TosaFest 2023 Music Lineup

Presented by the Devin Schuckert Agency

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Line-up on Friday, Sept. 8

  • Substitute: Tales From the Who

    Friday, Sept. 8, 8:30 pm
    Crivello Nichols and Hall Main Stage
    With a look and sound that captures The Who at the height of their 70s peak, Substitute plays the Who’s classic favorites.

  • Old Sam & The Teardrops

    Friday, Sept. 8, 8:30 pm
    Root Common Stage
    Old Sam & the Teardrops are Wisconsin's Premiere Swing Jazz Band.

  • Professor Pinkerton's Irrelevant Orchestra

    Friday, Sept. 8, 6 pm
    Root Common Stage
    Early American roots music aficionados, playing hot jazz, hokum, and country blues.

  • Louie and the Flashbombs

    Friday, Sept. 8, 6 pm
    Crivello Nichols and Hall Main Stage
    Powered by Louie Lucchesi’s unmistakable voice, Louie & The Flashbombs perform original songs. The group’s songs blend Lucchesi’s love of 1970s New York City rock with Benign’s knack for hooky alternative pop.

  • Landline

    Friday, Sept. 8, 9 pm
    Wire & Vice Underwood Stage
    Landline is your live alternative jukebox playing favorites from bands like REM, INXS, Weezer, The Cure, Foo Fighters, The Killers, U2, Pearl Jam and many more.

  • MD McNally

    Friday, Sept. 8, 7 pm
    Wire & Vice Underwood Stage
    This is what rock 'n roll feels like to the little boy who was saturated with songs of Irish rebellion, wore out his older siblings' '80s pop mixtapes, and witnessed MTV's peak and reality show descent. Classic rock, folk, world, grunge, jammers, alt-country, and sci-fi all left marks.

  • Wildered

    Friday, Sept. 8, 5 pm
    Wire & Vice Underwood Stage
    Using a folk-y foundation, Wildered seamlessly blends acoustic instruments and heartfelt vocal harmonies with sleek synth backing and futuristic production to forge something that’s easy to enjoy.

Line-up on Saturday, Sept. 9

  • The People Brothers Band

    Saturday, Sept. 9, 8:30 pm
    Crivello Nichols and Hall Main Stage
    The People Brothers Band’s unique brand of rhythm and soul features some of the most talented vocalists and musicians in the region.

  • Extra Crispy Brass Band

    Saturday, Sept. 9, 8:30 pm
    Root Common Stage
    New Orleans-style brass band music inspired by the great contemporary bands such as the Dirty Dozen, Hot Eight, Rebirth, and New Birth Brass Bands as well as traditional outfits such as the Olympia and Mahogany Brass Bands.

  • Shake Steady

    Saturday, Sept. 9, 6 pm
    Crivello Nichols and Hall Main Stage
    Serving up rousing deep funk from Detroit, Shake Steady breathe life into the rhythms and textures of classic funk and psychedelic soul. The next evolution of vinyl collector favorites and Motown mavericks Third Coast Kings, Shake Steady continues their joyous, danceable live tradition.

  • Trapper Schoepp

    Saturday, Sept. 9, 9 pm
    Wire & Vice Underwood Stage
    Folk singer-songwriter Trapper Schoepp is currently touring to support his new album, Siren Songs, a collection steeped in traditional American and Irish folk music filled with folklore and nautical imagery.

  • Paige Hargrove

    Saturday, Sept. 9, 6:30 pm
    Wire & Vice Underwood Stage
    Paige is a songwriter artist from Chicago. With her influences ranging from Noah Gundersen to Paramore, she has created a sound of her own.

  • Safe Sax

    Saturday, Sept. 9, 6 pm
    Root Common Stage
    Michael P. on saxophones & vocals performs a variety of musical genres for every audience.

  • Acoustix

    Saturday, Sept. 9, 5 pm
    Wire & Vice Underwood Stage
    Guitar, congas, and vocals, covering all your favorite songs from the 70s, 80s, 90s and more.

  • Livin' for the Weekend

    Saturday, Sept. 9, 4 pm
    Crivello Nichols and Hall Main Stage
    Livin' for the Weekend is an eclectic group of musicians spanning over 4 decades. This five-piece party band brings you some of the greatest songs ever recorded from the 60's to today!

  • Brett and the Dandys

    Saturday, Sept. 9, 2 pm
    Crivello Nichols and Hall Main Stage
    This three-piece rockabilly band covers hits from the 50s and 60s. Holding true to the original recordings while bringing live energy, fans get an experience that takes them back in time. The genre might be called “the oldies” but Brett and The Dandys appeal to music lovers of all ages, performing timeless classics.

  • 3D - The DeBraal Brothers

    Saturday, Sept. 9, noon
    Crivello Nichols and Hall Main Stage
    3D is a classic rock-influenced band with a pop-rock, harmony-filled feel that has graced the stages of Summerfest, State Fair and more. They've also opened for legendary national acts like Survivor, The Outfield, Loverboy, Taylor Dayne and Blackhawk. In their 3-piece acoustic trio form, they bring unmatched 3-part vocal harmonies, along with impeccable instrumentation.