Watch the game and enjoy Allison Mahal's heartfelt halftime show at Cactus Club.
Experience a unique blend of sports and music at the Cactus Club with the WNBA Watch Party featuring Minnesota vs. Indiana. This event offers more than just a game; it includes a special halftime show by Milwaukee's own Allison Mahal. Known for her indie rock and folk influences, Mahal's performances are a testament to storytelling and emotional connection.
Allison Mahal, a rising star in the Milwaukee music scene, brings her powerful and vulnerable voice to the stage. Her debut album, "Not Over This Yet," explores themes of heartbreak and healing, resonating deeply with audiences. The Cactus Club provides an intimate venue, perfect for enjoying both the game and Mahal's engaging performance.
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Milwaukee-based “knock-out artist,” Mahal’s debut album Not Over This Yet was released in May 2023. NOTY is a roadmap to healing after heartbreak, with each track serving as a mile marker along the way. Mahal’s songwriting is raw and honest, with a voice that is both powerful and vulnerable. Her music is a blend of indie rock and folk, with influences ranging from Joni Mitchell to Phoebe Bridgers. Mahal has been performing in the Milwaukee area for several years, and has quickly become a favorite among local music fans. Her live shows are intimate and engaging, with a focus on storytelling and connection with the audience. Mahal’s music is a testament to the power of vulnerability and the healing that comes from sharing our stories.
