These three guys from Janesville rocked the crowd and were wildly entertaining. What a great start to the 2019 season. Thanks to MHTC for sponsoring .
WURK – August 8, 2018
The largest crowd of the season came out to enjoy a beautiful summer night and the sounds of WURK – all local guys from Mount Horeb. The Wild Rumpus “Try It” Circus provided entertainment and hula-hoops for the kids. It was the perfect end to a perfect WNL season.
Trapper Schoepp – August 1, 2018
A little drizzle during sound check then Trapper Schoepp engaged the crowd and totally entertained with his music and stories.
Buffalo Gospel – July 25, 2018
Beautiful night for country music. Thank you Ron Lutz II Photography for the images.
The Honey Pies – July 18, 2018
Largest crowd of the season enjoyed The Honey Pies on a perfect Wednesday in July.
Copper Box – July 11, 2018
Tonight’s WNL sponsor, Joe Drapeau (second from left), his son Isaac and wife Theresa posed with Copper Box before the concert. It was a perfect night with a big crowd and fun, fun, fun lively music. Thank you Copper Box. You are welcome back to Mount Horeb any time.
3 For All – July 4, 2018
Great music, awesome harmonies . . . wonderful start to the 2018 season. Happy 4th of July!!
Grupo Candela – August 16, 2017
Wrapped in plastic. The rain was NOT going to ruin a night of great music at the Grundahl Park pavilion. Grupo Candela played to an enthusiastic crowd that was on their feet salsa dancing and grooving on the music. It was a great show to close out the 2017 season. Already looking forward to Wednesday Night Live in 2018.
Thanks to our sponsors Bergey Jewelry and New Beginnings Chiropractic
and a BIG THANK YOU to Josh and Ehren from Absolute Audio for another great season of sound.
Harmonious Wail – August 9, 2017
A beautiful clear night of gypsy jazz with melodic vocals from Harmonious Wail at Grundal Park. The crowd was very pleased!!
Catfish Keith – August 2, 2017
We moved the concert to the Norsk because of rain in the forecast (again!!). It turned out to be a beautiful summer evening and Catfish Keith entertained the crowd with his deep blues, gospel and roots music played on 6 and 12-string vintage-style acoustic and National steel guitars. Now that’s how you do Wednesday Night Live.
