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3 Sheeps Brewing Company is a 21+, 300-capacity Sheboygan brewery that began in a local bar basement in 2012 before moving to North Avenue in 2016. It builds unique but approachable beer around quality and innovation, with live music every Friday from 7 to 9 PM. The calendar favors Americana, Bluegrass, Folk Rock, and Rock. Booking inquiries go by email or through the taproom performance form. Capacity includes about 150 seated places, so artists should confirm the intended standing and seated layout. The PA, monitoring, backline, and technical staffing are not confirmed; settle those details along with load-in, set length, compensation, and Friday timing before the beer starts flowing and the cables begin breeding.

Anchor at Lakeside Bar & Grill operates in Poynette, Wisconsin, with capacity and age details worth confirming before a date is announced. They host live music on Saturday and Sunday afternoons in June, July, August, and early September. Musically, Anchor at Lakeside Bar & Grill accommodates Blues, Classic Rock, Country, Folk, Jazz, and Rock. Anchor at Lakeside Bar & Grill accepts booking inquiries by email. Artists need to confirm Anchor at Lakeside Bar & Grill’s sound system, monitoring, available backline, and technical staffing. Artists should confirm Anchor at Lakeside Bar & Grill’s final schedule and show-specific deal before publishing the date. Show inquiries for Anchor at Lakeside Bar & Grill are handled by its talent buyer function.

Guu's on Main is a busy downtown Stevens Point bar with forty taps, good food, seasonal drinks, and Friday-and-Saturday music, plus possible midweek dates and a summer patio. The feedback calls it a local staple and warns that weekends get busy. Good. A band wants a room with people in it, not an empty floor and a bartender reading a phone. Friday and Saturday should have hooks, rhythm, and enough set-list depth to survive a crowd that is there for food, beer, and a good time. Summer patio shows need a lighter touch without becoming wallpaper. Midweek dates are where a smart act can make its own weather. Do not bring a two-hour nap disguised as acoustic music. You bring the PA and mics, so ask about patio power, weather, load-in, sound limits, breaks, pay, and how the room changes when the tables fill. Bring a tidy rig. A busy bar does not need your cable snake making a new obstacle course. The source does not list a booking route, so use the venue's public channel with a live clip, lineup, dates, and a show that looks like it can handle a real crowd. Guu's is for bands that can make a crowded local bar feel like the town's best idea that night. Bring the songs, keep the patio alive, and leave enough room for the beer to do its job.