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*Onstage, Crowder and band wear in-ears to hear high-fidelity sound - and now, with this VIP experience, you can also access exclusive soundboard audio. You’ll get an Alclair device and studio-quality in-ear headphones to give you a behind the scenes audio experience to hear on-stage communication that only the band & crew can hear!

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Over 3 Million records sold, 1.8 Billion global streams, and 5 GRAMMY® Nominations. Crowder’s first solo album,  Neon Steeple , debuted at No. 8 on the Billboard 200, was named iTunes 2014 Christian Album of the Year, garnered multiple radio hits, two GRAMMY® nominations for “Come As You Are” and “Lift Your Head Weary Sinner (Chains), a Grand Ole Opry debut, a Dove Award and numerous K-LOVE Fan Award Nominations.  American Prodigal , his GRAMMY® nominated follow-up album, released in 2016, landing at No. 1 on the Christian & Gospel Album Chart, No. 3 on the Digital Albums Chart, No. 5 on Billboard’s Top Album Sales Chart and No. 12 on the all-genre, Top 200 Billboard Chart. The song “All My Hope” brought Crowder a No. 1 radio single, in addition to two Top 10 singles prior to that from  American Prodigal . His third project,  I Know A Ghost , hit No.1 yet again on the Billboard Top Christian Albums Chart, while also earning his fourth GRAMMY® nomination for Best Contemporary Christian Album. Following in the footsteps of his previous releases, Crowder’s fourth studio album,  Milk & Honey  (6.11.21), debuted at No.1 on the Billboard Top Christian/Gospel Albums Chart, bringing about a record-breaking year of music for the Texarkana-native upon its arrival. Nominated for Pop/Contemporary Recorded Song of the Year at the 2021 Dove Awards, the project’s lead single-turned-smash hit, “Good God Almighty,” not only peaked at No.1 at Christian radio, but it also sat atop the Billboard Christian Songs   Chart for five consecutive weeks and landed Crowder his first No. 1 on Billboard’s Hot Christian Songs chart. Continuing the success, the album’s sophomore single, “In The House,” became Crowder’s fourth No.1 radio single in February 2022 and the project’s third single “God Really Loves Us” garnered a GRAMMY® nomination for Best Contemporary Christian Music Song. Crowder’s latest release is his first Christmas album  Milk & Cookies: A Merry Crowder Christmas.  With recent press highlights including  GMA ,  Fox & Friends ,  Wall Street Journal ,  PEOPLE Magazine ,  SPIN ,  American Songwriter  and many more, Crowder is in the studio preparing for his fifth studio album coming in 2024.

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Artists | May 11, 2021 03:34 EDT By Tiffany Barnes

Crowder, grammy nominee, announced 2021 milk & honey tour with 30+ shows.

GRAMMY Award-nominated Crowder has announced his 2021 Milk & Honey Tour encompassing more than 30 new shows, including performances at the Ryman Auditorium, Carnegie Music Hall, ACL Live at the Moody and others. The tour will follow Crowder's 'Milk & Honey' album due June 11th via Capitol Christian Music Group/sixstepsrecords.

The show will open with Capitol CMG/sixstepsrecords artist Sean Curran followed by an inspired set from seasoned artist Crowder, leading songs from his new album 'Milk & Honey' to end the night.

"We're finally getting out of the basement!," says Crowder. "We can't wait to see you fantastic folks in person for the Milk & Honey tour this fall! It's going to be a family reunion like no other, see you there."

Tickets will go on sale to the public on Fri., May 14th at 12 PM ET, and pre-sale will begin tomorrow, Tues., May 11th at 12 PM ET (local time). To purchase tickets and find more information, visit crowdermusic.com.

Crowder is a three-time GRAMMY nominee who is armed with multiple Dove Awards, RIAA Platinum and Gold Certifications, more than 1 billion global streams and more than 2.5 million followers on social media. Pre-order 'Milk & Honey' (6.11) here: crowder.lnk.to/milkandhoney/pr.

THE MILK & HONEY TOUR  

Thurs. Sept. 30 | Smoky Mtn Center for Perf Arts | Franklin, NC

Fri., Oct. 1 | House of Blues | Lake Buena Vista, FL

Sat., Oct. 2 | Florida Theater | Jacksonville, FL

Sun., Oct. 3 | Ruth Eckard Hall | Clearwater, FL

Mon., Oct. 4 | Broward Center for Perf Arts | Fort Lauderdale, FL

Tues., Oct. 19 | Paramount Arts Center | Ashland, KY

Wed., Oct. 20 | Palace Theatre  | Columbus, OH

Fri., Oct. 22| Georgia Theatre | Athens, GA

Sat., Oct. 23 | Spartanburg Memorial Auditorium | Spartanburg, SC

Sun., Oct. 24 | Taft Theatre | Cincinnati, OH

Tues., Oct. 26 | Mountain Arts Center | Prestonburg, KY

Wed., Oct. 27 | W.D. Packard Music Hall | Warren, OH

Thurs., Oct. 28 | The Birchmere | Alexandria, VA

Fri., Oct. 29 | Fellowship Alliance Chapel | Medford, NJ

Sat., Oct. 30 | Community Arts Center | Williamsport, PA

Thurs., Nov. 4 | Carnegie Music Hall | Pittsburgh, PA

Fri., Nov. 5 | The Berglund Center | Roanoke, VA

Sat., Nov. 6 | Niswonger Performing Arts | Greeneville, TN

Sun., Nov. 7 | Charleston Gaillard Center | Charleston, SC

Mon., Nov. 8 | Tabernacle | Atlanta, GA

Tues., Nov. 9 | The Orange Peel | Asheville, NC

Wed., Nov. 10 | Ryman Auditorium | Nashville, TN

Thurs., Nov. 11 | Ball State University | Muncie, IN

Fri., Nov. 12 | Mt. Zion Church | Clarkston, MI

Sat., Nov. 13 | Mercy Health Arena| Muskegon, MI

Sun., Nov. 14 | The Palace Theatre | Louisville, KY

Thurs., No. 18 | The Theatre at Grand Prairie | Grand Prairie, TX

Fri., Nov. 19 | Majestic Theatre | San Antonio, TX

Sat., Nov. 20 | Smart Financial Centre | Sugarland, TX

Sun., Nov. 21 | ACL Live at the Moody | Austin, TX

Mon., Nov. 22 | Rapides Parish Colisuem | Alexandria, LA

CROWDER ON TOUR THIS SUMMER:

