Get ready for a night of live music and dancing with "Blues in the Barn" at Four Winds Farm! Their cozy barn loft will be set with a dance floor and plenty of seating for a fantastic night of live music. Enjoy the soulful sounds of Madtown Mannish Boys as they bring the energy, setting the perfect tone for an evening of dancing and fun. Whether you're there to hit the dance floor or relax and enjoy the music, it will be a great night at the farm!

Event Highlights:

- Live Music: Madtown Mannish Boys will be playing lively blues in the loft.

- Small Bites: Your ticket includes appetizers in the kitchen for snacking throughout the evening.

- Cash Bar: Quench your thirst with a selection of drinks and refreshments available for purchase.

- Cozy Atmosphere: Their barn loft will make the perfect backdrop for this evening of blues.

*Tickets: $17 (ticket includes tax, event admission, and appetizers for snacking.)
*Doors will open at 5:45pm
*Space is limited to 200 guests
*Parking is free but limited, please plan to carpool if possible.

About the band:

The Madtown Mannish Boys are a Madison-based Blues band who are steeped in Chicago-style Blues, including artists like Muddy Waters, Junior Wells, Otis Spann, Paul Butterfield, and Little Walter. They perform with raw exuberance and driving rhythms that make you want to boogie. Some of their tunes are harmonica-driven, played with gritty fervor and intense energy. Others are soulful ballads, heavily influenced by the likes of Otis Redding and Sam Cooke. This mix of styles and genres makes for an entertaining and dynamic show that you won’t want to miss.

Paul Schwoerer wields his harmonica with a chip on his shoulder and his vocals are gripping and yet smooth. Jesse “Honey Boy” Steinberg injects melodic flurries of guitar riffs into the lively grooves laid down by Joe Shelley (bass) and John Sickerdick (drums). Todd Phipps is one of the most sought-after Blues keyboardists in the Midwest. He is a sponsored artist by Hammond Organ and plays with various other bands in the Midwest.