All Them Witches play Turner Hall with Emma Ruth Rundle opening. Balcony seats go fast for this one.
All Them Witches have built a reputation for their hypnotic, riff-heavy live shows, and seeing them at Turner Hall means you’ll get the full effect of their sound in a space that can handle the volume. Emma Ruth Rundle opens, bringing her own blend of haunting, atmospheric rock that’s a perfect match for the headliner’s vibe.
This show is presented by Cactus Club, but it’s happening at Turner Hall, so you get the best of both worlds: the curation of one of Milwaukee’s best venues and the acoustics of a historic ballroom. Balcony tickets are pricier but worth it if you want a guaranteed seat and a great view.
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