ANNOUNCING THE WURST TIMES AFTER PARTY
Flatfoot 56 and Three Blue Teardrops

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.



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

11:15-12:00Burning Sky
12:15-1:00Three Left
1:15-2:00Amorphous Mold
2:15-3:00Optometri
3:15-4:00The Echelon String Quartet
4:15-5:00Fun with Atoms
5:15-6:00A Minute Jack Forum
6:15-7:00Sexy Ester
7:15-8:00Anna 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.

Click here to view the 2011 website

1. How much does it cost?

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.