elements to create something uniquely her own.” (Rick Tvedt, Local Sounds Magazine).
“Perhaps most surprising is not Ida Jo’s violin playing, which is stellar, but her vocals.” (Tvedt). She “shows herself to be a soulful
vocalist,” (Albertoni) and with the support of her band, The Show, “it is Ida Jo’s personality that shines through on Providence, and that
may be its biggest accomplishment.” (Albertoni).
Click Track
Click Track, out of La Crosse WI, is comprised of two members whose main focus is on writing new original music that all types of people can enjoy. They have been mistaken for a three piece band because of the large sound they produce. The goal of Click Track is to make people dance, remember the catchy melodies, and steadfast beats.
"Give It Four Then Go" -Click Track
Intemperance Collective
Intemperance Collective is the fault of its lead singer and trumpet player Anna Purnell, a 15 year veteran of Madison, Wisconsin's
inimitable Balkan band, Reptile Palace Orchestra. Purnell retired from the group in 2010 to focus on her lounge band, Chick Singer,
but found she could not live without the addictive thrill of performing for folk dancers.
Thus, Intemperance Collective was born, its mission to house Purnell's smoky, passionate vocals in a more acoustic and traditional
setting. Purnell recruited members of Veseliyka and RPO into the band (see Bios). The result is stripped down, kick-you-first-and-
kiss-you-next Balkan folk dance magic.
What's With That Band Name, Anyway?
"We're intemperate in our love of the music," Purnell says, "and we hope dancers will demonstrate similar abandon." Band members
noted that, collectively, the band might also be considered intemperate were its consumption of Good Old Potosi beer to be considered.
Purnell shushed them, but did hand them a bottle opener.
More seriously, the band is also a collective because its musicians represent a great wealth of musical, stylistic, and cultural
knowledge to the joy of making music together.
Enough. Let's dance, already.
Chick Singer Band
Chick Singer is a lounge-a-licious band of musical masterminds from Madison, WI who embrace sybaritic 60's classics, but fearlessly
lounge-ify a wild mix of other tunes as well. "Mambo Italiano" and "Angel Eyes" sit comfortably in the set with Morphine's "Top Floor,
Bottom Buzzer" and Ani DiFranco's "Make Me Stay" given, of course, the rhumba treatment. You'll undulate to Astor Piazzola's "Libertango"
and melt to the longing melody of "Les Etoiles". Stevie Wonder's "Supersition" is at home with the Jungle Book's "Trust In Me", and who
knew that "What Lola Wants" can be geniusly played as a polka?. This and much more is brought to you via powerhouse, sexy vocals backed
by brass, vibes, hot rhythm, and accordion with enticingly strange forays into the land of the singing saw.
The Owls
The Owls first real gig was Wurst Times One. The energy we encountered, related to these hard but historic times, has inspired us forward.
Since then we're working to invent a genre we're calling Northern Bayou music. We're adapting stuff from the likes of; the Meters, Meters, Dr.
John, Junior Wells, John Scofield, Naomi Shelton, Jerry Reed, Leon Russell. To mix it up, add some Michael Franti, Greyboy Allstars, Black Keys,
Sonic Sound and others. And recently, we've started to put together some originals that reflect those influences with a feel for this place in
which we live. We're coming back for more!
The Frenetic
Weeen, The Frenetic, are a 5 piece heavy rock band from Madison, Wi. Formed in late 2010, weee've played a handful of shows throughout
2011 around town. Weee're (for the most part) down to earth & love to have a good time while weee explode your brain with a mix of
ridiculous riffage & enchanting melodies.
Bluetrain
Four musicians who have "payed their dues" have joined forces to create a fused rockin’ blues and boogie sound that will keep you drinkin',
dancing and having a great time all night long! They have spent years around the Madison music scene in Falcon, Blue Like That, Black Rose,
and Big Eddy Springs. Now creating a dynamic quartet of rockin’ blues and boogie... bluetrain: we’ll play the blues for you!
