Door Community Auditorium

Wade Fernandez performs, closing out the Door County Talks and Coffeehouse series. Limited seating available. Mask required regardless of vaccination status. $17.50/ticket.

With an unforgettable voice that’s both unfettered and exquisitely controlled, the Tennessee-bred singer/songwriter expands on the uncompromising artistry she most recently revealed as part of Our Native Daughters—an all-women-of-color supergroup. $30-$55/ticket.

A quintessentially American artist whose wide-ranging canon and nimble, captivating voice explore the intimate moments and universal emotions that bind us together. $55-78/ticket.

Has held the torch of New Orleans music aloft for more than 50 years, creating music that exemplifies the Crescent City’s inimitable spirit and joie de vivre. $55-75/ticket.

With songs written under wide-open skies and harmonies fine-tuned around the campfire, a spirit of friendship and adventure is at the heart of the Okee Dokee Brothers’ Americana folk music. $15-29/ticket.

Part neo-country-western, part bluesman, Crockett is all storyteller. Young Texas songwriter Vincent Neil Emerson will open the show. $45-78/ticket.

Over a 35-year career that began in clubs around their native Atlanta, Georgia, the Grammy-winning duo has recorded 16 studio albums (seven gold, four platinum, one double platinum), sold over 15 million records, and built a dedicated, enduring following. $50-75/ticket.

The original street band, has been sharing its timeless music and message of brotherhood and harmony for more than four decades, reaching millions across the globe. $58-78/ticket.

Marking out a new and bright era for Irish folk music, and they’re bringing sold-out audiences worldwide along for the journey. They sing the songs of Irish yesteryear, as well as new folk originals, with incredible versatility and skill. $28-48/ticket.

The War and Treaty have amassed a following as eclectic as their sound itself, a bluesy but joyful fusion of Southern soul, gospel, country and rock-and-roll. The husband-and-wife team are known for live shows that are revival-like in their intensity. $25-48/ticket.

The New York Times hailed the band’s philosophical lyrics and an alternative-orchestral-folk-rock sound as “an invocation of the life force.” Cloud Cult has grown into an ever-shifting, multimedia band featuring an evolving lineup of musicians, often incorporating live painting into concerts, pioneering multimedia artistry. $25-30/ticket.

Doc Heide, beloved local performer and co-founder of Northern Sky Theater, writes powerful songs that made him a Kerrville New Folk Finalist. Come help celebrate his 70th birthday with this once-in-a-lifetime concert of his songs sung by talented friends from around the nation. $35/ticket.

Among DiFranco’s many gifts is the ability to give voice to our deepest frustrations and tensions, on both a personal and political level. Couple that with her instrumental virtuosity, kinetic vocals and unparalleled onstage charisma, and you’ve got a performer the Washington Post calls “the greatest folk-rocker of her generation.” $38-65/ticket.

Renowned bassist Victor Wooten will join forces with Steve Bailey and Derico Watson for an evening of virtuosic, high-energy music. $28-48/ticket.

Inspired by Western swing and honky-tonk country. $35-58/ticket. Buy tickets in-person, on the phone at 920.868.2728 or online at dcauditorium.org.

Celebrate this vocal soul-funk group's 60th anniversary. $68-89.50/ticket.

The world’s premiere all-vocal country band. $45-65/ticket.

Brass ensemble playing Baroque to Dixieland. $45-65/ticket.

Singer-songwriter with 50 years of musical experience. $65-88/tickets.

Homespun sound with a hollow body guitar, a distorted amp & a suitcase drum. $39.50-59.50/ticket.

Jazz-infused vocals from a group that spans generations. $48-68/ticket.

Celebrating country music history with rollicking, relevant tunes. $55-75/ticket.

Celebrating the compositions of Henry Mancini. $28-48/ticket.

Big Mouth & The Power Tool Horns plays a dance-worthy mix of blues, jazz and rock. $20-38/ticket.

Local multi-instrumentalist. $17.50/person.

A journey through the early years of jazz. $28-48/ticket.

Two local blues artists.

Bringing the sound of Japan’s Wadaiko drums to audiences worldwide. $28-48/ticket.

Country rock. $50-75/ticket.

A Scottish singer-songwriter joins an American troubadour. $45-68/ticket.

A mellow blend of hip-hop & folk. $29-49/person.

Heartland rock anthems. $45-69/person.

Gypsy jazz & country. $28-48/ticket.

Hillbilly boogie, California country & British Invasion pop. $45-68/person.

Seminal southern rock. $65-85/ticket.

Pop, gospel & R&B extraordinaire. $129-165/ticket.

Funk & hip-hop combined with brass band traditions. $29-59/ticket.

Folk sibling trio. $30-50/person.

Groovy folk & "kindie rock."$30/ticket.

'60s & '70s classics by The Turtles, Little Anthony, Gary Puckett & The Union Gap, The Vogues, The Classics IV & The Cowsills. $79.50-$99.50/ticket.

Roots, blues & soul. $39-69/ticket.

Chicago tribute band. $25-45/person.

'80s singalong performance. $22/ticket.

Western & rockabilly tunes. $55-75/ticket.

Celtic rock infused with dance, folklore & humor. $25-39/ticket.

A jazz tribute to 100 years of Disney. $29-59/ticket.

Two of Memphis’ best vocalists, Susan Marshall & Reba Russell, backed by Cathy Grier, Paul Taylor, John Lewis, Solomon Lindenberg & Eric Lewis. $30/person.

A gospel tent revival presented as a movie matinee. Part of the Blues, Roots and Hoots festival. $30-38/ticket.

Bizhiki Unbound weaves the ethereal vocals and visceral drumming of traditional powwow music into a contemporary soundscape.