Milkhouse Radio

Madison, WI

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Travels up to 60 miles

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Milkhouse Radiothe is a Madison-based string band, specializing in bluegrass, but ringing the rafters with country, blues, and fusion covers of whatever strikes them right. With banjo, guitar, fiddle, mandolin, upright bass, and a wide range of vocals, they bring a fast-paced, high lonesome classic bluegrass sound mixed alongside a growing number of MR originals right at home beside the classics. Whether on State Street during a Saturday farmer’s market or on the auditorium stage, their toe-tapping shows deliver on their mission to keep Dane County and the cows entertained.ehind Christmas on the Isthmus


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