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Just a face in the Kenosha crowd: Local music heard in recent months

Kenosha Music Scene

It’s been quite some time since I’ve shared glimpses of the music created, produced and performed here locally in Kenosha.

Whether it’s Union Park Tavern, Public Brewing Co., Rustic Road, Kenosha Creative Space or any of our local venues, there is never a shortage of opportunities to support Kenosha bands.

And while I’ve taken some time off from sharing that experience firsthand in photo and video, that doesn’t mean I’ve stopped going.

Therefore, below, please find videos from three local venues where I had the pleasure of seeing some of my fellow local musicians share their skills in recent months.

Union Park Tavern

The Jill Plaisted Band, Indigo Canyon

The Jill Plaisted Band performs at Union Park Tavern in Kenosha, part one. Video by Daniel Thompson/The Uptown Observer.
The Jill Plaisted Band performs at Union Park Tavern in Kenosha, part two. Video by Daniel Thompson/The Uptown Observer.
The Jill Plaisted Band performs at Union Park Tavern in Kenosha, part three. Video by Daniel Thompson/The Uptown Observer.
Indigo Canyon performs at Union Park Tavern in Kenosha, part one. Video by Daniel Thompson/The Uptown Observer.
Indigo Canyon performs at Union Park Tavern in Kenosha, part two. Video by Daniel Thompson/The Uptown Observer.

Public Craft Brewing Co.

Nox on the mic

Nox performs at Public Craft Brewing Co. in Kenosha, part one. Video by Daniel Thompson/The Uptown Observer.
Nox performs at Public Craft Brewing Co. in Kenosha, part two. Video by Daniel Thompson/The Uptown Observer.

The last days of Fusionelli Kenosha Fusion

Indigo Canyon, Dropping Daisies, other artists

Southport Sound performs at Kenosha Fusion during the final days of the Crucianellis’ management of the Kenosha business. Video by Daniel Thompson/The Uptown Observer.

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Kat and the Hurricane bring their unique style to Kenosha Fusion in the last days of the Crucianellis’ management of the business earlier this year. Video by Daniel Thompson/The Uptown Observer.
Indigo Canyon perform at Kenosha Fusion in the last days of the Crucianellis’ management of the business earlier this year. Video by Daniel Thompson/The Uptown Observer.
Indigo Canyon perform at Kenosha Fusion in the last days of the Crucianellis’ management of the business earlier this year. Video by Daniel Thompson/The Uptown Observer.
Kenosha band Dropping Daisies, which includes Aimee and Danny Crucianelli, perform during the last night of the Crucianelli’s management of the music venue. Video by Daniel Thompson/The Uptown Observer.

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