Catch Pat McCurdy's interactive show with catchy tunes and witty lyrics.
Pat McCurdy is a staple of the Midwest music scene, known for his engaging solo performances that blend humor with a wide range of musical styles. His shows at Shank Hall are a local favorite, drawing a diverse crowd eager to hear his extensive catalog of original songs. Whether he's singing about lost loves or the quirks of historical figures, McCurdy's witty lyrics and charismatic presence make for an entertaining evening.
Expect an intimate setting where audience interaction is part of the charm. McCurdy's ability to switch between rock, pop, and even folk or jazz keeps the energy fresh and unpredictable. It's a night where you can expect to laugh, sing along, and maybe even become part of the show.
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Pat McCurdy's shows are known for audience interaction. If you're a first-timer, sit closer to the stage to get the full experience and possibly be part of the show.
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.
