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SATURDAY
MARCH 1

8 PM

DOORS OPEN AT 7PM

As spring draws near,  join Trapper and his friends for a unique and intimate performance as they share their songs and swap stories around a cozy campfire. 
Wear your flannel and enjoy a signature cocktail at this very special night of music and storytelling.

about the

artists

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$15        MEMBERS ADVANCE

$20       NON-MEMBERS/DAY OF SHOW

$100    RESERVED TABLES OF 4 

                               (LIMITED QUANTITY)

group discount
Save 20% when 10 or more tickets are purchased in a single order.
Discount applies to both member and non-member pricing. Discount will be applied  at checkout. Cannot be combined with other promotions or coupons.

Event held at Center Stage inside the Center.

TRAPPER SCHOEPP

In 2019, Trapper Schoepp published a song with Bob Dylan called “On, Wisconsin” - making him the youngest musician to share a co-writing credit with the Nobel Prize Winner. The song led to a #1 trending article in Rolling Stone and 100+ tour dates worldwide.

 

The young Wisconsin songwriter has released 5 albums, collaborating with members of Wilco, The Raconteurs and The Jayhawks. He's recently recorded at Johnny Cash's historic CASH CABIN, creating a folk rock odyssey titled Siren Songs. PBS noted Trapper for his: "Story songs that explore and explode the conventions of rock and roll" while Rolling Stone France calls his latest a “Charming 100% Americana opus."

Trapper has acted as a musical ambassador for rare disease research organization Harmony 4 Hope since 2015, inspired by his own battle with chronic pain. He’s also acted as an ambassador for Gibson Guitars, Guitars 4 Vets and Connecting to Cure.

Trapper has toured the world with artists like The Wallflowers, Old 97's, The Jayhawks and Frank Turner and headlined tours across Europe/USA with stops at historic spaces like New York’s Town Hall, LA’s Roxy Theatre and SXSW.

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DANDY L. FRELING

A Boot Stompin' Finger Pickin' Folkie, and highway-kind traveler combining a touch of the high and lonesome hollers of the Appalachian hill people with the low-down, dusty grooves of the cosmic cowboys, Dandy has created a unique songwriter banquet sure to satisfy the hunger of any weary passerby. A boot stompin' finger picker with remnant hollers of the greats of our past - Don’t be afraid to stop awhile, and fill up your plate, there's plenty to go around.

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DARREN GARVEY

For Darren, songs come from somewhere—an instrument, the confluence of two rivers, a scribble in his daughter’s sketchbook.  Inspired by LGBTQ+ friends and family, Garvey penned “No Love Is Wrong,” a song about how “the shine of the sun finds everyone” regardless of who or how they love.  With an overarching theme in his music of finding positivity in times of unrest, Darren has followed the call from one great musical collaboration to the next.

 Darren Garvey is a member of Elephant Revival—a unique collection of multi-instrumentalists, and his expressive and inventive style has been utilized by Midwest artists like Cameron McGill, Trapper Schoepp, Daniel and the Lion, Miles Nielsen, Andreas Kapsalis, Chicago Farmer, and Cory Chisel. 

A stint in the Colorado music scene found Darren producing debut releases for Daniel Rodriguez, Nathaniel Riley, and Emma Rose while drumming behind the likes of Shook Twins, Courtney Hartman, Steve Poltz, Danny Barnes, Lindsay Lou, and co-producing a new Christmas song with The Lumineers.

A recent transplant to Milwaukee, Darren lives with his wife and two daughters and is currently performing music from his forthcoming full-length record “As A Scribble.” 

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CEDARBURG CULTURAL CENTER

W62N546 Washington Avenue

Cedarburg, WI  53012

262-375-3676

Email: CCCmail@artmusichistory.org

TUESDAY -  SATURDAY   10 am - 5 pm

 SUNDAYS   12 pm to 4 pm

WINTER HOURS: CLOSED 

SUNDAY 2/9 & 2/23

CLOSED MONDAYS

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