Three indie and folk acts in Cactus Club’s back room—get there early for a good spot and stay for the songwriting.
Ross Thorn brings his Midwest Jubilee to Cactus Club, joined by Jodi Jones and Oxbow for a night that leans into indie, folk, and singer-songwriter territory. Thorn’s sets are known for their honest lyrics and easy stage presence, making this a good pick if you like your live music up close and personal.
Cactus Club’s back room is small enough that you’ll feel part of the show, and the acoustics are reliably good. With three acts on the bill, you’ll get a range of sounds and styles—plan to stick around for the whole night. Grab a drink at the bar and settle in; this is the kind of show where you’ll want to actually listen.
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Dive into an evening of experimental sounds at Cactus Club. Cathedral Becomes Tomb, led by Barry Paul Clark, promises an intriguing musical journey. Arrive early to snag a good spot and enjoy the intimate setting.
Experimental music night anchored by Cathedral Becomes Tomb, the solo project of Barry Paul Clark. Expect layered, atmospheric sounds and a set that leans into the unexpected. Cactus Club’s sound system does justice to the details, so it’s a good spot to catch something out of the ordinary. Grab a drink at the bar and settle in—these shows tend to draw a crowd of people who actually listen.
JODI JONES SUPPORTING ROSS THORN’S MIDWEST JUBILEE SEPTEMBER 8 CACTUS CLUB MILWAUKEE, WI WITH OXBOW SUPPORT FROM JODI JONES
