We have a great night planned to celebrate the New Year!
Noah John & Ringing Iron takes the stage at 5:30!
Followed by Horace Green around 9!
Rockin’ Bones will ring in 2018!

Noah John and Ringing Iron:
A band based in southeastern Wisconsin playing classic hard driving bluegrass as well as country and americana. We blend driving banjo, powerful mandolin, steady rhythm guitar and tight harmonies to create a new, unique sound.

Horace Greene:
Purposefully striding through a field of 60’s soul and guitar-driven blues rock, Horace Greene has set up camp in Oshkosh, WI where they brew their own unique brand of alternative rock n’ roll. The 3-piece, consisting of Tony Oakley (Vocals/Guitar), Sam Swetlik (Bass), and Mitch Washebek (Drums), is quickly picking up steam in the Fox Valley area and has plans to expand their sound to the Southern and West Coast of the US.

Rockin’ Bones:
Led by Dave Nooe and other talented players that vary from show to show. Some of these performers include the likes of Jenny Anne, Dan Clark, Scott Harrison, Deb Harrison, Catfish Theate, Andrew Ashburn, Aaron Kuitert, Kurt Bauer, Tony Oakley, Jeremy Doemel and Caleb “Rudy” Westphal. The Bones in one form or another have been delivering original Rock and Roll for 33 years and were founded in the basement of Donny Ramano’s Pizza Parlor on College Avenue in Appleton, Wisconsin. Their unique blend of Rockabilly, Psychobilly, Ska and Blues can be heard and felt in their extensive catalog of both originals and covers. Their self- titled album came out in 1990 and was quickly followed by another release called Second Chance to Dance. After relocating to Nashville, TN in the late ‘90s the band has put out several projects including Ten Ticket Thrill Ride, Garage in the Sky and Road to Rockville. Their live show is made up of meshed melodies and folks not leaving the dance floor. Influenced by the greats like Hank Williams, Carl Perkins, the Clash and the Cramps listeners and dancers alike have a hard time leaving the legendary Rockin’ Bones shows without craving more of their musical madness.