Fri., May 28 | Gaylord Opryland | Nashville, TN

Sun., May 30 | Gaylord Opryland | Nashville, TN

Sat., June 5 | Magic Springs and Theme Park | Hot Springs, AR

Fri., June 11 | Pinecrest Academy @ Cadence | Henderson, NV

Sat., June 12 | Craig Ranch Amphitheatre | Las Vegas, NV

Sat., June 19 | The Caverns | Pelham, TN

Fri., July 9 | Sunnyview Fairgrounds | Oshkosh, WI

Thurs., July 15 | Daytona, FL

Fri., July 16 | Samford University | Birmingham, AL

Sat., July 17 | Memorial Park | Rapid City, SD

Thurs., July 22 | Kingsport, TN

Sat., July 24 | Chickasaw Bricktown Ballpark | Oklahoma City, OK

Sat., July 31 | BJCC | Birmingham, AL

Sun., Aug. 1 | Ozark Empire Fairgrounds | Springfield, MO

Fri., Aug. 6 | Gunstock Mountain Resort | Gilford, NH

Sat., Aug. 21 | Riverfront Park Playground | Salem, OR

Mon., Sept. 13 | Wayne County Fair | Wooster, OH

Thurs., Sept. 16 | Allegan County Fair | Allegan, MI

Fri., Sept. 17 | Wagon Wheel Center | Warsaw, IN

Sat., Sept. 18 | Washington Couty Fair Park | West Bend, WI

Tues., Sept. 28 | Blooomsburg County Fair | Bloomsburg, PA

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On december 1st, the band milk. stopped in boston, ma to kick off their 2023/24 tour. boston is just one of 11 u.s. shows on the tour schedule, with final stops in paris, london, and dublin..

The band celebrated the release of '3, the EP' in addition to their latest single, 'Emotionally Abusive'. The Boston crowd was especially excited to hear some of the band's classics, including 'Treat Me' and 'A Little More' from '1, the EP'.

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Crowder Announces 30-Show 2021 ‘Milk & Honey Tour’

Nashville, TN (May 12, 2021) GRAMMY Award-nominated Christian music artist Crowder has announced his 2021 Milk & Honey Tour encompassing more than 30 new shows, including performances at the Ryman Auditorium , Carnegie Music Hall , ACL Live at the Moody and others. The tour will follow Crowder’s new  Milk & Honey album release on June 11 on Capitol Christian Music Group/sixstepsrecords .

The show will open with Capitol CMG/sixstepsrecords artist Sean Curran followed by an inspired set from seasoned artist Crowder, leading songs from his new album ‘ Milk & Honey’ to end the night. Watch his electrifying performance of “Good God Almighty,” a song that recently topped the Billboard Hot Christian Songs Chart , below.

“We’re finally getting out of the basement!,” says Crowder. “We can’t wait to see you fantastic folks in person for the Milk & Honey Tour this fall! It’s going to be a family reunion like no other, see you there.”

Tickets for the 2021 Milk & Honey Tour  will go on sale to the public on Fri., May 14th at 12 PM ET.

Visit: www.crowdermusic.com

THE MILK & HONEY TOUR Thurs. Sept. 30 | Smoky Mtn Center for Perf Arts | Franklin, NC Fri., Oct. 1 | House of Blues | Lake Buena Vista, FL Sat., Oct. 2 | Florida Theater | Jacksonville, FL Sun., Oct. 3 | Ruth Eckard Hall | Clearwater, FL Mon., Oct. 4 | Broward Center for Perf Arts | Fort Lauderdale, FL Tues., Oct. 19 | Paramount Arts Center | Ashland, KY Wed., Oct. 20 | Palace Theatre  | Columbus, OH Fri., Oct. 22| Georgia Theatre | Athens, GA Sat., Oct. 23 | Spartanburg Memorial Auditorium | Spartanburg, SC Sun., Oct. 24 | Taft Theatre | Cincinnati, OH Tues., Oct. 26 | Mountain Arts Center | Prestonburg, KY Wed., Oct. 27 | W.D. Packard Music Hall | Warren, OH Thurs., Oct. 28 | The Birchmere | Alexandria, VA Fri., Oct. 29 | Fellowship Alliance Chapel | Medford, NJ Sat., Oct. 30 | Community Arts Center | Williamsport, PA Thurs., Nov. 4 | Carnegie Music Hall | Pittsburgh, PA Fri., Nov. 5 | The Berglund Center | Roanoke, VA Sat., Nov. 6 | Niswonger Performing Arts | Greeneville, TN Sun., Nov. 7 | Charleston Gaillard Center | Charleston, SC Mon., Nov. 8 | Tabernacle | Atlanta, GA Tues., Nov. 9 | The Orange Peel | Asheville, NC Wed., Nov. 10 | Ryman Auditorium | Nashville, TN Thurs., Nov. 11 | Ball State University | Muncie, IN Fri., Nov. 12 | Mt. Zion Church | Clarkston, MI Sat., Nov. 13 | Mercy Health Arena| Muskegon, MI Sun., Nov. 14 | The Palace Theatre | Louisville, KY Thurs., No. 18 | The Theatre at Grand Prairie | Grand Prairie, TX Fri., Nov. 19 | Majestic Theatre | San Antonio, TX Sat., Nov. 20 | Smart Financial Centre | Sugarland, TX Sun., Nov. 21 | ACL Live at the Moody | Austin, TX Mon., Nov. 22 | Rapides Parish Colisuem | Alexandria, LA

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Crowder Plots 30+ Date Milk And Honey Tour For Fall

Crowder has announced plans for his 2021 Milk & Honey Tour, which will kick off September 30 and feature more than 30 shows at venues including the Ryman Auditorium, Carnegie Music Hall, ACL Live at the Moody, and many others. The tour will follow Crowder’s Milk & Honey album due June 11 via Capitol Christian Music Group/sixstepsrecords.

Crowder is a three-time Grammy nominee who is armed with multiple Dove Awards, RIAA Platinum and Gold Certifications, more than 1 billion global streams and more than 2.5 million followers on social media.

Capitol CMG/sixstepsrecords artist Sean Curran will open select shows. Tickets will go on sale to the general public on Friday, May 14 at 11 a.m. CST while pre-sale has already begun. To purchase tickets and find more information, visit crowdermusic.com .

“We’re finally getting out of the basement! We can’t wait to see you fantastic folks in person for the Milk & Honey tour this fall! It’s going to be a family reunion like no other, see you there,” shares Crowder

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Missy Elliott has once again flipped it and reversed it.

This summer, the popular rapper — and first female Hip-Hop artist inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame — is embarking on her first-ever headlining tour with special guests Busta Rhymes , Ciara and Timbaland .

