NEWaukee Hosts Second Annual Eastside Music Tour Presented by Associated Bank
NEWaukee hosts the Second Annual Eastside Music Tour Presented by Associated Bank located on Brady Street, on Saturday March 1, 2014 from 4p.m. - 11p.m.
NEWaukee hosts the Second Annual Eastside Music Tour Presented by Associated Bank located on Brady Street, on Saturday March 1, 2014 from 4p.m. – 11p.m.
NEWaukee and Brady Street Business Improvement District #11 are excited to again host the second annual “Eastside Music Tour presented by Associated Bank” on Brady Street, which spotlights the local Milwaukee music scene as well as other regional and national acts. The event will feature over 70 musical acts in 30 different locations. The tour showcases a variety of singer-songwriters, DJs, and bands in various Brady Street coffee shops, boutiques, restaurants and bars. There will also be a complimentary trolley shuttle running throughout the tour. The heated All-Access Tent presented by Hi-Hat will be located on Arlington Street.
Attendees can look forward to live performances in venues including Casablanca, Art Smart’s Dart Mart, Cempazuchi, Dragonfly, Exclusive Company, Gloriosos, Club Brady, Roman Coin, and many others. Local talent includes Alto’s, Shoot Down the Moon, Soul Low, Kane Place Record Club, Hugh Robert Masterson, Fever Marlene, WHY? and many other local and regional musicians. More headliners to be announced soon.
“The Second Annual Eastside Music Tour is a perfect example of a multiple win event. Every musical act receives reimbursement, the small businesses of Brady Street see an increase in customers and a donation is made to the Brady Area Foundation For Art and Education,” said Jeremy Fojut, Chief Idea Officer of NEWaukee. “The return on the community is undeniable, proving the need for a greater investment in the arts and music.”
There are two separate packages available for purchase. The first 500 people to purchase general admission tickets will receive a fanny pack for 15 dollars. The first 500 to purchase All Access package will receive music tour t-shirt (art direction and design by Fred Gillich of Too Much Rock for One Hand) and entry into the Hi-Hat/88.9 All-Access Tent and All Access Casablanca venue for $25. For more information on the event and to purchase tickets, please visit www.EastsideMusicTour.com.
Eastside Music Tour Sponsors
Associated Bank, Tap Milwaukee, K Nation, Pabst Blue Ribbon, Gruber Law Offices, 91.7WMSE, 88.9 Radio Milwaukee, Shepherd Express, OnMilwaukee.com, Majic Enterprises, Urban Milwaukee, Brady Street BID #11, and the United Performing Arts Fund.
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NOTE: This press release was submitted to Urban Milwaukee and was not written by an Urban Milwaukee writer. While it is believed to be reliable, Urban Milwaukee does not guarantee its accuracy or completeness.
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