As rain pounded on the streets of Madison and snow loomed in the forecast, 400 folk-rock fans headed to the High Noon Saloon, in hopes that Austin, Texas-grown artist, Alejandro Rose-Garcia – a.k.a....

Camping out under the stars at Mirror Lake State Park and biking about 11 miles to and from the solar-powered Aldo Leapold Center in Baraboo, The Giving Tree Band truly made their second album, “Great...

Indie-pop band Reptar rocked Madisonians at the High Noon Saloon on April 4. Canopies and Quiet Hooves accompanied their performance. The sounds of the three bands worked well together, each bringing their...

Reptar is no longer just a green dinosaur cartoon from the 90’s. The name Reptar now belongs to a funky foursome from Athens, Georgia. This indie-pop group will be taking the stage along with Quite Hooves...

Folk-rock band, Megafaun first met at a jazz camp before they could even legally drive. Brothers, Phil (vocals and keyboard) and Brad Cook (vocals and guitar) grew up in Chippewa Falls, while Joe Westerlund...

Bringing to the stage a show reminiscent of The Who and the Rolling Stones, mixed with an indie-rock, blues and funk element, England’s Little Barrie officially made their Madison debut at the High Noon...

With the warm glow of the stage lights, in the candle lit bar, friends and couples welcomed each other with embrace and smiles at the High Noon Saloon. With a pair of tuned and readied acoustic guitars...