Live music in Plymouth, WI

This open jam welcomes musicians at any stage of experience. Available to use are a bass guitar with amplifiers, a keyboard, an accordion, and a drum kit. It offers a friendly space to play, collaborate, and enjoy making music with others.

Settle in with smoked meats and a couple of cold beers, then head to the floor to show off your best moves. A simple, feel good mix of tasty bites, refreshing drinks, and dancing.

Karaoke takes center stage at Uncle Gunter's, a spot with Wisconsin charm, craft cocktails, and satisfying bites. Sip an Old Fashioned, pair it with a gourmet panini or classic cheese curds, then step up to the mic for your favorite tunes. The cozy, welcoming atmosphere makes it an easy place to unwind between songs.

Sheboygan residents and visitors converge for a one-day celebration of music, food, and family activities along the Riverfront Drive Boardwalk. The lineup includes live performances by the Minor Worries and Buffalo Joe bands, appearances by the Balloon Lady and children’s entertainer Randy Peterson, more activities for children, vendor booths showcasing local businesses, a fashion walk, food trucks, and additional attractions. Presented by the Harbor Centre Business District.

The LoveMonkeys bring a high-energy mix of rock, pop, and reggae to SoLu Estate Winery, showcasing the creativity and spark that have driven the band for more than 30 years. Known in the Midwest for a distinctive live show, they continue to attract large crowds and keep the momentum strong. There is a $10 cover, and tickets are required, available online or at the door. Optional table reservations include guaranteed seating, a drink ticket for each guest, an admission ticket for each guest, and a prime view of the band.

Settle in with a beverage and some tasty BBQ as Barefoot Americans takes the stage for a solo set of lively ukulele tunes. The easygoing vibe and upbeat melodies offer feel-good sounds made for unwinding and lifting the spirit.

Dylan Michael brings an acoustic duo to Edgewater Bar & Grill for his first appearance at the venue, joined by guitarist JJ Lukas. The set blends country and southern rock with well-known tunes, all delivered in a relaxed, stripped-down style suited for an easygoing afternoon.

At Limelight Pub in Sheboygan, Jack Yoder takes the stage with The Doublewide Disaster for a night of Americana steeped in blues grit and alt-country, with vivid stories set to driving, toe-tapping grooves. Based in Denver, Yoder is a singer and songwriter with more than three decades of experience as a solo artist and as a sideman in rockabilly, cowpunk, rock, and outlaw country, bringing a mix of seasoned craft and lively spontaneity. He is joined by Tony Hecker on drums and Joe Colomb on bass, and together the trio turns his songs into a full-bodied live sound with honky-tonk edge and a warm, soulful feel. Their single Drunken Lament captures the band’s character, while Dumpster Fire showcases gritty narratives and propulsive rhythms through tracks like I Made It to Here, Hammer Down, and the more vulnerable I’ll Still Be Your Friend. Earlier releases such as Wagonload and the Southern Crescent 4-Track EP blend originals with a cover of R.E.M.’s Driver 8. The performance is rooted in blues, country, and rock traditions, shifting from high-energy anthems to quiet ballads that keep the storytelling at the heart of the music.