Halley's Hoop
We are Halley's Hoop. Our goal is to get the crowd dancing and make the world a better place. Our sound is known as Galactigrass,
with all original songs and much needed positive lyrics for these times. Our four Studio Albums are underway.
The Melon Heads
Brian Goetz on guitar and Kyle Miller on Banjo are The Melon Heads. We write songs from our heart and soul for the love of life and music.
Burning Sky
"What you give is what you get" "bullshit is bullshit it just goes by different names" statements Burning Sky believe in passionately.....
"We wanted to be a bit different from the other dross out there, we wanted to stand out, mean what we did, not just musical prostitution"
said vocalist Beeva.. Taking their inspiration from the classic British bands of yesteryear..... The Jam, Who, Clash ,Specials, Oasis etc.
Burning Sky just want to mean something different to the vast majority of music lovers out there that are fed up with the mainstream,
lifeless, souless performances of many of the bands you watch each weekend. With a classic Mod look & Punk attitude, Burning Sky gigs
rarely fail to inspire. New ivory tinkler Gav recalls his 1st Burning Sky gig " I saw this band playing pure fucking soul music man all
they needed was some Hammond to complete.
Max Dvorak
My name is Max Dvorak, and I’m a singer/songwriter based out of Verona, Wisconsin. I started writing music in the spring of 2010,
and began to perform for the audiences of Southern Wisconsin the following Fall. I perform original acoustic music that is deeply
influenced by artists such as Dave Matthews, Tom Petty, Tyler Hilton, Bruce Cockburn, Into it Over It, Koji, & many more. You can
trace elements of my music back to each and every one of these artists, and if it weren’t for the music they’ve created, I wouldn’t
be writing and performing the music I am today.
Many who are involved in our local music scene have acclaimed my live performances, and the support of these people have helped me
get to where I am today. I strive to make all of my live shows an experience that audience members will never forget. No one leaves
a Max Dvorak show without having something on their mind.
Some of my more notable accomplishments include the opportunity to perform at the famous 12 Bar Club in the Soho District of London,
playing on the main stage of the world’s largest brat fest in Madison Wisconsin, and sharing the stage with national acts such as:
American Idol contestant Josiah Lemning, One Tree Hill’s Tyler Hilton, The Dangerous Summer, Koji, Into It Over It, Jeff Pianki,
Kiernan McMullan, Mark Croft, the world’s only touring double-neck guitarist Mark Kroos, and many more.
Set to be released is my debut full-length record with Inner Voice Music Productions entitled “Home.” This ten-track release features
a variety of different musical stylings that were written over the last two years. The songs on this record were all written about
important times in my life that were significant in shaping the person I am today. From heartbreak to new beginnings, this record
reflects all of the experiences I’ve had as a young adult. Bringing the album to a close is the song “Home,” which inspired the title
of the record because it is a song about this chapter of my life coming to a close and the common struggle of finding one’s place in
the universe.
Following the release of “Home” I will be performing a series of CD-release shows across the Midwest with my brand new 3-piece band
featuring Gabe Burdulis, Joshua Stern, & Cole Dockter.
That’s a bit about me and what my music is all about, now it’s time for you to join the Max Dvorak community. There are a few ways
for you to do this. First and foremost, join the Max Dvorak mailing list to find out about upcoming shows, releases, and many other
cool things. Also, become a fan of my music on all your favorite social networking sites. Most importantly, if I am ever playing a
show near you, try your best to come out and be a part of the fun!
A Minute Jack Forum
Inconspicuously founded in 2005 by friends and long–time collaborators, Brian Thorpe and Matt Duranceau, A Minute Jack Forum subsisted
for nearly two years on a handful of home recordings and wishful thinking. Even after securing the aid of bassist/songwriter David Leemkuil
and drummer Ken Hale in the spring of 2007, little was certain about how the assemblage would evolve.
All the same, A Minute Jack Forum forged ahead, triangulating its sound from previous experience—having played such venues as Chicago's
Metro and Lounge Axe, along with Madison establishments like O'Cayz Corral and the Memorial Union Terrace with previous ventures. The
results run the breadth of alt–rock, touching on common themes of heartbreak and personal regret while offering new contexts for NASA
and Bigfoot.
