Green Bay, WI

Overtime Grill & Pub

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Overtime Grill & Pub is a current participant in Green Bay’s Shipyard District live-band programming. Rock and other local-band styles fit naturally within the pub setting. For musicians, the room rewards energetic performance and direct audience interaction rather than formal concert production. Full bands are a proven fit. Overtime Grill & Pub is best suited to local and regional acts that enjoy neighborhood bar gigs and can build momentum in a social environment where food, drinks, and music share the evening. It offers musicians a Green Bay stage connected to a broader district-wide festival culture and a crowd already accustomed to moving between live-music venues.

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920-676-0615

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21+
Genres
Rock
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1423 S Broadway St, Green Bay, WI 54304, United States
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920-676-0615
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