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2. Shank Hall - Wikipedia

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   Shank Hall is a music venue with a 300-person capacity located in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, United States. It began as a garage in c.1930 to store and repair motor vehicles, and in the 1940s the building was a record distribution center. Later, it became a concert venue called The Barn, and in the 1970s, it was called Teddy's.

3. New biography explores the secrets of Shank Hall owner ... - AOL

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   Amy T. Waldman's biography chronicles how Jest went from winning radio station contests to a career in promoting concerts.

4. Why are ticket prices for the hottest concerts in Milwaukee ...

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   Veteran local concert promoter and Shank Hall owner Peter Jest makes sure there are options for two tickets to sell for $100, fees included, for theater shows he's promoting.

5. Milwaukee will host the National Independent Venue ... - AOL

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   Co-founded by Pabst Theater Group CEO Gary Witt, and with multiple independent Milwaukee venues joining its ranks (including the Rave, Shank Hall and Cactus Club), NIVA lobbied to get government ...

6. Category:Music venues in Wisconsin - Wikipedia

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   Shank Hall; Somerset Amphitheater; T. Turner Hall (Milwaukee) V. Vivarium (Milwaukee) W. Waelderhaus; Warner Grand Theater (Milwaukee) Z. Zivko's Ballroom This ...

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8. Daryl Stuermer - Wikipedia

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   Released in 2002 was a Sweetbottom live reunion album, recorded at Shank Hall in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Stuermer's album Go! was released in early 2007. It contains many older tracks from Stuermer's Sweetbottom days, and includes appearances from Alphonso Johnson, Kostia, John Calarco, and Eric Hervey.

9. What to know about which Milwaukee venues will host ... - AOL

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   Milwaukee Public Museum, Turner Hall also in the running. The county-owned Milwaukee Public Museum "intends to host events for groups associated with the RNC," a museum statement said. "Similarly ...