A Minute Jack Forum finally emerged in 2008, sharing the bill with many talented independent artists while peddling their newest
expressions on show–goers about Wisconsin and the Midwest. The band debuted their first full–length recording—Traction Blip—in July 2010.
The Getaway Drivers
Combining elements of rock, folk, country and Celtic, The Getaway
Drivers were founded in 2006 by singer-songwriter Bob Manor, whose
2005 song "The Sweetness" won a Madison Area Music Award for Americana
Song of the Year. Manor has since recruited some of the area's finest
musicians, including Celtic singer and songwriter Sheila Shigley of
the vocal group, Navan, bassist Tom Broeske (formerly of the Spanic
Boys), guitarist Dan Kennedy, drummer Gail Campbell, cellist Steve
Pingry and keyboard player Barbara Chusid. Shigley covers mandolin
and fiddle, and Manor plays acoustic guitar. The Getaway Drivers have
developed a solid local following and have been nominated for multiple
MAMA awards.
The band's influences include Wilco, Steve Earle, Tom Petty, Led
Zeppelin, Pink Floyd, and Fairport Convention
The Getaway Drivers have performed at numerous regional and local
venues and festivals, and in 2010 were chosen by The Nitty Gritty Dirt
Band to both open and share the stage with them at Madison's Overture
for the Arts Center.
The Getaway Drivers can be heard on Pandora.com and over 40,000
TouchTune jukeboxes countrywide. Their most recent EP, Black Dog
Days, is was released in the summer of 2011; a new EP is in
production.
The Echelon String Quartet
The members of the Echelon String Quartet met while pursuing degrees in music at the
University of Wisconsin Whitewater. As individuals, all of these musicians are outstanding
talents, but as an ensemble they are a musical force to be reckoned with. Echelon's desire
to perform jazz, improvisatory music, unique arrangements of rock music and contemporary
classical music makes them a rarity in the string quartet world. While at the university,
the Echelon String Quartet was chosen to receive a National Undergraduate Research Grant
to commission a work by a living composer (New York based composer, Eric Schwartz) for
string quartet and percussion. The result of this fellowship was Schwartz's seven-movement
work "Seven Sultry Gothic Love Songs." Known to undertake any musical challenge, Echelon
are frequently used as an educational resource, touring area schools as educators and
clinicians. A versatile ensemble, the Echelon String quartet can also be heard as an
opening band, as studio musicians, accompanying rock bands or even playing weddings or
other events in either a traditional classical (or not so traditional) style.
Three Left
THREE LEFT Formed in 2006, Joe Czebotar, Ron Hardcastle and Rich Czebotar have taken the path less traveled by going against the grain by
playing their own version of aggressive groove rock and taking it to the masses. Over the last few years they have successfully play for
audiences across the United States who sought out the uniqueness of the band. With the release of the bands first CD, “Eclectic Minds”,
3LEFT has gained momentum and fans everywhere they played. Always thinking about others, they have organized and played a number of different
benefit shows to help those less fortunate, and to great success will continue to do in the future. 2009 will be no different. With a new
CD in the works, tour to follow, 3LEFT is ready to take their music to the next level.
A Torrid Affair
Madison's most "must see" indie rock masterpiece! Annabel Lee will blow you away. Her powerful, smokey vocals and honest, vulnerable lyrics
are truly moving. She combines with one of the most innovative guitarists in the Midwest, Rockwell Windsor Rice. His harmonic, percussive
playing style lends an edgy passion to this high energy duo.
Electric shows feature Sean Peyton on the drums.
From being showcased on WORT to performing with international organization, Chick Singer Night, this unstoppable group can't help but get
your attention.
BiPolar Orange
BiPolar Orange have maintained a quiet, but strong existence in Madison, WI since their start back in 1996. While trying to avoid the
‘power-trio’ label, BPO has melded their personal influences into a dynamic mix of rock, folk, & a bit of that stuff the kids are
calling the punk rock. Playing occasional bar gigs and a few charity events in the area, the band has
been constantly creating new songs since their beginning. ‘Wrapped Up in Aluminum Foil’ is their first album and they’re finishing new
recordings as we speak. Greg sings & drums. Victor plays bass. Jamie sings & plays guitar.
