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525 N. Taylor St. Green Bay, WI 54303 920-435-3269 www.cupojoy.com August 2021 Live Music Schedule *All Shows held in Cup2 unless listed as Cup3. Consider getting a Saved Seat at www.cupojoy.com Always check the website for last minute changes in scheduling! FRI AUG 6 MATT PETERS & THE NERD WEASELS - Modern Pop Punk featuring catchy guitar riffs and lyrics, taking influence from bands like Reliant K. ARIYLA – girl fronted modern Pop sound band. 7:30pm, SAT AUG 7 FISH STICKS IMPRV COMEDY ‐ one of the premiere improv comedy teams in the country, It's "Whose Line?" that doesn't cross the line, high-energy, interactive, all-age fun. 7:30pm FRI AUG 13 BLAKE AND JENNA BOLERJACK – Award winning Modern Gospel Duo, Blake & Jenna create a signature, velvety Gospel blend.. 7:30pm, SAT AUG 14 OPEN MIC – You can play the Cup stage, Show 7pm, Doors 6:30pm FRI AUG 20 SPOKEN4 QUARTET – based in Branson, Mo. with strong harmonies and dynamic ministry this Quartet is on the road performing more than 200 events a year. Show 7:30pm, Doors 6:45pm SAT AUG 21 THE LARRY DELAWDER FAMILY – Larry and Sara, with daughters, Hannah, & Faith from Branson, MO, travel as a musical family. With Guest: Larry as BARNEY FIFE –a bit of Comedy! Show 7:30pm FRI AUG 27 SANTUS REAL – over 24 radio hits and full album sales exceeding 750,000. with #1 singles "Lead Me", "Forgiven", "Whatever You're Doing", "I'm Not Alright", "Don't Give Up", "We Need Each Other", "Everything About You" and “Confidence”. 2 Shows, 6:15 and 8:30pm SAT AUG 28 FARTHER ALONG - Drums, Bass, Guitar, Mandolin, Saxophone, Accordion and Horn band from Fox Valley. And: VICKIE BASAR & COMPANY: Acoustic Americana roots w/ original, country, root-rock, folk, R&B tunes. Vickie joined by John McVey & Nick Griesto. 7:30 .

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