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Saturday night, we're turning the house lights down and the blacklights up for the NEON BASH!
09/17/2026

Saturday night, we're turning the house lights down and the blacklights up for the NEON BASH!

It has been my honor to celebrate America's birthday, and raise money, with these fine men and women of the Goodman WI V...
07/03/2026

It has been my honor to celebrate America's birthday, and raise money, with these fine men and women of the Goodman WI Volunteer Fire Department for about 6 years or so and counting!

02/24/2026

Had a blast entertaining the crowd for Ski Jump Weekend at the this past Saturday night!

A piece of history!!
01/16/2026

A piece of history!!

A cassette tape thought to contain Tupac’s “earliest” surviving music recording is up for sale.

Recorded between 1987 and 1988, the unreleased, seven-track tape comes from the personal archive of Tupac’s childhood friend Ge-ology, and has never been released to the public.

It makes up part of Wax Poetics' ‘Tupac Grails & Hip Hop History’ collection, and includes memorabilia from Ge-ology’s personal archive such as handwritten lyrics, photographs of Tupac DJing at a party, and a signed graduation banner.

The rare recording is described as an “extraordinary and irreplaceable” piece of memorabilia, and documents Tupac at the age of just 16 then working under the alias MC New York. The tape includes recordings from Tupac’s first-ever group, Born Busy, made in Baltimore in the late ‘80s – captured before the late rapper ever rose to fame.

"That tape is one of the earliest moments of Tupac being documented, before the world knew who he was," says Ge-ology. "I’ve protected it for decades, and now it feels right for it to be shared properly, as history.”

12/20/2025

Time to dust off your favorite Ugly Christmas Sweater and join your friends at South City Pub while DJ Seismic crafts the soundtrack with plenty of low frequency information!

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Always respect the art.
06/05/2024

Always respect the art.

Steve Miller of the iconic band "Steve Miller Band" who were the performers of "Abracadabra" which was sampled for the single "Houdini", writes a letter to Eminem on Twitter

"Hello EM,

There is a long chain of stories, poetry, lyrics and musical roots that have crossed cultures and generations inspiring the whole world for hundreds of years and in all those lines of thought, music and rhythm there are special artists who assimilate it all and create new original ideas from Your own feelings and experiences. You're one of those timeless creators building something new on a long musical legacy of original artists.
To me it's Les Paul, T-Bone Walker, Bill Doggett, Johnny Guitar Watson, Howlin' Wolf, Jimmy Reed, The Beatles, Chuck Berry, W***y Dixon, Leiber & Stoller, Cannonball Adderley, John Coltrane and Miles Davis.
I have always tried to give credit, honor and respect to the people who have most influenced my life, as well as acknowledge their copyright and share knowledge of their work through my own work.
I didn't know it would be like this when I was a kid trying to make a living playing music and recording records, I just knew I had to respect the art that preceded me and also fight for it among all the scoundrels, thieves and impostors.
There aren't many artists who take the time or make the effort to defend themselves and at the same time recognize and respect their influencers. Marshall Mathers you are an exception and you are on my short list of people who respect art.
Being included in your process makes me feel good as I continue to sing and play the music I love. I feel honored.

Thank you very much,

Steve Miller"

05/11/2024

The party kicks off at 8PM for the hardcore Swifties!

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