Amorphous Mold
Amorphous Mold got together after two of the members, Croyle and Vitela had done essentially a summer stint as a folk duo. They both had been
in the band Patchwork Monkey prior, a blues based band out of the Madison, WI area. They soon realized that though they enjoyed playing a folky
acoustic show here and there, their love was still with the band element and Croyle really wanted to get back to playing drums full time.
They soon put an ad in the old craigslist and found the bassist of their dreams, Mr. Patrick Lally. Now, we could go on to tell you all of the
band members specific acolades of the past, as all the members have had extensive experience as musicians, some touring and recording
experience, even on a world wide level at one point.
But A.M. is about the future...what they are going to bring to the table - mostly you are going to hear them in and around Madison Wisconsin,
maybe as far as Chicago from time to time and when you do your going to hear some great classic rock driven originals and some great new
versions of classic songs such as Rushs "Working Man", BSandTs "Spinnin Wheel" and one of the bands favorite tunes by the Beatles "Come
Together"... we hope all of you come to the shows and see the band - more importantly, we hope you cheer,
Kingtown Rockers
Madison's newest and most formidable reggae/rocker outfit, is a talent rich quintet led by four time Grammy nominated lead singer and
guitarist Michael Stone.
Michael (Guitar Dread) Stone, who has toured extensively with some of the world's greatest reggae artists, such as Justin Hinds, Peter
Tosh, Bob Marley, Third World's Cat Coore and famed Studio One drummer Leroy "Horsemouth" Wallace has put together Madison's hardest
reggae rocker outfit.
Peter (Ras Kikit) Johnston, from the original Natty Nation reggae group, drives the Kingtown Rockers train, with his hammer like one
drop beat. Johnston, who has earned his chops touring nationally with Natty Nation, also has provided the beat behind local musical groups,
such as Supa Ranks & His Rockstone High Power, Tony Brown and Roots Collective, now brings his workmanlike approach to laying the foundation
to this new hardworking outfit.
Stefan Truesdell displays his varied array of lead/rythmn guitar stylings with the multi-talented Kingtown Rockers. Truesdell studied at
the punk rock guitar altar during his stint as lead ax for the hot Racine, WI based Dead Flyboy. Stefen then carried on his work in lead
guitar steering the reggae group Natty Nation from 1998-2006. He also lends his guitar duties to the funk, jazz and neo soul ensemble
Weapons of Mass DeFunction. Stefan will be displaying his guitar wizardry as the Kingtown Rockers bring their driving reggae sound to the
music lovers.
Jack Whitney is the newest member of Kingtown Rockers. Jack brings his “Rock Steady” style of bass to the Kingtown Rockers after spending
over 10 years playing live
Fire and Love
Fire and Love are a driving rock band with lilting female vocals and
hints of punk, pop, and grunge.
Has anybody ever called themselves the craigslist band yet?
Because yeah, we all met through craigslist.
First Anne and Carell met and briefly formed an all woman band called The Good Girl Discount, that never made it out of the rehearsal room.
But the two became friends and vowed to start another project, in the fall because in summer, in Wisconsin, who wants to spend time indoors
rehearsing? No, you have to enjoy the outdoors while you can...
So come fall craigslist helped them find Evan and Scott. Evan started throwing some hot riffs around and Carell wrote a bunch of lyrics -
mostly about fire and love - hence the name, and they've been rocking out with original tunes ever since. fireandlove.bandcamp.com
Fun With Atoms
Born in the Tundra North and raised under the pretense that Rock & Roll will save the world.
Wisconsin can be a desolate place in winter without a creative outlet and we've used that as our
inspiration to compose and perform music that we hope represents our unique slant on the American Midwest style.
Look for new music from the upcoming "SMART" CD to be posted on this site very soon.