The 24-concert jaunt, dubbed the ‘Out Of This World Tour,’ will send the quartet to arenas all over North America including Belmont Park, NY’s UBS Arena on Aug. 3, Newark, NJ’s Prudential Center on Aug. 9 and Brooklyn’s Barclays Center on Aug. 12.

“Fans have been asking me to tour forever but I wanted to wait until I felt the time was right because I knew if I was ever going to do it, I had to do it big, and I had to do it with family,” the 52-year-old Elliott shared in a press release.

“Get ready to be taken OUT OF THIS WORLD with me, Busta Rhymes, Ciara, and Timbaland! We can’t wait to share this experience with the fans!”

And if you’re a fan that can’t wait to “Get Ur Freak On” with Elliott, tickets are available for all 24 North American concerts as soon as today.

Although inventory isn’t available on Ticketmaster until Friday, April 12, fans who want to ensure they have tickets ahead of time can purchase on sites like Vivid Seats before tickets are officially on sale.

Vivid Seats is a secondary market ticketing platform, and prices may be higher or lower than face value, depending on demand.

They have a 100% buyer guarantee that states your transaction will be safe and secure and will be delivered before the event.

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A complete calendar including all ‘Out Of This World’ tour dates, venues, and links to buy tickets can be found below.

Missy Elliott set list

Elliott’s last proper headlining gig was in Highland, CA on May 9, 2023.

Here’s what she brought to the stage that night, courtesy of Set List FM :

01.) “Intro”

02.) “Throw It Back” 03.) “Cool Off” 04.) “We Run This” 05.) “One Minute Man” 06.) “I’m Really Hot” ACT II

07.) “Hasizzle” 08.) “Rain” (SWV song) 09.) “The Rain (Supa Dupa Fly)” 10.) “She’s a B—-“ 11.) “Gossip Folks” 12.) “All n My Grill” 13.) “Sock It 2 Me” 14.) “Get Ur Freak On” 15.) “Lick Shots” 16.) “Funky Fresh Medley” ACT III

17.) “Bad Man” 18.) “Work It” 19.) “Pass That Dutch” 20.) “Ching-A-Ling” 21.) “Hot Boyz” 22.) “DripDemeanor”

23.) “DJ Break” Encore II

24.) “WTF Music” 25.) “Lose Control”

Missy Elliott new music

The Rock Hall of Famer hasn’t technically released an album since 2005’s “The Cookbook.”

However, she’s kept busy for the past two decades regularly releasing singles with big names like Lizzo, Anitta, Pharrell, Kesha, David Guetta, and many more.

If you want to catch up with her later output, Elliott’s complete discography can be found here .

Missy Elliott special guests

As noted above, Elliott is bringing a trio of big-name collaborators along for the summer ride.

To get you back up to speed, here are their most-streamed tracks on Spotify:

Busta Rhymes: “Don’t Cha”

Ciara: “One, Two Step”

Timbaland: “The Way I Are”

Eagle-eyed fans that caught the stylish tour announcement trailer may have noticed the out of this world costumes were designed by June Ambrose who has been working with Elliott for decades.

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CamelPhat Announces Five-Date Spiritual Milk North American Tour

CamelPhat is heading to New York, Washington DC, Toronto, Chicago, and Denver on the Spiritual Milk North American Tour next year.

UK-based duo CamelPhat continues to dig their teeth deeper into the skin of the house and techno scene with each passing year. From massive hit tracks like “Cola” to their recently unveiled sophomore album Spiritual Milk , these two phenoms have flexed their production might with emotionally stirring soundscapes. Their performances have been filled with just as much luster along the way, taking the stage at festivals ranging from EDC Las Vegas and Coachella to Untold Festival and Tomorrowland , not to mention their residencies in Ibiza.

The success of their latest album has catapulted CamelPhat even further, and now they’re planning to celebrate the release of Spiritual Milk with their fans in North America. While the duo will be present at festivals like PROPER NYE/NYD in San Diego and Ultra Music Festival in Miami in the coming months, they’re also set to embark on a five-city tour that will see them grace the stage around the continent.

Related: Explore the latest sounds from CamelPhat by checking out our take on Spiritual Milk .

The Spiritual Milk North America Tour kicks off on February 9 at Great Hall in New York , before CamelPhat makes their way to Echostage in Washington DC and History in Toronto on back-to-back nights. Then, the tour resumes in March with an appearance at Radius in Chicago before the jet over to Denver to take the stage at the Fillmore at the beginning of the month to bring it to a close.

Pre-sale tickets for this five-city run from CamelPhat will be available on Wednesday, November 15 at 10am local time, with the public sale beginning on Friday, November 17 at 10am local time. Head to their website to sign up for access!

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Since 2010, "Milwaukee Day" has been celebrated on April 14 (4/14) since it has the same digits as the city's area code, 414. There'll be the annual 414 Flag drop, parties, markets, discounted tickets and tours, and more.

Here's a guide to what's going on Sunday for the holiday:

414 Milwaukee flag drop and freebies by City Hall

This 414 Day tradition is celebrating its fifth year.

414 Milwaukee  — which sells 414 apparel, hats and products — will again be unfurling a giant 414 flag in front of City Hall, 200 E. Wells St., at 10 a.m. Sunday, according to a news release. This year's flag drop will also feature a small wedding ceremony.

Who doesn't like free stuff? FUEL Cafe and Bel Air will be giving out breakfast burritos and coffee, and 414 Milwaukee will be offering free limited-edition T-shirts (while supplies last).

Milwaukee Hittaz, directed by Jermey Reyes, will lead a drum line procession from The Hop's City Hall northbound stop to Wells Street to City Hall.

There will also be a multimedia booth from VISIT Milwaukee with DJ ZSMOOV from Jammin 98.3FM.

Over at the 414 Milwaukee shop, 207 E. Buffalo St. #318, select track suits and hoodies will be on sale for $41.40 on Sunday, the release said.

During the month of April, the center car of The Hop has been wrapped with DJ Shawna, Harmonic Harvest founder Jenna Washluski and Chris Gilbert in 414 Milwaukee, the release said.

414 and DJ Shawna are putting on a photo contest/cap giveaway through Saturday. People can take a photo with DJ Shawna's MKE Hop image, then post it on Instagram with the hashtag #414shawna. The people who post the 14 "most creative" photos will win a free 414 cap, per the release. Be safe and smart about this, folks.

Winners will be announced Saturday, and can collect their cap during the 414 Flag drop.

Milwaukee Makers Market 'Celebrate Milwaukee' edition with over 50 local businesses

Milwaukee Makers Market is putting on a "Celebrate Milwaukee" edition with more than 50 local businesses, according to its Instagram .

It'll be held inside the Discovery World Pavilion, 500 N. Harbor Drive, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sunday.

