Saturday Songs Matinee - Duo of Duos!
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Saturday, June 20th
Saturday Songs Matinee - Duo of Duos!
Featuring Leading the Blind Duo (Eric W. Krueger & Marty Paschke)
plus an Appleton “first-play” from Dellwood (Minneapolis duo)
3 pm Showtime | 2 pm Doors
Admission: $10 Advance
Music-Makers receive special offer with their exclusive discount code.
Advance ticket buyers receive an assigned, reserved seat for this show.
About the Artists:
The beginnings of LEADING THE BLIND can be traced back to the early 1990s, with Marty Paschke honing his playing and songwriting skills while cutting his teeth in Northeast Wisconsin’s Fox River Valley with the Crocodile Nasty’s. After the sudden end of TCN, Marty then gave birth to the band BLIND in 1999, gigging across the region and recording a couple of albums to glowing reviews with Keif Shaw on drums and Jim Van Hout on bass. After the demise of BLIND in 2001, Marty continued writing songs, waiting for the right time and lineup to present itself...and present itself, it did in 2008. Recruiting his former Blind bass player Top Jimmy and drummer Patrick Wydeven (Pawnshop Lifters, A-Town Unplugged), LEADING THE BLIND was born – reworking old Blind material while working on new ideas. Enter 2010, and the addition of Eric Krueger (Sunday Flood, Hallorann, Old Nails) on guitar and backing vocal duties. The writing process continued, and the band entered Rock Garden Studios to begin work on the debut album INTO THE MODERN WASTELAND, with David Kiley (Sunday Flood, Old Nails) taking over bass duties during the recording process.
https://leadingtheblindrock.com/home
Dellwood is a duo of young musicians with enough skill and talent to entertain for hours and a repertoire that's bound to capture the hearts of music lovers of all ages. They have an energetic and diverse stage presence with songs ranging from originals and Americana to their spin on an assortment of your favorite songs.
https://dellwoodband.com/home
Saturday Songs Matinee - Duo of Duos!
Featuring Leading the Blind Duo (Eric W. Krueger & Marty Paschke)
plus an Appleton “first-play” from Dellwood (Minneapolis duo)
3 pm Showtime | 2 pm Doors
Admission: $10 Advance
Music-Makers receive special offer with their exclusive discount code.
Advance ticket buyers receive an assigned, reserved seat for this show.
About the Artists:
The beginnings of LEADING THE BLIND can be traced back to the early 1990s, with Marty Paschke honing his playing and songwriting skills while cutting his teeth in Northeast Wisconsin’s Fox River Valley with the Crocodile Nasty’s. After the sudden end of TCN, Marty then gave birth to the band BLIND in 1999, gigging across the region and recording a couple of albums to glowing reviews with Keif Shaw on drums and Jim Van Hout on bass. After the demise of BLIND in 2001, Marty continued writing songs, waiting for the right time and lineup to present itself...and present itself, it did in 2008. Recruiting his former Blind bass player Top Jimmy and drummer Patrick Wydeven (Pawnshop Lifters, A-Town Unplugged), LEADING THE BLIND was born – reworking old Blind material while working on new ideas. Enter 2010, and the addition of Eric Krueger (Sunday Flood, Hallorann, Old Nails) on guitar and backing vocal duties. The writing process continued, and the band entered Rock Garden Studios to begin work on the debut album INTO THE MODERN WASTELAND, with David Kiley (Sunday Flood, Old Nails) taking over bass duties during the recording process.
https://leadingtheblindrock.com/home
Dellwood is a duo of young musicians with enough skill and talent to entertain for hours and a repertoire that's bound to capture the hearts of music lovers of all ages. They have an energetic and diverse stage presence with songs ranging from originals and Americana to their spin on an assortment of your favorite songs.
https://dellwoodband.com/home
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211 W. College Ave., Appleton, WI, United States, Wisconsin 54911
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