It all comes down to this. After Battle of the Bands competitions across Wisconsin, four incredible bands are heading to 3 Sheeps for the Championship Round on August 15th. David … Continued
Feel all the nostalgia and join us at the 3 Sheeps Taproom for Vinyl Night, every 4th Tuesday of the month. Bring a stack of your favorite records and add … Continued
Dogtown Hollow serves up a rootsy mix of rock, Americana, and country with plenty of grit around the edges. Good songwriting, driving guitars, and a little backroad twang make for … Continued
You don't have to be anywhere near a beach to enjoy a night with Hawaiian Joe. Joe has been a local favorite for years, serving up a mix of familiar … Continued
Sheboygan’s own Cold Soda Club has been making music together since high school, and somewhere along the way they figured out how to cram all their different tastes into one … Continued
Ian George & The Knee Pockets have one goal: ALLOW A GOOD TIME. What exactly does that mean? Folk-rock, great songs, wild solos, plenty of banter, and a band that … Continued
Fox Crossing Stringband knows their way around bluegrass, but they’re not all that interested in staying inside the lines. This Chicago-based group mixes traditional bluegrass with pop, blues, and rock, … Continued
Feel all the nostalgia and join us at the 3 Sheeps Taproom for Vinyl Night, every 4th Tuesday of the month. Bring a stack of your favorite records and add … Continued
Buffalo Galaxy plays bluegrass. Kind of. There’s plenty of banjo, mandolin, upright bass, and fast picking, but they also have a habit of wandering off into big jams, psychedelic territory, … Continued
Milwaukee’s Zach Pietrini has spent the better part of the last decade writing songs, touring the country, and building a reputation as one of Wisconsin’s best live acts. His music lives somewhere between Americana, country, and rock & roll, with great songs and just enough rough around the edges
Sheboygan’s own Stolen Sidekicks is proof that two people can make a whole lot of noise. The rock duo jumps between alternative, blues, country, and pop-rock, mixing covers with their own originals and refusing to let the whole “there are only two of us” thing slow them down