Our first recording, "Main Street", was recorded, engineered and co-produced by Butch Vig (Green Day, Smashing
Pumpkins, Nirvana, Garbage) back when Butch still worked daily at Smart Studio in Madison Wisconsin. The release
garnered some attention from the press and is still selling copies worldwide.
Our second recording, "Northern Distortion", was recorded, engineered and co-produced by Jeff Murphy (Shoes, Material
Issue) at Short Order Recorder in Zion, IL. Jeff is a well respected independent studio engineer and has always been
at the forefront of the production and promotion of the Midwest Pop Music scene.
Our next recording, due for release in May of 2010, is being mixed and mastered, once again, at Smart Studio in Madison,
WI. Unfortunately for the Midwest (and the American music scene in general), Smart Studio will be closing soon and
ours may be one of the last projects to pass through this nationally respected facility.
As somewhat of a tribute and at the very least an acknowledgment of what the presence of a studio of this caliber in this
part of the world means to us, we've titled our next release to be named, simply, "SMART".
Thanks you for listening and supporting the independent music scene where ever you are. Come to Wisconsin for a winter
and join us in our misery - it's inspirational.
As always, stay well and howl when the mood strikes you.
The Guys @ Fun w/ Atoms
Sexy Ester
Sexy Ester is high energy, New Wave Rock band from Madison, WI. Fronted by
honey voiced Lyndsay Evans, who controls the stage like the Divas of old
and ably backed by Adam Edar on guitar, Paul Kennedy on drums, Brad
Schubert on bass, and Roscoe Evans on keyboards, Sexy Ester is no flash in
the pan. They've already payed a lot of dues slugging it out in the
smaller clubs and dives all over the Midwest and the clubs are getting
bigger and bigger. Their newest CD, "Sequins, Sin, & Appetite" is fast
becoming a staple of college radio stations. The band swept the
Alternative category at last year's Madison Area Music Awards taking home
Performer, Song, and Album of the Year. Lead Singer, Lyndsay Evans, was
honored with the Female Vocalist of the Year award.
The Sills
Romero
Romero's Jeffrey Mundt spent most of the 90's behind the drum kit for a variety of bands including THUG & punk legends, NAKED AGGRESSION.
A long-time guitar player & songwriter, he often dabbled with fronting a band, but never pursued it seriously. Enter: a move to northern WI,
a random Craigslist ad from bass player Josh Stanchik, a casual 8 month writing and recording session (with Mundt handling vocals, guitar &
drums!) & Romero was born! Intent on creating a demo to locate & convince a drummer to work with them, Mundt & Stanchik were about a month
from completion when... a drummer found them! Rumors of the project peaked the interest of PONEY drummer & vocalist Ben Brooks and he
gleefully volunteered before even hearing a single note. Good thing he eventually liked what he heard!
ROMERO started playing live immediately. Very often. First, locally...then regionally...now, nation-wide! They have already shared the
stage with the likes of The Sword, Jucifer, Weedeater, Clutch, Dead Meadow, Black Label Society and other dyed-in-the-wool heavyweights.
ROMERO spreads like a weed.
HEAVY - LOUD - VERY, VERY HIGH...
Electric Spanking
"Riding in on a majestic steed with a psychedelic sound scape-coat, Electric Spanking takes the genre of "jam" to a new realm. Blurring lines
between funk, rock, pop, and hippy-hulu-hooping riffs and taking lessons from powerhouses such as Phish, Def Leppard, Tower of Power, and Michael
McDonald, this 6-piece group has it all. What began as a funky side-project of the local Madison band Baghdad Scuba Review, quickly morphed into
a "saxy" good time. Electric Spanking has graced stages all over Wisconsin (dabbling a bit at festivals in Minnesota), playing a variety of tunes,
from funktastic covers to tasty-licked originals. True innovation is born of Electric Spanking's provocation."
Sir No Sir
Nate Onsrud (The Bin Men, Underculture) comes out from behind the drums to take on the roll of front man and guitar slinger in this raucous rock
outfit. Joined by accomplished musicians and former members of "Eccentrifuge", Jeramaya Wunderlin (bass) and Joel Croyle (drums) create a
furious rhythm section rounding out this no-holds-barred trio.
