MUSE Sturgeon Bay

Milwaukee ska band Something To Do brings their infectious sound and DIY spirit to the stage with hard-hitting performances that address social issues with humor and critique. Their latest album Here Comes the Panic (2024) showcases the band's core sound, delivering an album packed with all killer, no filler tracks, and a relentless energy that’s earned them acclaim and a WAMI Award for Best World/Reggae/Ska Band.

Schubert’s Octet was inspired by Beethoven’s Septet, which was immensely popular. Schubert adds a second violin to the ensemble. It is his chamber music answer to the Great C-Major Symphony—a masterpiece of immense proportions. Gernot Wolfgang joins us to introduce his “Impressions,” which are suggestive of imaginary paintings, “Carnival of Venice,” “Dream,” and “Country Road.” Wolfgang, a Grammy-nominated composer, also uses the same instrumentation – clarinet, bassoon, horn, violins, viola, cello, and bass – as the Beethoven Septet in his energetic, novel, and delightful addition to this illustrious repertoire.

Katrina deVille and The Nobody Famous, a powerful ten-piece R&B ensemble, brings fierce soul fire to the stage with their electrifying horns and raw energy. Following their acclaimed 2025 EP CUZ I DO, the band is evolving its sound, ready to get you up on your feet and shaking!

Non-Participant is a raw, improvisational duo that blends heavy, hypnotic soundscapes with drums and bass, creating a ritualistic, ever-evolving performance. Each set is a unique journey, challenging expectations and immersing the listener in a visceral communion with sound.

The forces of the superb Griffon String Quartet and the Strings of Midsummer join forces under the guidance and example of violinist David Perry in two stunning Octets.

Gain entry to the Steel Bridge 20th Anniversary Party at MUSE from 5PM - Midnight. Seating is very limited so reserve your pass soon!