W/Orit Shimoni

If you need a broom, or someone you know could use a broom, or you want to see how a broom is made, this show is for you. with Orit Shimoni

with Orit Shimoni 715 Chem. Riverside Dr. Come early! Gonna be a really good one!

W/Orit Shimoni

With Orit Shimoni A very special house concert Series… So pleased to return. For further info contact auerworld@gmail.com Guests can arrive at 6.

One of my favorite venues. I go back all the way to the old Ark. No, not THAT Ark, but still. One of the classiest venues you'll ever see. But they still don't have my picture on the wall! What's up with THAT?! Door at 7

Natalie's is rollicking. That's the only word for it. It's a rollicking joint. The food is great. It sounds great. It's just rollicking.

Anne Heaton opens! I used to trek out to Oak Park to Fitzgerald's back in my old Chicago days. Hang out and listen to folks like Andrew Calhoun, Frank Tedesso, Michael Smith, Buddy Mondlock, Sleepy Silver, John Prine, Bonnie Koloc, Steve Goodman, Scott Momenthy, Brian Anderson, Victor Saunders, Jim Gary, Jim McCandless, Dalia Goldstein, Christopher Street, Keith Nichols, and the rest of 'em. A few of them are still around, but Fitzgerald's is going strong. Outlasted the Earl, Holstein's, Troubles, etc etc.

Shank Hall is a serious piece of Milwaukee real estate, and it's always cool to play there. AND I get to see and play and sing with Cellocaster Paul Kuhn, which is ALWAYS great. Anne Heaton opens!!!

A cool spot in a cool town. I grew up 20 miles away, so get there early, 'cause everyone who has some kind of major beef with me going way back may show up.

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An oasis in Oklahoma. Woody would've come here every week, to play and check out the other folks a driftin' and a' travelin' through....I love the Blue Door, I love playing there and I love the people that come there....and I love Greg, who makes you glad every time you walk in the door.