Participating vendors include:

• The Tots On The Street food truck
• The Beantoes
• Not Just Jams
• Thom Ertl Designs
• Unforgettable Delights By Rosa
• Blu Mountain Co.
• For The Love Of Drax
• Gabbard Creations
• Big White Yeti
• My Sistuh's Trunk
• Square One Soaps
• Adri & Joel Ceramics
• Cool AF Glass
• Neutral Ground Clay Co.
• Adam Matthew Ink
• Abbey Bell Does
• Emmanuel's Mix
• Maebel Jewelry
• Uncommon Wild
• Boho Designs By Katya
• James Steeno Gallery
• Never Judge A Book
• Sugar Sugar 
• MF Crochet Friends
• Milwaukee Art Girl
• Uncommon Brick
• Frank & Bella
• Carries Crispies
• ACM Designs
• Happy Accidents By Lex
• Amina Illustration
• Little Raven Fiber Arts
• Johnny's Hot Sauce
• Art By Maceo & Dad
• Aunt Manda's LLC
• Orange Pops
• My Charming Ceramics
• Cassie's Cakes MKE
• Nolan Tweedy
• Tootsie's Teas
• The WIld Ones
• Jodi B. Art
• Student Made Market (707 Hub Marquette)
• Love Medusa
• Beyer Beware

Note: While market admission is free, there's a cost for museum exhibit admission if you plan on visiting while you're there.

Brewers celebrating 414 Day by releasing new beer at the Barrel Yard

The Milwaukee Brewers will have their own beer to celebrate 414 Day this year at the J. Leinenkugel's Barrel Yard restaurant inside American Family Field, 1 Brewers Way.

The new brew — named Fresh, Flavor, Forward — is a Berliner weisse, a historical German wheat ale that pays homage to Milwaukee and Leinenkugel's German heritages. It was brewed onsite by  head brewer Corrine Georges .

The Barrel Yard will release the beer to the public Sunday. The restaurant's hours that day are 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. The beer will be available on tap and in 32-ounce crowlers that are new to the restaurant and available to purchase on non-game days.

Fresh, Flavor, Forward will be available throughout the April 15 to 17 homestand when the Brewers play the San Diego Padres, and it will be on tap in the Barrel Yard until it's sold out.

Summerfest offering $41.40 tickets for select American Family Insurance Amphitheater shows

Summerfest is celebrating Milwaukee all weekend long. The Big Gig is offering $41.40 tickets for select seats at select American Family Insurance Amphitheater shows, according to a news release.

The promo applies to these concerts:

• Kane Brown with Kameron Marlowe and Nightly (June 20)
• Mötley Crüe with Seether and Buckcherry (June 21)
• ILLENIUM (June 27)
• Keith Urban with NEEDTOBREATHE and Alana Springsteen (June 29)
• AJR with Carly Rae Jepsen and mxmtoon (July 4)
• Maroon 5 (July 5)
• Lil Uzi Vert with Lil Yachty, JID, Rico Nasty & LIHTZ (July 6)

Admission to the fest on the day of the show is included in the $41.40 price, but fees are not.

While the deal runs Friday through 11:59 p.m. April 15, tickets are limited and available online only at Ticketmaster.com .

These Bars & Recreation activities will cost $4.14 on 414 Day

Bars & Recreation's five venues — AXE MKE, NorthSouth Club, Nine Below, Amped and The New Fashioned — will be offering several activities for $4.14 each, according to a news release.

These are the activities included in the deal. Note: Each individual activity costs $4.14.

• The New Fashioned: Dartball (1 hour), hyperbowling (1 hour) or curling (1 hour).
• Amped (Private suite karaoke and events): One-hour time slots for standard and premier karaoke suites.
• NorthSouth Club (Axe throwing and deck shuffleboard bar): Axe throwing (1.5 hours) or deck shuffleboard (1.5 hours).
• AXE MKE (ax-throwing bar): Ax throwing (1.5 hours).
• Nine Below: Build-your-own mini golf experience (2 hours).

Space is limited. Reservations are recommended and can be made at barsandrecreation.com/414-day.html .

414 Mercadera Market at 3rd Street Market Hall

Celebrate Día Cuatro Uno Cuatro at 3rd Street Market Hall with a Mercadera Market.

There will be more than 30 local vendors, facepainting, a 414-themed backdrop, specialty drinks, traditional folklore, a DJ and live music, according to the event's Facebook page .

The event, at 275 W. Wisconsin Ave. Suite 100, runs from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Comedy show and $4.14 pints of Riverwest Stein, Eastside Dark at Lakefront Brewery

"We’re proud to call Milwaukee home, after 36 years, we have nothing but appreciation for the 414," Lakefront Brewery's website said.

From 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. on MKE Day, pints of Riverwest Stein and Eastside Dark will be $4.14 (usually $7) at the brewery, 1872 N. Commerce St.

Also on that day, the brewery happens to be hosting its once-a-month "Keg Stand Up." What is that, you ask? It's when the beer hall turns into a comedy club.

"The area’s top stand up comics are performing live at one of the biggest craft breweries in the state!" the website said.

Lakefront beer and the brewery's full food menu will be available to buy from.

Doors open at 5:30 p.m., with the show beginning at 6:30 p.m.

Note: Bring your ID. The show — which has adult themes — is for those 21 and older unless accompanied by a legal parent or guardian, the website advised.

For more info or to purchase tickets, visit lakefrontbrewery.com/events/keg-stand-up-18 .

Sprecher hosting 414 Day event, plus necessity drive for Street Angels

Here's a way to honor Milwaukee Day and help those in need.

From noon to 5 p.m., Sprecher Brewing Co., 701 W. Glendale Ave., Glendale, is hosting a necessity drive for Street Angels of Milwaukee.

Also going on: A bags tournament (you can register here ), a bloody Mary bar sponsored by Johnsonville, live music by The Lightways from 2 to 4 p.m., and a raffle that will benefit Street Angels.

The event will also be collecting new items from the Street Angels Critical Necessities List and cash donations for the organization.

The brewery is offering discounted tours on 414 Day. Those cost $8 for adults and $4 for minors (children under 5 always receive free admission). There are also deals on select soda and merch.

Milwaukee Day Party with local music at Vivarium

Vivarium, Pabst Theater Group's newest venue, is wasting no time getting in on Milwaukee Day.

It's throwing a Milwaukee Day Party at 1818 N. Farwell Ave. featuring music from Gerald Walker, Mike Regal, Valerie Lighthart, Will Pfrang and The Good Land Gang.

Doors open at 7 p.m., with the event starting at 8 p.m. Tickets cost $20 presale and $25 at the door.

