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Jeff Burkhart
Madison Folk Music Society 50th Anniversary featuring Bruised Orange
The North Street Cabaret
610 North St
Madison, WI 53704
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https://www.northstreetcabaret.com/events/2025/1/3/madison-folk-music-society
In recognition of the Madison Folk Music Society’s 50th anniversary, Bruised Orange presents a concert of John Prine’s music, which has inspired generations of musicians for more than 50 years, including the bandmates in Bruised Orange, Liz Stattelman-Scanlan, Tina Thompson, Colin Bazsali and Jeff Burkhart. Now, the four long-time friends perform together for the first time in celebration of the musical legacy of one of the best songwriters of our time.
Tickets: FREE for MadFolk Members or $15 at the door
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Jeff Burkhart Biography
Jeff Burkhart is a songwriter and performer who has been featured on PBS Wisconsin, and has performed at the Waterfront Festival, High Noon Saloon, Willy Street Fair, The Bur Oak, Harmony Bar, and many other venues.
Growing up in small town Indiana, he cut class to find adventures on the backroads, bounced around in North Carolina for a couple of years, then landed in Madison WI, where he found many great musical collaborators in various bands playing locally and regionally at coffeeshops, barrooms, taverns and outdoor festivals.
The Dirty Shirts’ album Two-Dollar Turpentine is a Madison honky-tonk classic of his original songs and was selected as one of the best albums of the year by Isthmus in 2010.
His latest album, Just a Kid was entirely self-recorded in a beautifully open old warehouse on the near eastside of Madison and was released in April of 2022. The album was reviewed in Tone Madison:
https://tonemadison.com/articles/an-outsider-comes-full-circle-on-jeff-burkharts-just-a-kid/
Read MoreGrowing up in small town Indiana, he cut class to find adventures on the backroads, bounced around in North Carolina for a couple of years, then landed in Madison WI, where he found many great musical collaborators in various bands playing locally and regionally at coffeeshops, barrooms, taverns and outdoor festivals.
The Dirty Shirts’ album Two-Dollar Turpentine is a Madison honky-tonk classic of his original songs and was selected as one of the best albums of the year by Isthmus in 2010.
His latest album, Just a Kid was entirely self-recorded in a beautifully open old warehouse on the near eastside of Madison and was released in April of 2022. The album was reviewed in Tone Madison:
https://tonemadison.com/articles/an-outsider-comes-full-circle-on-jeff-burkharts-just-a-kid/
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