Our main boulevard in downtown Wisconsin Dells is Broadway. So appropriate considering we schedule evening entertainment all summer long. One night you might be drawn in by the lilting sounds of bagpipes. Another night it could be a barbershop quartet. It might be a quick tour of the Caribbean via vocal styling's or a haunting lyric straight from an Irish lullaby. Appalachian cloggers are a wondrous sight to behold too. And, the very best part, our entertainment is free. Performances nightly from 7 p.m. - 9 p.m.
Located on the corner of Eddy Street and Broadway in Downtown Wisconsin Dells - Performances nightly from 7 p.m. - 9 p.m.
Swing Crew - Fun is the bottom line with this interactive, acoustic band. The show features a wide variety of music, audience participation, jokes, stunts and cornball humor. You can expect to hear a variety country, swing, island beat, rockabilly, rock-n-roll plus a humorous collection of novelty tunes.
T.J. Howell – With the energy and speed of a skilled athlete and the timing and accuracy of an accomplished magician, T.J. Howell presents a world-class comedy, juggling and unicycle performance.
Rising Gael – Performs traditional Irish tunes and classic songs with unforgettable arrangements captivating audiences of all ages and musical interests.
State Street – Listening to this barbershop quartet will transport you back in time. Their melodic tone blends together to give the audience a true summertime treat.
Coconut Fusion – Coconut Fusion seeks to inspire audiences to move with the music through their unique, enticing, and contagious rhythms. The group's eclectic musical tastes and expertise allow the listener to enjoy a delightful bouquet of listening pleasures.
Zor Pipes & Drums - This sought after group consists of volunteer bagpipers and drummers, all of whom are Shriners. They participate in over 40 parades, concerts and events throughout Wisconsin, wearing authentic Scottish kilts and playing traditional Scottish music.
Prairie Thunder Cloggers – Prairie Thunder Cloggers bring 18th century Appalachian precision clogging into the 21st century, blending it with Irish jigs, Scottish Highland dances, and a bit of modern tap.
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