For more info or to buy tix, visit pabsttheatergroup.com/events/detail/milwaukee-day-party-2024 .

Milwaukee County Parks offering deals at South Shore Terrace beer garden, $4.14 advanced tickets to Boerner Botanical Garden and stickers

Milwaukee County Parks is getting into the 414 Day spirit.

On Sunday, County Parks will be selling advanced Boerner Botanical Garden general admission tickets online for $4.14 each. Those include access to Margie's Children's Garden, and can be redeemed May through October.

Also on the holiday, the South Shore Terrace Kitchen and Beer Garden will be serving up $4.14 hot dogs, brats and Miller High Life pint refills.

Limited-edition 414 stickers will be given out at these Milwaukee County Park locations during these dates/times:

• Mitchell Park Domes: April 14 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.
• Wehr Nature Center: April 14 from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
• Pulaski Pool: April 14 from noon to 4 p.m.
• Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Community Center: April 13 from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.
• Kosciuszko Community Center: April 13 from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.

Meet the Milwaukee icon that is The Milverine at Elwood's

This year's 414 T-shirt that Elwood's Liquor & Tap is selling features the Milwaukee icon that is The Milverine.

"Then stick around to meet the man himself and get your shirt signed!" the event's Facebook page said.

Note: Shirt quantities are limited.

The bar's other 414 Day activities include music, live body art by Brock & Ashley of Rockstar Tattoo, the Pigtailz MKE food truck, Grape Ape shooters, a 3-foot Pizza Luge and "good ol' Milwaukee debauchery."

Festivities kick off at 1 p.m. at 1111 N. Water St.

A party at the Harley-Davidson Museum with trivia, tattoos and a toast

The Harley-Davidson Museum is teaming up with OnMilwaukee to put on a party across the museum's campus, 400 W. Canal St., according to a news release.

There will be Quizmaster Trivia at noon and Milwaukee Trivia by Quizmaster at 1:30 p.m. in the Can Room. The Skin Museum will be doing permanent tattoos from 11 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. in the H-D Shop.

At Motor Bar and Restaurant, chef Doug Stringer worked with local purveyors, butchers and others on very Milwaukee offerings this month: i.e. bratwursts, stuffed pretzels, sauerbraten wings and a jumbo “dream puff."

DJ Spunback will be there from 1 to 5 p.m. At 4:14 p.m., it'll be time for "the official city toast of 414 Day" with Milwaukee Admirals mascot Roscoe and more. A 4.14-pound burger-eating contest at the restaurant will follow at 5 p.m.

Every 30 minutes, there will be giveaways courtesy of the Harley-Davidson Homecoming Festival, the Milwaukee Brewers, the Admirals, the Wisconsin State Fair and Summerfest, a news release said.

On 414 Day, the museum is open from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., Motor is open from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m., and the shop is open from 11 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.

Local music, art, vendors and food at The Cooperage

'Performances from a litany of our finest in local music, art, vendors, food and more."

That's what The Cooperage — located along the Kinnickinnic River — has going on for Milwaukee Day.

The lineup includes Sex Scenes, The Mighty Deerlick, Emmitt James, Force and Video Sex Priest.

Doors open at 5 p.m., and tickets can be purchased here . The address: 822 S. Water St.

Parties at the Lincoln Warehouse are being put on by New Barons Brewing, Twisted Path Distillery and Component Brewing Co.

The Lincoln Warehouse has got it going on for 414 Day.

New Barons Brewing and Twisted Path Distillery are joining forces for a Milwaukee Day party with Experience Milwaukee and Nicolet Law, according to the event's Facebook page .

Live music will bounce back-and-forth between the two connected bars. The lineup: Donna Re'nee at 1:00 p.m. (New Barons Brewing), Peppers & Pineapples at 2:15 p.m. (Twisted Path), Joe Wray at 3:45 p.m. (New Barons Brewing) and 80s Empire at 5:15 p.m. (Twisted Path).

There will be giveaways, including a 65" Vizio flat screen TV, merch, beer and more. And, the Hidden Kitchen Food Truck will be on site. The party goes from noon to 7 p.m.

Neighboring Component Brewing is having an MKE Day party in its taproom, per its event's Facebook page .

The brewing company will be doing the final two releases from its three-beer collab series with the Friends of the Domes: Tropical Dome (Soursop, pineapple and pink guava kettle sour), Desert Dome (Agave-lime gose) and Show Dome (Hazy IPA with Phantasm). A "very limited" number of mixed six-packs of all three beers will be available for purchase starting on Milwaukee Day.

From 2 to 7 p.m. (or until it sells out), K&L's BBQ will be serving up smoked brisket burgers, Citra hop smoked sausage, crispy skin pork belly, pulled pork sandwiches and elote.

The party runs from 1 to 7:30 p.m. A playlist of all Milwaukee music will be going all day long.

Historic Milwaukee, Inc. annual 414 Day sale

Shop Historic Milwaukee, Inc.'s annual 414 Day sale all weekend long.

There are 38 neighborhood posters that cost $4.14 (normally $10); combo posters for $15.86 (that's a discount of $4.14); and Milwaukee Feeds & Supplies the World Puzzle for $14.14 (regularly $19.99).

People can shop in-store or online Friday through Sunday. The store, 235 E. Michigan St., is open from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. on those days.

414 Day artist market at Cactus Club

Check out a 414 Day artist market at Cactus Club, 2496 S. Wentworth Ave.

Participants include:

• Chase My Creations
• Lonesome Bill
• Doomtown & Country
• Redner’s Rescued Cat Figurine Mewseum
• Whimsical World of Waarvik
• Khemistry Kosmetics
• Maya Ophelia’s
• Flash tattoos by Th0tquarius
• Local community organizations

It's open from noon to 4 p.m. Sunday and admission is free.

Jordyn Noennig of the Journal Sentinel staff contributed to this report.

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Enjoy a Factory and farm tour at the Satsuraku Milk No Sato!

Factory park where production factory and experience ranch gathered

Their milk is packaged in an automated factory!

If you choose to tour without a guide you can learn more about the milk and dairy products with the images and panels they provide. A guided tour with a member of the staff is available on weekdays and requires more than 10 persons to take part. Reservations are required at least three weeks in advance.

Experience how the cows are milked!

You can buy souvenirs of enjoyable soft-serve ice cream and dairy products!

