Nick Shoulders brings his punk-infused Americana to Falcon Bowl — a night of unique tunes and heartfelt lyrics.
Nick Shoulders is bringing his "Apocalypse, Never!" tour to Milwaukee, promising a night filled with his distinctive blend of Americana and punk influences. Known for his unique vocal style and heartfelt lyrics, Nick's music is a refreshing take on traditional country, infused with a rebellious spirit. His latest album, "All Bad," showcases his ability to balance dazzling musicianship with incisive social commentary.
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The Falcon Bowl provides an intimate setting perfect for experiencing Nick's dynamic performance. This venue, known for its cozy atmosphere, allows fans to get up close and personal with the music. Whether you're a long-time fan or new to his sound, this concert offers a chance to enjoy a night of music that challenges and entertains. Be sure to arrive early to secure a good spot and enjoy a drink from the bar.
Parking at Falcon Bowl is limited. Street parking is available on Clarke Street, but it fills up quickly. Consider arriving early or using a ride-share service to avoid parking hassles.
All Bad, the latest album from Nick Shoulders, ultimately encapsulates everything that makes Shoulders’ inimitable form of country music so vital: a heady balance of dazzling musicianship and punk defiance, coupled with gritty eccentricity and a generational connection to the roots of the genre. With a singing style inherited from his family’s vocal lineage, Nick’s songs achieve the rare feat of imparting difficult truths while inciting a certain joyful abandon, balancing a sound forged by years of hard travel with a heartfelt reverence for the origins of country music. In the spirit of Hazel Dickens and Jimmy Driftwood, the incisive yet wildly jubilant All Bad vocally objects to the reckless destruction of the natural landscape and development run amok.