Veseliyka
Formed in 2007 and based in the traditional folk styles of the Balkans, Veseliyka seeks to combine tradtional instrumentation and melodies
with a contemporary repertoire. Seeking to break out of the mold of familiar recorded dance tunes, the ensemble works to make longer dance
medleys. Supported by the enthusiastic international folk dance community, Veseliyka hopes to expand it’s audience with each appearance.
Optometri
Formed in 2007 and based in the traditional folk styles of the Balkans, Veseliyka seeks to combine tradtional instrumentation and melodies
with a contemporary repertoire. Seeking to break out of the mold of familiar recorded dance tunes, the ensemble works to make longer dance
medleys. Supported by the enthusiastic international folk dance community, Veseliyka hopes to expand it’s audience with each appearance.
Art Paul Schlosser
Art Paul Schlosser was born born in Chicago, January 4, 1960. He grew up listening to novelty music like Allen Sherman and Tiny Tim as well as
funny songs by The Beatles and The Monkees. When Art was 11, he, his mother, and his sisters moved to Madison, Wisconsin after his parents got
a divorce. As a child in Madison, his mother continued to play weird and funny songs for him, sometimes playing strange sound effects on one
recorded player to go with the songs. As a teenager, Art Paul joined a work experience play group that encouraged Art to be creative. In this
group, there were a couple of fans of The Beatles, one of whom encouraged Art Paul to write lyrics. It was from that time on that Art started
to write. Art would listen to the Dr Demento radio show as well as other strange records that he discovered at the local library, and then try
to write some lyrics he was inspired to write after listening to the songs.On Art's 19 Birthday Art recieved a guitar and started to write
music to go with lyrics.Upon discovering that it is legal to busk on State Street, Art Paul tried it out on a warm day late in February 1986
and received a couple of dollars for his effort. Since then Art Paul has been a street musician and busker as well as an outsider artist on
State Street in Madison, Wisconsin.
SUNDAY May 27th 11am to 8pm At the High Noon Saloon, The Brass Ring, and The Brink Lounge.
700 E. Washington Ave, Madison, WI
Three Bars, Four Stages, Twenty+ Bands, Brats, Soda, Beer.
Brats! Beer! Bands! Camaraderie! Does it get any better? Join us for Wurst Times; It’s The Best of Times!
Celebrate Wisconsin unification by joining us with a feast for your belly as well as your ears! Spend the entire day, from 11a.m. to 8 p.m.,
moving between the 4 entertainment stages and enjoying all genres of music! 25+ local bands will stimulate your auditory senses while brats
(veggie too) and beer will tantalize your taste buds.
While you are feeding yourself, take pride in knowing you are feeding someone else. All event donations and proceeds will go to the Second
Harvest Foodbank of Southern Wisconsin. Last year we raised enough to provide about 20,000 meals. This year we are hoping to exceed that as
hunger is, unfortunately, on the rise and it is a real crisis right here in our community.
A suggested $10 monetary donation or non-perishable food donations will be solicited at the door. Brats will be priced at $2 and event beer at $3.
Wurst Times was born out of the need to offer an event that is not sponsored by Walker supporters! We are not suggesting you boycott other
events; the last thing we want is for charities to suffer. They can have their event and we’ll have ours and all charities win!
Please join our FaceBook event, see the icon on the left. Don't forget to click on the "Invite Friends" Facebook button and invite all your FB friends.
wursttimes@gmail.com
Band Schedule is subject to change. Please check back for updates before the event.