• Six kinds of soft cream are available: vanilla, yogurt, chocolate, chocolate mix, strawberry and strawberry mix. There is also a mini-vanilla 250 yen. Besides that, there are also seven types of their popular gelato (300 yen).
• In the summer season the barbecue house has a charcoal fire in the open air. If the weather is nice, you can enjoy an outdoor barbecue while being refreshed by the winds of Hokkaido!
• There are sheep in addition to cattle that you are able to visit freely. They also have a feeding experience on Saturday, Sunday and holiday. So try feeding the sheep with your own hands!

It is slightly inconvenient to go without a car, but it is convenient to share a taxi with several people from Toho Subway Line Shindo higashi station or Sakaecho station. Sato Land and Moerenuma Park are close by so they can be visited on the same trip!

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GRAMMY Award-nominated Crowder has announced his 2021 Milk & Honey Tour encompassing more than 30 new shows, including performances at the Ryman Auditorium, Carnegie Music Hall, ACL Live at the Moody and others. The tour will follow Crowder’s ‘Milk & Honey’ album due June 11th via Capitol Christian Music Group/sixstepsrecords.

The show will open with Capitol CMG/sixstepsrecords artist Sean Curran followed by an inspired set from seasoned artist Crowder, leading songs from his new album ‘Milk & Honey’ to end the night. Watch his electrifying performance of “Good God Almighty,” a song that recently topped the Billboard Hot Christian Songs Chart, here:  youtu.be/6TzECToPYIk .

Tickets will go on sale to the public on Fri., May 14th at 12 PM ET, and pre-sale will begin tomorrow, Tues., May 11th at 12 PM ET (local time). To purchase tickets and find more information, visit  crowdermusic.com .

Crowder is a three-time GRAMMY nominee who is armed with multiple Dove Awards, RIAA Platinum and Gold Certifications, more than 1 billion global streams and more than 2.5 million followers on social media.

Pre-order ‘Milk & Honey’ (6.11) here:  crowder.lnk.to/milkandhoney/pr .

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Hokkaido is a treasure trove for delicious food. After your factory tour, you can enjoy tasting of freshly-made milk or beer free of charge.

Around Sapporo there are many factories manufacturing processed-products made using raw materials from Hokkaido. There are even factory tours which will admit you free of charge if you book in advance. What is more, after your tour of the factory, you can enjoy the taste of freshly-made milk or beer! If you eat or drink after having learnt about the production process, you will enjoy the taste all the more. Enjoy sightseeing in Sapporo with a difference.

* There are factory tours which only allow visitors on weekdays, or during limited periods in the year, as well as factories which require you to make your bookings by the day before your visit, so please be sure to check the factory’s website or telephone them beforehand.

After your tour of the beer factory, enjoy Hokkaido with freshly brewed beer and some “Genghis Khan” (a grilled mutton dish).

Asahi Beer Hokkaido Brewery

Asahi Beer’s Hokkaido factory is the only large-scale beer factory in Sapporo. On the tour of the factory, they tell you about the ingredients and the beer-making process. You can see up close the preparation tanks and boiling kettles which were used when the factory first opened. After the tour, for about 20 minutes, you can sample up to 3 glasses of beer. Those who cannot drink alcohol need not worry as there are also soft drinks available. There is also the “Asahi Beer Garden” on the site, and we recommend that you enjoy their “Genghis Khan” (a grilled mutton dish) along with the freshly brewed beer.

Nango-dori 4-chome Minami 1-1, Shiraishi-ku, Sapporo Asahi Beer Hokkaido Brewery

You can try freshly-brewed Hokkaido-only beer. There are also facilities such as a restaurants and a biotope garden.

Sapporo Beer Hokkaido Factory

Sapporo Beer’s Hokkaido factory is located in the suburbs of Eniwa city. You can have a good look at the process whereby 340 million 350ml can’s worth of beer is produced, complete with an accompanying guide. The process by which malt made from Hokkaido-produced wheat and carefully-selected raw materials such as water and hops is transformed into beer with the power of yeast is well worth seeing. After the factory tour, you can sample freshly brewed “Sapporo Draft Beer Black Label” and “Sapporo Classic”. There are also plenty of other facilities, such as restaurants, a park golf course and a biotope garden, so you can enjoy the whole day there.

Sapporo Beer Hokkaido Factory Website

About 90 minutes by car from Sapporo. There is also a direct sales store where you can purchase un-blended whiskey. Distilling whiskey the old-fashioned way, using coal as fuel.

Nikka Whisky Yoichi Distillery

At the Nikka Whiskey Yoichi distillery in the town of Yoichi, you can observe the whiskey production processes of fermentation, distilling and aging. For factory tours, you have the choice of being able to freely walk around, with a guidebook in hand, or taking one of the guided tours which are held every 30 minutes. The beauty of the buildings, including the restored and reconstructed “Old Taketsuru Residence”, the former residence of the founder Masataka Taketsuru, which are national tangible cultural properties, are also an attraction. There is also a “Whiskey Museum” and tasting area, a restaurant and a direct sales store where you can purchase un-blended whiskey.

Kurokawa-cho 7-chome 6, Yoichi Nikka Whisky Yoichi Distillery

Hokkaido’s largest automatic high-rise warehouse is a masterpiece. After your factory tour you can enjoy an ice-cold bottle of Coca-Cola.

Hokkaido Coca Cola Bottling Sapporo Factory

The Hokkaido Coco-Cola Bottling Sapporo factory in Sapporo’s Kiyota-ku is where the soda water, coffee, tea and mineral water sold in Hokkaido is made. On the factory tour, you can observe the process from extraction of the beverage to the filling of cans and packing into boxes. The highlight of the factory is Hokkaido’s largest automatic high-rise warehouse. Products waiting for shipment are lined up on some 20,000 shelves, and everything is managed by computer. At 31 meters high, 100 meters wide and 80 meters deep, the overwhelming scale is quite awe-inspiring!

Kiyota 1-jo 1-chome 2-1, Kiyota-ku, Sapporo Hokkaido Coca Cola Bottling Sapporo Factory

Observe the milk-making process at a factory founded 80 years ago. There is also a course where the whole family can enjoy a tour of the factory.

Megmilk Snow Brand Museum

Located on Megmilk Snow Brand ‘s vast site in Sapporo’s Higashi-ku is the dairy-farming and milk history museum and the Sapporo factory. At the factory, you can observe the yogurt and milk making processes up close. For factory tours, there is the A Course, aimed at families (approx. 60 min), and the B course, for those who are interested in the history of dairy farming, milk and Hokkaido (approx. 30min). On the A Course, after looking round the museum you can view the actual milk production line through the window. On the B course, you can learn about the beginning of dairy farming in Hokkaido, as well as the history of Megmilk.

Naebocho 6-chome 1-1, Higashi-ku, Sapporo Megmilk Snow Brand Museum

Attached to Sapporo Sato-Land. You can also try your hand at milking and taste delicious fresh milk.

