2023 Schedule

Thank you for your continued support Mount Horeb Summer Frolic and Mount Horeb Community Foundation

July 12th – The Blue Olives

Thanks for your support: Village Smile Care and SignArt Studio

Regular artists at House of Blues- Chicago, The Blue Olives (based out of Madison, Wisconsin) have performed over 3500 shows nationally. Once described as “tight enough to be professional. yet loose enough to be really fun…” we feature a hornline, killer vocal harmonies, searing guitar and funky  rhythm section.  Known as one of the fiercest jam bands around with a huge repertoire, we easily go from playing formal corporate events to large venue rock concert atmospheres.

Food Trucks: Halo Halo and Panchos Tacos

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  July 19th – Corey Mathew Hart

Thanks for your support: McFee on Main and Sunn Cafe

From the time Corey Mathew Hart started singing at a young age, his voice has amazed audiences. “The human voice is such a wonderfully complex instrument. So often, words can fail to portray the whole meaning or idea you are trying to get across, but in song you can convey more emotion and add more depth and dimension to the written word,” says Hart. And he does just that with a voice and songs that earned Hart two MAMAs (Madison Area Music Association awards) in 2011, one for best male vocalist and the other for best Folk/Americana album. Most recently, Corey won the Overture Rising Stars competition in 2014 and has been selected as a finalist in the 2015 NewSong songwriting competition. In recent years, Hart has performed as a member of The Mascot Theory, as well as other Madison area musicians. His current band, Lost Lakes, is turning heads both locally and nationally. His latest single “Heaven Help Me” was released in November of 2022.

Food Trucks: Halo Halo and Swagat

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 July 26th – Mad City Jug Band

Thanks for your support:   MHTC and Norsk Golf Club

We are America’s Most Adequate Jug Band!™ The Mad City Jug Band plays classic jug band music, blues and pop music from the 1920s and ’30s as well as hits made popular during the 1960s jug band revival by musicians like the Grateful Dead, John Sebastian, and the Jim Kweskin Jug Band. And then there are the hokum tunes from early 1900s where sly lyrics and euphemistic references earn G-ratings even though the songs tend to be about sex, booze and controlled substances. Got the Salty Dog Blues? Need some southern eel? How about some jelly roll? We can tell you all about it and right in front of the kids, too. The Mad City Jug Band is a hoot and is sure to make you smile, dance and clap your hands. Are you ready to have some fun?

Food Trucks: Halo Halo and Egg Naanana

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August 2nd – La Combi

Thanks for your support: The Third Door Storage

La Combi loves to delight audiences and get them moving into he dance floor with everything from classic Salsas, Perico ripiao to psychedelic Peruvian Cumbias.  All aboard!

Food Trucks: Halo Halo and Panchos Tacos

 

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August 9th – Raquel & the Wildflowers

Thanks for your support:  Buck & Honey’s

Fusing the sounds of country and rock, Raquel & The Wildflowers has quickly grabbed the attention of music lovers across the nation. Raquel & The Wildflowers formed in 2019 and are based out of New York. The bands energetic live performance has landed them on country festival stages featuring artists such as Dierks Bentley, Kane Brown, Thomas Rhett, Florida Georgia Line, Jason Aldean, Granger Smith. They have opened for multi-platinum artist Andy Grammer, award winning bands, performed at the Big E Fair, summer concerts, theaters and have completed two national tours.Raquels debut solo artist single “Run Towards the Highway” won a ReverbNation contest that was distributed for airplay. The song charted #32 on DRT Top 50 Country AirPlay charts.

Food Trucks: Halo Halo and SOHO Gourmet Cuisines

 

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 August 16th – The Civil Engineers

Thanks for your support: Pioneer Environmental Group  – Joe Drapeau and Rotary Club of Mount Horeb

The Civil Engineers are a rock and soul band based in Madison, Wisconsin. Drawing from a broad spectrum of influences ranging from Tower of Power to Vulfpeck, They deliver lively original dance music that attracts live music fans of all genres. Molly Fish’s soaring vocals are underscored by one of Madison’s funkiest rhythm sections and hard-hitting horns to produce their signature groove. Their second EP, #, won the Madison Area Music Award for Best Pop/R&B Album in 2018, and their third EP Heads on Birds won the Madison Area Music Award for Best Pop Album in 2022. 

Food Trucks: Halo Halo and Egg Naanna
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