Indie and acoustic folk from three Midwest acts in Cactus Club’s intimate room. Get there early for a good spot.
Ross Thorn brings his Midwest Jubilee to Cactus Club, joined by Jodi Jones and Oxbow for a night that leans into indie and acoustic folk. The lineup is stacked with regional talent, making it a good pick for anyone who likes discovering new songwriters before they break out. Cactus Club’s intimate setup means you’ll be close to the music no matter where you stand.
Expect a laid-back vibe and a crowd that’s there for the songs. If you’re curious about Milwaukee’s folk and indie scene, this is one of those nights where you’ll probably leave with a new favorite artist.
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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 & OXBOW
