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True Endeavors presents
Pink Mink
9:30PM / $14 cover / $12 advance / 18 and up
The Electric Six are a joke-rock band of immense talent, and because of their search for new sounds (and bizarre lyrical topics), they have stayed a lot longer than any joke-rock act should.
Electric Six
AficionadoPink Mink
9:30PM / $14 cover / $12 advance / 18 and up
The Electric Six are a joke-rock band of immense talent, and because of their search for new sounds (and bizarre lyrical topics), they have stayed a lot longer than any joke-rock act should.
Drawing influence from an array of bands ranging from At the Drive-In, to Cursive, to the Hold Steady, Aficionado has a developed a unique style they are happy to call their own. With roots in punk music, the band mixes organ, flute, and occasional horn arrangements into it's unorthodox blend of post-punk.
Pink Mink are no strangers to the new dynamics of a rock band. The band hosts a crew of retreads and “been-there-befores”, who have all experienced the “buzz band” feelings before. The list of former (and current) bands is long and includes names as well known as the Von Bondies, Ouija Radio (singer/guitarist Christy Hunt) and Marijuana Deathsquads (drummer Charles Gehr), to lesser known Twin Cities’ start-ups including the Selby Tigers, Lefty Lucy and Strut and Shock (guitarist/singer, Arzu Gokcen). Let’s just say this isn’t anyone’s first rodeo.
Sat. March 10
High Noon Saloon presents
Boogie with Bernie's: A Benefit for Bernie's Place Child Care Center
Rockstar Gomeroke
Kiddyoke (Gomeroke for Kids!)
2:30PM / $5 cover / Family-Friendly Event / The $5 is a suggested donation
Join us for this live concert event, featuring a performance by local favorites The Gomers, including a set of Kiddyoke – kids’ karaoke backed by The Gomers themselves.
Boogie with Bernie's: A Benefit for Bernie's Place Child Care Center
Rockstar Gomeroke
Kiddyoke (Gomeroke for Kids!)
2:30PM / $5 cover / Family-Friendly Event / The $5 is a suggested donation
Join us for this live concert event, featuring a performance by local favorites The Gomers, including a set of Kiddyoke – kids’ karaoke backed by The Gomers themselves.
The Gomers know nearly every song in the book and will play your favorites including Twinkle Twinkle, Itsy Bitsy Spider, the ABC Song, School House Rock faves and pretty much any classic rock tune you can think of. Choose your karaoke song in advance! Check out the Gomeroke song list online at beeftone.com/gomers.html.
Tickets for this event will go on sale on the day of the event at the High Noon starting at 2:30 PM. The Gomers will perform from 3:00-4:45 p.m. Families with young children are encouraged to attend.
There is a suggested donation of $5 per ticket, or $15 for families of 3 or more for this family-friendly event. Proceeds will benefit Bernie's Place, a nonprofit day care center that's been nurturing kids in Madison since 1971.
Sat. March 10
High Noon Saloon presents
8:00PM / $8 cover / 21 and up
The Madpolecats are a family band. Featuring Jesse on banjo, his father Papa 'Ski, on drums, Keaghan O'Reilly on guitar, his uncle Bobby Evans from The Alimony Blues Band on lap steel and guitar, and cousin J on stand-up bass. EVERYBODY SINGS and they have a sweet blend of 3, 4, and 5 part harmonies, playing reggae, ska, punk, psychobilly and bluegrass versions of your favorite songs. Featuring a rotating cast of friends and family, every performance is truly unique and any variations only seem to make each event a truly special occasion! Come to a show, have a beer, have a shot, or just have fun!
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The Madpolecats8:00PM / $8 cover / 21 and up
The Madpolecats are a family band. Featuring Jesse on banjo, his father Papa 'Ski, on drums, Keaghan O'Reilly on guitar, his uncle Bobby Evans from The Alimony Blues Band on lap steel and guitar, and cousin J on stand-up bass. EVERYBODY SINGS and they have a sweet blend of 3, 4, and 5 part harmonies, playing reggae, ska, punk, psychobilly and bluegrass versions of your favorite songs. Featuring a rotating cast of friends and family, every performance is truly unique and any variations only seem to make each event a truly special occasion! Come to a show, have a beer, have a shot, or just have fun!
Proceeds from the show will go to Big City Mountaineers and Sierra Club Inner City Outings.
Sun. March 11
High Noon Saloon presents
A Torrid Affair
Fire And Love
Heather Abney
Dear John Doe
12:00PM / $10 cover / 21 and up / $10 donation goes to Oxfam America
Honoree: Kate Heiber-Cobb, Founder/Coordinator of the Madison Area Permaculture Guild MC Laura McFarlane, Former Oxfam America Staffer.
Oxfam American Int'l Women's Day Celebration
Sexy EsterA Torrid Affair
Fire And Love
Heather Abney
Dear John Doe
12:00PM / $10 cover / 21 and up / $10 donation goes to Oxfam America
Honoree: Kate Heiber-Cobb, Founder/Coordinator of the Madison Area Permaculture Guild MC Laura McFarlane, Former Oxfam America Staffer.
Event Will Run From 12:00 - 4:00pm.
Sexy Ester, a five piece New Wave Rock band from Madison, WI, is infused with so much John Hughesian charm a movie soundtrack couldn't contain it all. Sharp, smart, and deadly accurate with their hook laden Post-Modern Power Pop they're ready to take the US by force.
A torrid Affair is 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.
Fire and Love will be performing for the High Noon Saloon Crowd at this Oxfam American Woman's Day Celebration.
If you haven't yet seen Heather Abney & The Catalog Babies, well, you simply must. Heather Abney has a captivating powerful voice, deep and soulful. She is backed by The Catalog Babies who are Lars Forde, John Conowall and Andy Demetriou. All together they create indie pop songs that are moody and atmospheric, lovely and stirring. Singer and pianist, Stephanie Nilles hails from NYC. She performs her own politically-influenced jazz/folk tunes, described by listeners as "Ella Fitzgerald on speed beating the shit out of Regina Spektor," "Tom Waits on helium," and "Fiona Apple deriving a disturbing amount of pleasure from tasing Ani DiFranco"
Dear John Doe will be performing live music tonight in Madison! Hope you are here at noon to cheer them on!
Sun. March 11
High Noon Saloon presents
Private Party
6:00PM / no cover / 21 and up
Private Party
6:00PM / no cover / 21 and up