Satsuraku Milk Village (Sato-Land)

Satsuraku Milk Village (Sato) is attached to the Sapporo Sato-Land farming experience and exchange facility in Sapporo’s Higashi-ku. You can observe the manufacturing process where milk is produced from raw milk, brought in from an Ishikari farm, and you can also have a go at milking a cow yourself. In the “Milk Hall” you can see the raw milk pasteurization and packing processes, and in the “Meadow Hall” you can see butter and yogurt being made. There is also the “Cow Hall” where you can see cows up close, and enjoy a simulated milking experience (¥100). After your factory tour, please enjoy the delicious freshly made milk.

Satsuraku Milk Village (Sato-Land) Sapporo Satoland

A confectionery theme park operated by the Ishiya Company. There is so much to see that time just flies by.

Shiroi Koibito Park

Shiroi Koibito Park (White Lovers Park) is in Sapporo’s Nishi-ku. With factory tours and a “hands-on confectionery making workshop”, there are many facilities which allow you to see, learn, taste and experience. At the factory, you can observe the production process of “Shiroi Koibito” chocolate, from the sandwiching of chocolate between freshly-baked cookies right up until where it is packaged. In addition to the factory tour, there are plenty of other things to see, such as a corner where you can learn about the history of chocolate, the candy art store “Candy Lab” and a café where you can enjoy original sweets.

Miyanosawa 2-2, Nishi-ku, Sapporo Shiroi Koibito Park

A well-established Hokkaido miso and soy-sauce maker founded in 1891. The landscape, which is certified as a Hokkaido heritage site, is also worth seeing.

Hokkaido Shoyu Company

Through a tour of the soy sauce factory attached to Fukuyama Jozo’s company headquarters in Sapporo’s Higashi-ku, you can get a sense of the history and tradition. You can go around observing the production line where “koji” mold is produced from soy and wheat, then fermented and aged to produce quality unrefined soy-sauce, which is then made into the final product, and you can enjoy the atmosphere of old-fashioned traditional scene of soy-sauce pressing. The factory is housed in a brick building constructed in 1918, and is one of a group of factories in the Naebo area which is certified as a Hokkaido heritage site. Please enjoy it together with the surrounding landscape.

Neba-cho 2-chome 3-1, Higashi-ku, Sapporo Hokkaido Shoyu Company

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Deep Purple announces 2024 tour with Yes. Get tickets today

In 1972, Deep Purple released the iconic “Smoke On The Water.”

Now, 52 years (!) later, the Rock and Roll Hall of Famers will celebrate their mega hit on their ‘1 More Time Tour’ with fellow Rock Hall inductees Yes all summer long.

Along the way, Ian Gillan and co. are scheduled to make five New York and New Jersey stops.

First, the heavy hitmakers drop into Camden, NJ’s Freedom Mortgage Pavilion on Friday, Aug. 30.

After that, the London natives swoop into Holmdel, NJ’s PNC Bank Arts Center on Aug. 31, Wantagh, NY’s Jones Beach Theater on Sept. 1 and Saratoga Springs, NY’s Saratoga Performing Arts Center on Sept. 4.

Deep Purple closes their NY run at Bethel’s Bethel Woods Center For The Arts on Sept. 6.

For fans that can’t wait to rock out to “Hush,” “Highway Star,” “Space Truckin'” — and of course “Smoke On The Water” — tickets for all North American concerts can be picked up as soon as today.

Although inventory isn’t available on Ticketmaster until Friday, April 12, fans who want to ensure they have tickets ahead of time can purchase on sites like Vivid Seats before tickets are officially on sale.

Vivid Seats is a secondary market ticketing platform, and prices may be higher or lower than face value, depending on demand.

They have a 100% buyer guarantee that states your transaction will be safe and secure and will be delivered before the event.

A complete calendar including all North American tour dates, venues and links to buy tickets can be found below.

The band closed the North American leg of their 2023 tour in Orlando on Feb. 21.

According to Set List FM , here’s what Deep Purple performed — including guitar, keyboard and bass solos — that evening:

01.) “Highway Star”

02.) “Pictures of Home”

03.) “No Need to Shout”

04.) “Nothing at All”

05.) “Guitar Solo”

06.) “Uncommon Man”

07.) “Lazy”

08.) “When a Blind Man Cries”

09.) “Anya”

10.) “Keyboard Solo”

11.) “Perfect Strangers”

12.) “Space Truckin'”

13.) “Smoke on the Water”

14.) “Hush” (Joe South cover)

15.) “Bass Solo”

16.) “Black Night”

Being together for 56 years doesn’t mean Deep Purple doesn’t have more to give to the world.

In 2022, the band reached deep into their archives and dug out “ Extras: The Infinite B Sides and Bonus Songs”  which is a must for any Purple superfan.

However, what we found most interesting was the band’s latest record of original music, 2021’s bluesy, New Orleans-y  “Turning To Crime.”

Featuring epic rock (“7 and 7 Is”) as well as lively party startin’ tunes (“Rockin’ Pneumonia and the Boogie Woogie Flu”) and covers from B.B. King (“Let the Good Times Roll”) and Cream (“White Room”), the album is certainly a departure from the hard rockers’ heavy fare they’re famous for.

Still, for our money, the best track on the record is the Southern-fried rock and roll number “Oh Well.”

We’ve been listening to it on repeat all day.

You can hear the jubilant  “Turning To Crime” album in its entirety here .

After over 50 years together — they formed in 1968 — the core of Deep Purple remains the same.

Should you attend a show, here’s who you’ll likely see take the stage:

Ian Gillan lead vocals, harmonica, percussion (1969–1973, 1984–1989, 1992–present)

Roger Glover bass, keyboards, occasional backing vocals (1969–1973, 1984–present)

Ian Paice drums (1968–1976, 1984–present)

Don Airey keyboards (2002–present)

Simon McBride guitars, backing vocals (2022–present)

This tour is a twofer.

Joining Deep Purple on the road are fellow Rock and Roll Hall of Famers Yes.

The long-running prog band is known for their hits like “Owner of A Lonely Heart,” “Roundabout,” “I’ve Seen All Good People” and many, many more.

If you want to dive into their deep catalog, you can find all of Yes’ music here .

It’s hard to believe the ’60s were over 50 years ago now.

Still, many acts that defined the sound of the groundbreaking musical era are still kicking it and on the road this year.

Here are just five of our favorite acts that have been rocking out since Nixon was in office that you can see live in the next few months.

