Their spot on Broadway might have served its final pint on Saturday, Aug. 26, but Trubble Brewing’s Trubble Public House in Roanoke will be the place to be on Saturday, Sept. 23, for the second annual Stein Streak.
Beginning at 3 p.m., they will take over Main Street for an Oktoberfest-style event that will include a 2-, 4-, and 6-mile run, booths of fall produce and artisan goods, food trucks, a beer tent, and live music by Debutants, Los Galaxy, and Davis Ray.
Pre-registered runners will get an exclusive Stein Streak T-shirt and a custom beer glass.
If you don’t plan on running, have no fear. You can grab yourself a pretzel and a cold beverage and just sit back and enjoy the tunes.
Back in Fort Wayne, a new tenant will be taking over the beautiful brick building at 2725 Broadway. Trubble Brewing soon will be announcing plans for their new location, which is rumored to be four times the space of the Broadway location.
Stay tuned for more updates.
Impractical Joker coming to Embassy
Embassy Theatre presents the improvisational comedian, author, actor, and producer James “Murr” Murray on Sunday, Oct. 29, at 6 p.m.
For more than a decade, Murr has been making audiences across the country laugh with his lifelong friends Sal, Joe, and Q on the hit show Impractical Jokers.
Murray’s live shows are a hysterical interactive stand-up comedy routine like no other. He will be sharing funny stories, personal never-before-seen videos from Impractical Jokers, and even play Impractical Jokers Live with the audience.
Tickets for this gut-buster are available at ticketmaster.com and in person at the STAR Bank box office at the Embassy. Get them while they last!
Celebrate nu-metal at Piere’s
Looking toward 2024, Piere’s will welcome Texas nu-metal act The Union Underground, Chicago-based Soil, and special guests Ra and Flaw during their Back to the 2000s Tour on March 6.
The majority of these acts are certainly no strangers to Fort Wayne, having performed on numerous occasions over the years. The tour will feature each band playing exclusive material from their most popular albums from that decade.
If nothing else, the show should transport you back to a time when festivals like Ozzfest gave new bands a chance to break through when the nu-metal scene was thriving.
Each band on this bill had hit songs at that time and toured their tails off.
Tickets can be purchased via etix.com.
Decades to perform at Decatur’s Fall Fest
The band Decades will make a trip south to Decatur on Saturday, Sept. 9, for a performance at the St. Mary’s Fall Fest, 414 W. Madison St.
Decades are set to hit the stage from 7-11 p.m., so be ready to boogie.
The festival runs Sept. 9-10 and includes food, a beer tent, bingo, a silent auction, a Chinese auction, raffle, kids activities, and a performance by the Razz M’ Jazz Dance Studio.
The fun gets started Saturday at 5 p.m. and Sunday at noon.
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