Ian George delivers the sort of concert you’ll likely dance, sway, sing, laugh and probably cry too. The performance teems with whimsicality, clever arrangements - interrupted by triumphant tangents - and outlandish solos grounded by George’s emotive and gauzy voice and by the simple strength of a good song. Expect an engaging and dynamic haul of gentle and not so gentle folk-rock adventures.

Ben Clark has been writing and performing over half his life. A southern Indiana native, he has lived in NYC for over a decade, performing at iconic venues such as The Cutting Room, Sony Hall, Granmercy Theatre, High Line Ballroom, and Radio City Music Hall. He's composed two musicals, and won the Kennedy Center National Musical Theatre Award for The Circus in Winter. Ben’s music is a blend of folk, rock, and Americana, about the passage of time, the weight of age, and the pursuit of passion.

Stephie James overturns Nashville’s hat and boot culture with her own Iggy Pop-meets-Judy Garland panache. Born and raised in Detroit, she borrows a storytelling tradition of songwriting, but fuses it with 60's girl group sounds, echoing The Shirelles and The Marvelettes’ “Please Mr. Postman.” Her sound is subtly subversive—at one turn familiar and nostalgic, while simultaneously evoking the dawn of something new.

Doors 5pm - Music 7pm - $10 at the door - The Back Alley stemmed from the solo recording project of lead singer Ralph Porter who wrote songs such as ‘Your Love’ and ‘Flower Girl’ before the band was formed in 2022. Now a 5-piece independent rock band based in Chicago, Illinois, the band is a hybrid of Ax and The Hatchetmen’s members Hunter Olshefke (Bass), and Sal Defilippis (Guitar), who have joined forces with Jaden Cone (Guitar), Ralph Porter (Vocals), and Ben Kremer (Drums) to perform and re

Ian George delivers the sort of concert you’ll likely dance, sway, sing, laugh and probably cry too. The performance teems with whimsicality, clever arrangements - interrupted by triumphant tangents - and outlandish solos grounded by George’s emotive and gauzy voice and by the simple strength of a good song. Expect an engaging and dynamic haul of gentle and not so gentle folk-rock adventures.

It’s time to prove you’re more than just a guy in a cheesehead yelling at the TV! Join us for Wisconsin Sports Trivia — a night dedicated to the Packers, Brewers, Badgers, Bucks, and all the other local legends that make our blood pressure rise.

Ben Clark has been writing and performing over half his life. A southern Indiana native, he has lived in NYC for over a decade, performing at iconic venues such as The Cutting Room, Sony Hall, Granmercy Theatre, High Line Ballroom, and Radio City Music Hall. He's composed two musicals, and won the Kennedy Center National Musical Theatre Award for The Circus in Winter. Ben’s music is a blend of folk, rock, and Americana, about the passage of time, the weight of age, and the pursuit of passion.

Bring your tie-dye, your best twirl, and a deep love for songs that have at least three drum solos. Free space in the middle of your card... and your soul.

Stephie James overturns Nashville’s hat and boot culture with her own Iggy Pop-meets-Judy Garland panache. Born and raised in Detroit, she borrows a storytelling tradition of songwriting, but fuses it with 60's girl group sounds, echoing The Shirelles and The Marvelettes’ “Please Mr. Postman.” Her sound is subtly subversive—at one turn familiar and nostalgic, while simultaneously evoking the dawn of something new.

Join us every other Thursday for Stone Arch Taproom Trivia!

Mama Ginger & the Red Hots serve up a vibrant blend of Blues, Swing, and R&B, all delivered with heart and soul. Fronted by powerhouse vocalist Erin Krebs—an award-winning artist whose voice channels Etta's grit, Aretha's soul, and Ella's chops—this band brings energy, emotion, and great musicianship to every performance. With a red-hot rhythm section featuring Erin's partner, guitarist Jeff Johnston, they are a can't miss band for anyone who loves Blues, R&B, and Swing!

Doors 5pm - Music 7pm - $10 Suggested Donation at the Door - Roy Book Binder has been rambling around the world for the past 45 years! He gave up his Greenwich Village "pad" in the early 1970's and lived in his "Tour Bus" for the next 15 years criss crossing the US and appearing at festivals throughout Canada & Europe.

Doors 5pm - Music 7pm - $10 at the door - The Back Alley stemmed from the solo recording project of lead singer Ralph Porter who wrote songs such as ‘Your Love’ and ‘Flower Girl’ before the band was formed in 2022. Now a 5-piece independent rock band based in Chicago, Illinois, the band is a hybrid of Ax and The Hatchetmen’s members Hunter Olshefke (Bass), and Sal Defilippis (Guitar), who have joined forces with Jaden Cone (Guitar), Ralph Porter (Vocals), and Ben Kremer (Drums) to perform and re

Your Sunday just got louder. Join Mr. Bangers Music Bingo at Stone Arch Tied House every other Sunday at 4:30 PM, where the playlists are hot, the beer is cold, and the competition is semi-friendly. It’s the only place where knowing every word to “Mr. Brightside” might actually win you prizes.

Get ready to flex your brain and raise a glass every other Thursday at Stone Arch Tied House in Little Chute! This lively trivia night combines the best of craft beer and clever questions. Gather your smartest friends, grab a pint of our finest brews, and test your knowledge across a mix of topics while enjoying the warm, inviting atmosphere of the Tied House.

Your Sunday just got louder. Join Mr. Bangers Music Bingo at Stone Arch Tied House every other Sunday at 4:30 PM, where the playlists are hot, the beer is cold, and the competition is semi-friendly. It’s the only place where knowing every word to “Mr. Brightside” might actually win you prizes.