
Swing Jazz Wednesdays: Sweet Sheiks
Sweet Sheiks' vintage jazz and free dance lessons make Wednesday nights swing at The Argo.
Pat McCurdy's interactive show blends humor and music for a night of fun.
Pat McCurdy, a Wisconsin favorite, is set to perform at Shank Hall, bringing his eclectic mix of music and humor. Known for his interactive shows, McCurdy captivates audiences with his vast catalog of original songs that touch on everything from lost loves to quirky historical references. His style defies easy classification, blending rock, pop, and even touches of folk and jazz.
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Sweet Sheiks' vintage jazz and free dance lessons make Wednesday nights swing at The Argo.

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With over 300 performances a year, McCurdy's concerts are a staple for many, attracting a wide range of fans. His engaging stage presence and memorable lyrics make for an entertaining evening. Whether you're a long-time fan or new to his music, expect a night filled with laughter and catchy tunes.
Pat McCurdy is a singer/song writer from Wisconsin. He tours the mid-western part of the USA, his shows usually consisting of just him and his guitar. While the majority of his audience is made up of a college-age crowd, McCurdy manages to appeal to a large number of people of all ages with his interactive shows. Performing well over 300 shows a year, his large catalog of original songs (nearly 600 and growing) covers a variety of topics such as lost loves, politics, family vacations, the joys of Asian cuisine, and the sex organs of long-dead French Emperors. Classifying McCurdy’s style has long been a problem since he tends to follow wherever his muse takes him. Many of his songs could be classified as rock/pop, though he’s been known to wander into folk, jazz, country and even Gilbert and Sullivan. Whatever style he chooses, his songs often include memorable lyrics.