Paul Cebar News

 
Great Milwaukee Summer: Free concerts
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
Reservoir and Commerce St. De La Buena, July 10; Steve Cohen Blues Band with Greg Koch, July 17; Urban Empress & The Urbanites, July 24; Mail Blues, July 31; Paul Cebar Tomorrow Sound, Aug. 7; Cache, Aug. 14; King Solomon, Aug. 21.


 
Coming attractions: Purity Ring, Marquette Waterfront Festival
Capital Times
MARQUETTE WATERFRONT FESTIVAL w/ Dengue Fever, De Temps Antan, Dende & Band, Phat Phunction, El Clan Destino, MarchFourth Marching Band, Rubblebucket, Paul Cebar Tomorrow Sound, Shannon McNally & Hot Sauce, Icarus Himself and Bonobo Secret Handshake: ...


 
OnMilwaukee.com
Milwaukee Talks: John Hauser of The LoveMonkeys
OnMilwaukee.com
We pulled a selection of rare R&B Christmas songs from Paul Cebar's annual holiday show on WMSE and presented it for our fellow coworkers. Tim Sullivan, our company VP at the time, asked us to perform his wedding the following August.


 
Arts and entertainment calendar for May 24
Wilmette Life
May 26: Paul Cebar Tomorrow Sound (Caribbean/R&B). $12/$15. May 27, 6 pm: Bob Carter benefit concert, $30/$40. May 29-30: Todd Rundgren. $40/$65/$85. May 31: SPACE INterns present Theo Katzman plus Love Massive with Communist Daughter & Pat McKillen ...

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A tribute to music, Milwaukee
UWM Post
On the same level, Paul Cebar was welcomed on stage with hugs and cheers, by Juniper and the crowd, respectively. Cebar's performance of “Holding on to the Wind,” a song which admittedly wasn't normally preformed by Cebar and his band, fit perfectly ...


 
Arts and entertainment calendar for May 24
Highland Park News
May 26: Paul Cebar Tomorrow Sound (Caribbean/R&B). $12/$15. May 27, 6 pm: Bob Carter benefit concert, $30/$40. May 29-30: Todd Rundgren. $40/$65/$85. May 31: SPACE INterns present Theo Katzman plus Love Massive with Communist Daughter & Pat McKillen ...

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Milwaukee Event Calendar
OnMilwaukee.com
... and personal concert feeling), but it is one of the best places to see a show. No bright lights and glitter on the outside of this place, but Shank Hall always pulls in great national acts, as well as Milwaukee regulars like Pat McCurdy and Paul Cebar.