•  Rolling Stones

•  Robert Plant with Allison Krauss

•  Bob Dylan with Willie Nelson

•  Ringo Starr

•  Graham Nash

Need even more classic rock in your life? We’ve got you covered. Check out our list of the  52 biggest classic rockers on tour in 2024 here to find out.

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Where Are New York’s Best Acoustics? We Took a Listening Tour.

The composer Michael Gordon and members of Mantra Percussion tested the piece “Timber” in resonant spaces around the city. Here is what they learned.

By Joshua Barone

As three people struck wood with mallets under a viaduct in Queens during the morning rush hour one day in the fall, a man walked up and asked, “What do you call this music?” The players could have told him the title of the piece, Michael Gordon’s “Timber,” or given him some idea of the genre. But one, Caitlin Cawley, simply said, “Percussion.”

Cawley and her colleagues from the ensemble Mantra Percussion were at the viaduct, which runs along Queens Boulevard and under the 7 train, to test the sound of its vaulted ceiling. It was part of a project to perform “Timber,” an hourlong work from 2009, in man-made sites with idiosyncratic acoustics around New York City.

The result, called Resonant Spaces , begins on Sunday, with performances at three locations, followed by three more on April 21. In addition to the viaduct, they include Castle Clinton and Federal Hall in Lower Manhattan, and in Brooklyn, archways in Prospect Park and Dumbo, and a monument in Fort Greene Park. The free concerts will allow the public to hear New York the way percussionists do: as a limitless source of musical opportunity.

“Timber” was originally written for the Dutch group Slagwerk Den Haag. Six percussionists struck amplified two-by-fours — a take on simantras, planks of wood shaped to create specific tones, which have a history of being used in the Eastern Orthodox Church.

In the early performances of “Timber,” the simantras were made from pine, but Mantra Percussion has taken a different route. Michael McCurdy, a member, said that the score didn’t specify the wood. “When you are learning Xenakis , or anything,” he said, “when the composer says ‘wood block,’ the variety of sounds that can come from that instrument is vast.’”

For Resonant Spaces, “Timber” will be played with purpleheart — a wood so dense, McCurdy said, that the Mantra players exhausted and had to replace a circular saw for cutting the pieces. On that fall morning, he, Cawley and Joseph Bergen carried their boards and other equipment from location to location, on the subway and in rideshare cars, as they tested sites for the concerts to see where the piece would thrive.

They allowed me to join with a photographer, and to record audio at each stop.

Queens Boulevard Viaduct

Gordon described the viaduct’s grandly arched space as “really acoustically wild, almost fantastic.” As the players tested fragments of “Timber,” the sound ricocheted off the ceiling, shooting in all directions.

Under the Queens Boulevard viaduct

They tried different configurations — setting up their mounted boards close together, or far apart, in the center of the vaulted space or at the edge of it — as passers-by stopped to listen or interact with them. One woman wanted to give Cawley some cash.

Gordon was curious about a spot near the subway entrance, with a lower, flat ceiling. The sound wasn’t as spectacular, but the performance still caught the attention of a man who said with astonishment: “It’s wood. I’m walking over here wondering what’s going on, but it’s just wood. That’s astounding.”

After a brief pause, Gordon looked at him and, like any good New Yorker, said, “You know that you’re wearing a Red Sox hat, right?”

Endale Arch

After a car ride from Queens, the group arrived at the entrance of Prospect Park, and walked to the Endale Arch. The short tunnel, strikingly lined with alternating panels of pine and walnut, is one of the original architectural features from the park’s creation more than 150 years ago.

Under the Endale Arch

Under the arch, while runners, confused and frightened dogs, and school groups passed, Gordon and the Mantra players tried the most configurations of any location they visited that day. They found that the sound could be severe, but better if they let it reflect off one of the tunnel’s brick nooks, and best if they spaced out the instruments, especially at either entrance. McCurdy smiled as he asked the others whether they could hear overtones emerging from the resonance.

“It was a little harsh and loud,” Gordon said of the space. “It was amplifying the sound and also bringing out the bright overtones.” Milder, he added, was an area of Fort Greene Park in front of the Prison Ship Martyrs’ Monument, where the Mantra musicians had previously played “Timber.” (They will be back there on April 21). “That,” Gordon said, “is not particularly loud or reverberant, but it’s much more subtle and kind of beautiful.”

Federal Hall

The group then hauled its equipment onto the 2 train, getting out at the Wall Street stop to test the rotunda of Federal Hall, the first home of the U.S. Congress and the site of George Washington’s swearing in as president.

Inside Federal Hall

On the way, the percussionists played in the subway exit — a tinny corridor lined with tile — as well as in Kevin Roche’s postmodern lobby of 60 Wall Street (now closed for renovation and likely demolition), before arriving at Federal Hall. There was a school group visiting, and the children began to gather around the trio as they played. Afterward, the students asked to try for themselves, and took turns striking the wood.

Of the day’s stops, the rotunda was the most naturally reverberant. “It was so thick with reverb and delay that you could hardly make out what they were playing,” Gordon said. “The distinction was almost completely lost. The sound is bouncing off the walls and off the floor, and it just doesn’t stop. You’re just really drenched in sound.”

Bethesda Terrace

From there, it was back to the subway and up to the Upper West Side for a stop at Central Park, where the musicians made their way to the arcade under Bethesda Terrace. When they arrived, they had competition, not so much from the wedding party shuffling around for a photo shoot or the children’s entertainer making large bubbles, but from other musicians: Cover Story Doo-Wop , an ensemble of four vocalists and a bass player that had attracted a large audience.

Inside the Bethesda Terrace Arcade

But after being offered cash and cutting a deal for the Mantra players to be quick, Cover Story took a break and stood the side while the percussionists set up their instruments and got started. This heavily trafficked area of the park offered the most passers-by yet, but also the most indifferent ones; few stopped to listen, and no one stopped for conversation.

Gordon and the Mantra musicians decided not to perform in Central Park. It seemed chaotic, Gordon said, and he got the impression that they “were not going to get the feeling or the focus of people who actually showed up and wanted to hear it.”

AFTER A DAY of hearing “Timber” around New York, Gordon said that he didn’t think the spaces materially changed the music. “The piece is the piece,” he said. “I think it’s less about what places do to the piece as what it does to our awareness of the spaces we walk through.”

That’s what audience members, those who plan to attend or those who stumble across the performances, could get out of Resonant Spaces. “Walking through the viaduct is a phenomenal experience,” Gordon said. “But it’s one we all have. We go to the park and walk through a tunnel. Central Park is full of them. These places aren’t hidden. But their acoustical properties — those kind of are.”

Joshua Barone is the assistant classical music and dance editor on the Culture Desk and a contributing classical music critic. More about Joshua Barone