$12 adv/ $15 at the door (advance sales until 3pm day of show, then available at the door). Doors at 6pm, showtime 7pm. General Admission ticket includes a combination of limited seating and standing room. Seating is first come first serve. Tickets are nonrefundable.
Full Cord
For the past 17 years, Michigan based bluegrass band, Full Cord has been making a name for themselves blending traditional bluegrass music in which they are deeply rooted with jazz, western swing, and classic rock n’ roll while keeping the traditional bluegrass feel alive and well. These influences make every performance memorable and unique. Following a ‘22 win at the Telluride Bluegrass Festival competition and the ‘22 IBMA (International Bluegrass Music Association) Momentum Band of The Year, this band has been hot on the touring trail nationwide. Hold on to your hats when these folks hit the stage – they are bringing their version of the bluegrass train full steam ahead.
-2024 WYCE Album of The Year: Cambium
-2024 Artist feature in February 2024 issue of Bluegrass Unlimited
-2022 Telluride Bluegrass Festival Band Competition winners
-2022 IBMA Momentum Band of The Year
-Winner of WYCE’s 2019 Jammie Award for ‘Best Album by a New Artist for Choreomania
-Winner of the 2021 ROMP band contest
-Picked up by Dark Shadow Recording (Stephen Mougin) following our performance at ROMP
-Selected for the 2021 IBMA Songwriter showcase for our song by Brian Oberlin – “Downtown”
-Artist Feature in August 2021 issue of Bluegrass Unlimited
-2022 IBMA Showcase artists
-Hindsight released in May of 2021 in top 20 albums reported for airplay on Roots Music Report for over a year
-Seen & Heard at: Hoxeyville, ROMP, IBMA Showcase band, Charlotte BG Fest, Milan BG Fest, Kendalville BG fest. Cervantes, Telluride, Podunk, Pagosa Folk N’ Bluegrass, Wheatland Music Festival, Frankfort BG Fest & more!
-Billy String’s Renewal
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Joe Wais (The MilBillies) and Jordan Kroeger (Chicken Wire Empire) combine in a bombastic duo of Milwaukee bluegrass royalty.  Their respective hardcore, hard-picking styles melt together in a vibrant fireworks display of what the city of Milwaukee and the great state of Wisconsin have to offer the bluegrass scene.  After five years of duo performances together, resulting in a weekly series called “Bluegrass Whatevers,” and a whole new band called “Sugar Bush,” the pair has worked hard to foster a bluegrass community in a region that is otherwise not known for the genre.