Patio
11:00-11:45
The Owls
12:00-12:45
Max Dvorak
1:00-1:45
Click Track
12:00-2:45
The Owls
3:00-3:45
Halley's Hoop
4:00-4:45
The Melon Heads
5:00-5:45
Bluetrain
6:00-6:45
Kingtown Rockers
7:00-7:45
Ida Jo and the Show
High Noon Saloon
11:15-12:00
Burning Sky
12:15-1:00
Three Left
1:15-2:00
Amorphous Mold
2:15-3:00
Optometri
3:15-4:00
The Echelon String Quartet
4:15-5:00
Fun with Atoms
5:15-6:00
A Minute Jack Forum
6:15-7:00
Sexy Ester
7:15-8:00
Anna Wang and the Oh Boys
Brink Nightclub
11:30-12:15
Electric Spanking
12:30-1:15
Baristacide
1:30-2:15
The Getaway Drivers
2:30-3:15
Sir No Sir
3:30-4:15
Veseliyka
4:30-5:15
The Frenetic
5:30-6:15
The Sills
6:30-7:15
BiPolar Orange
Brink Lounge
11:45-12:30
Chick Singer Band
12:45-1:30
Fire and Love
1:45-2:30
Beat Road Blues
2:45-3:30
Art Paul Schlosser
3:45-4:30
A Royal Clark
4:45-5:30
The Tiny Band
5:45-6:30
A Torrid Affair
6:45-7:30
Romero
Join the After Party at the High Noon Saloon at 9:30pm. Flatfoot 56 will be playing with special guest Three Blue Teardrops.
A show you shouldn't miss!
Plenty of sponsorship opportunities. Sponsors logos and information will
be put on all marketing materials including but not limited to: fliers, Banners, Website and Tee Shirts.
Thank you Minhas for the donation of event beer.
Brats. Thank You Tofurky for your sponsorship of the vegitarian brats.
Brats. Thank You Hoesly's Meats of New Glarus for a partial sponsorship of the brats.
Buns.
Pacific Cycle has donated two bicycle to raise money with a raffle.
Tee shirts. We have an offer for deeply discounted AMERICAN MADE shirts, still awaiting a sponsor
Large Tents.
Bicycle Federation of Wisconsin will setup a bicycle valet service, we need someone to supply the $480 needed.
Tent: 15x20: Being supplied by Amsterdam, 447 W Gilman St and 917 Williamson Street, Madison WI
Outdoor stage being supplied by Amsterdam, 447 W Gilman St and 917 Williamson Street, Madison WI
Plenty of opportunities to volunteer.
We are in need of licensed bartenders or security professionals to help with ID/wristbanding.
Roadies/Stage Professionals, equipment movers.
Presenting a not so small check to Second Harvest not to mention the 857lbs of food.
According to Second Harvest's figures that's about 19,000 meals. A Minute Jack Forum performes on the High Noon Stage. Roller derby was helping out with marketing. People starting to file in. Up to 1600 attended.
Thank You Minhas and Sheboygan Brats for making our first year a smashing success.
A. We will be asking (not requiring) for a $10 donation at the door.
Considering there will be more than 20 bands playing we feel this is a reasonable amount. Brats will be $2 and Event beer will
be $3. In case a headlining band is booked we reserve the right to charge an additional door fee for that band.
2. Where can I park?
A. Look for signs directing you to event parking. We will have the use of a parking
lot one block away.
3. Where does the money go?
A. ALL proceeds will be going to Second Harvest Foodbank of Southern Wisconsin.
4. Can my band play?
A. Possibly, please email us at wursttimes@gmail.com. Your time is a wonderful way to donate to
a worthy cause.
5. Are you making money on this event?
A. NO. The venues will be making money on non-event related sales.
6. Do I have to be 21?
A. You must be at least 18yo or we ask that you be accompanied by a legal guardian.
7. How can I help?
A. We have need a for volunteers and others willing to take on some of the expense. Please see our
volunteer section.
8. Will you have food other than brats?
A. The venues are free to sell items other than brats, these items are not part of the event, so the
sale won't help Second Harvest.
9. Can I sell items at your event?
A. Maybe. Send us an email and we can discuss it. Any sales at the event will have to somehow benefit
Second Harvest or the event.
10. Will you have vegitarian food available?
A. Yes, we will have vegitarian brats and other food items sold by the venues.
11. Is this a political event?
A. Maybe. While we aren't trying to make a political statement, the reason for having this event
is to have an alternative to a corporate run charity.