Concerts

In this live performance, singer, songwriter, and comedian Paul Aldrich sings about taking “two steps forward and twelve steps back.” His clean and funny comedy has earned him fans across the globe.

In this live performance, singer, songwriter, and comedian Paul Aldrich sings about taking “two steps forward and twelve steps back.” His clean and funny comedy has earned him fans across the globe.

An Irish troubadour and Australian songstress bring the very best in acoustic Celtic roots music. Tony Cummings chronicles the 20 years of music making and ministry by Celtic roots singer/songwriter SAMMY HORNER.

LOFTLAND: a Wisconsin based pop rock quartet releases their NEW CD TONIGHT. Loftland fuses uplifting lyrics with inescapably infectious hooks that are sure to stick in your head for days on end. Backed by an energetic live show that leaves both themselves and the crowd exhausted, this group of young men stay true to their motto, “Go big or go home.” Check them out HERE!

Project 86 is a rock/post-hardcore/alternative style band from Orange County, California, formed in 1996. The band has released seven studio albums, which have collectively sold nearly 500,000 units worldwide, two EPs, two DVDs, and one live album. Frontman Andrew Schwab's poetic and introspective lyrics have addressed a wide variety of topics such as conformity and emptiness.

For 25 years Living River has brought a blend of Praise and Southern Gospel, even some a cappella tunes in 4 part harmonies.

The St. Norbert community band presents two major concerts each year. The group was formed in order to provide an opportunity for outstanding musicians from northeast Wisconsin to experience the finest available band literature. Membership in the band is by invitation of the conductor, and is comprised of friends, alumni and faculty of St. Norbert College.

The Dudley Birder Chorale will fill the Abbey Church with the sound of John Rutter's "Gloria," accompanied by a nine-piece symphonic brass ensemble and Jeffrey Verkuilen at the abbey organ. The program will also include Rutter's "May the Lord Bless and Keep You" and other popular Rutter works.

The St. Norbert College music program presents Carolyn Horst in a senior saxophone recital.

The St. Norbert College music program presents Nicole Schommer and Matthew Christoff in a junior vocal recital.