About: Bell & Field

Ready for an unforgettable summer evening featuring one of the music industry’s remarkable talents? On August 15, 2025, Crescent City Tap in Galva, IL proudly welcomes legendary saxophonist Paul Weddle alongside acoustic duo, Bell & Field. From 6:00 PM to 9:00 PM, you’ll experience an extraordinary blend of musical brilliance and soulful vibes.

Event Details

• When: Friday, August 15, 2025, 6:00–9:00 PM
• Where: Crescent City Tap – 336 Front St, Galva, IL 61434
• Who: Bell & Field Acoustic Duo featuring special guest, renowned saxophonist Paul Weddle
• What to Expect: A mesmerizing evening of timeless hits, enhanced by Paul Weddle’s incredible saxophone artistry, paired perfectly with Crescent City Tap’s expertly crafted cocktails and select craft beers in a unique, French Quarter–inspired setting.
• Website: Crescent City Tap

Special Guest: Paul Weddle – A Legend on Saxophone

Paul Weddle is an extraordinary musician with an impressive history. Currently a touring member of the legendary Classics IV, known for iconic hits like “Spooky” and “Stormy,” Paul has graced stages worldwide alongside musical giants such as The Doobie Brothers, Kenny Loggins, BB King, Dr. John, and Elton John, among many others. We’re incredibly honored and excited to have Paul join us once again, bringing his unparalleled musical talent to Galva for an unforgettable night.

About Bell & Field:

Bell & Field are known for their authentic acoustic performances, blending classic favorites with heartfelt musicianship. Their collaboration with Paul Weddle creates a truly special musical experience you won’t want to miss.

The Venue: Crescent City Tap & Galva’s Charm

Nestled in the heart of Galva, Crescent City Tap uniquely blends the vibrancy of New Orleans’ French Quarter with the inviting atmosphere of a hometown favorite. With its eclectic décor, outstanding drink selection, and welcoming outdoor seating, it offers the perfect ambiance to complement a memorable evening of music and friendship.

An Evening You Can’t Miss

Join us to witness the magic when Bell & Field’s soothing acoustic melodies meet Paul Weddle’s extraordinary saxophone artistry. This rare musical gathering promises excitement, nostalgia, and a night filled with unforgettable moments. Mark your calendars, and let us know in the comments which classic tune or cocktail you’re most eager to enjoy!

Cheers to extraordinary talent, captivating music, and another amazing evening at Crescent City Tap!

What a night to remember! On July 11, 2025, the skies above Rams Riverhouse seemed determined to test our resolve with torrential rains, fierce winds, and even tornado warnings. As we drove into town under ominous clouds, our excitement about performing with legendary saxophonist Paul Weddle kept spirits high, even as we became thoroughly drenched hauling our gear inside.

The Challenges and the Triumph

Load-in was truly an adventure. Wind gusts and driving rain made it difficult just to get our equipment through the door. As we shook off water and started setting up, the question lingered: would anyone brave such monsoon-like conditions to join us?

After completing what seemed like a successful soundcheck, we confidently started our first song—only to be interrupted 15 seconds in by loud crackles, pops, and sudden silence as the mixer abruptly shut down. We quickly switched to a backup mixer, only to encounter the same distressing sounds again. With tension rising, Tom noticed an erratic red light flickering on one of the mixer channels. Thankfully, we discovered a faulty keyboard cable was the culprit. Once replaced, everything finally fell into place. Third time truly was the charm!

Musical Highlights

From the moment we overcame the technical hurdles, the show took off spectacularly. Opening with energetic classics like “Be-Bop-A-Lula” and “Hello Mary Lou,” we immediately connected with an enthusiastic audience determined to enjoy the night despite the storm.

Setlist Standouts

• “New York State of Mind” showcased Paul’s incredible musical instincts and powerful sax solos, elevating the soulful vibe of the evening.
• “The Way You Look Tonight”, beautifully sung by Paul himself, captured the room with its timeless charm.
• “Baker Street” by Gerry Rafferty was an undeniable highlight. Paul’s rendition of that iconic saxophone riff thrilled everyone present, and it’s already on our must-repeat list.
• “Spooky” was a crowd favorite, made even more special because Paul has toured with the Classics IV—the very band known for this hit. He took full advantage of the venue, weaving through the crowd and mesmerizing everyone with his engaging performance.

A Night with Paul Weddle

Playing alongside Paul Weddle was extraordinary. Paul’s extensive experience touring with legendary artists like the Doobie Brothers, B.B. King, and Elton John was evident in every note. His effortless sax playing added layers of sophistication to our music, gracefully complementing vocal lines, creating dynamic fills, and delivering thrilling solos. Paul’s generous musicality truly brought our sound to a whole new level.

The camaraderie and mutual enjoyment we experienced were unmistakable. After the final notes faded, we lingered for nearly an hour in conversation, sharing stories and expressing our genuine excitement to collaborate again in the future.

Gratitude and Looking Forward

We’re deeply grateful to Steve Baxter, owner of Rams Riverhouse, for his generous hospitality and unwavering support. It warmed our hearts to see so many familiar faces, including our good friend Paul Ganahl—who hosts fantastic open mics at Rams Riverhouse and our favorite Port Byron venue, Tuggers—as well as Tom’s parents, wife Malissa, and son James, who all braved the stormy weather to support us.

Most importantly, a massive thank you goes out to the resilient and enthusiastic audience. Your energy and applause made this evening incredibly special, turning what could have been a challenging night into one of the most memorable performances we’ve ever had.

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The summer of 2025 saw the rise of The Velvet Sundown, a band that seemingly materialized out of thin air. With a laid-back sound equal parts 1970s psychedelic rock and modern indie folk, they quickly racked up nearly a million Spotify listeners – despite having no known hometown, no live shows, and, as inquisitive fans discovered, perhaps no flesh-and-blood members at all. Their music is mellow and moody, full of shimmering organs and gentle guitar tremolos that make you “drift” rather than dance. In other words, it’s music that doesn’t demand your attention so much as dissolve into the background – which, as one critic dryly noted, might be exactly why an AI could create it so convincingly. “Perhaps no human artist could tolerate producing such soulless lackluster,” The Atlantic’s Ian Bogost wrote of the band’s oddly generic vibe, “but an AI is unburdened by shame”.

Meet the Band (That Doesn’t Exist)

The Velvet Sundown’s promotional band photo introduced the world to four shaggy-haired “rockers” who, it turns out, exist only as pixels. The band’s Spotify bio even named them – singer/mellotron player Gabe Farrow, guitarist Lennie West, synth “alchemist” Milo Rains, and drummer Orion “Rio” Del Mar – four musicians who appear nowhere outside the project’s own imagery. Each picture the group shared bore the uncanny markers of AI art, from hyper-realistic colors to improbable shadows. From vintage guitars and beard scruff to faraway stares, the aesthetic was spot-on… almost too spot-on, prompting eagle-eyed listeners to suspect a digital ruse.

By all outward appearances, The Velvet Sundown checked the usual rock-band boxes. They debuted two full albums in June 2025 – Floating on Echoes and Dust and Silence – packed with breezy, retro-flavored tunes. Their “About” blurb painted a flowery portrait: There’s something quietly spellbinding about The Velvet Sundown… Their sound mixes textures of ’70s psychedelic alt-rock and folk rock, yet it blends effortlessly with modern alt-pop and indie structures. Shimmering tremolos, warm tape reverbs, and the gentle swirl of organs give everything a sense of history. It sounded delightful on paper. And the music itself – wistful harmonies, easy-going riffs – could easily be mistaken for the real deal. One of their most-streamed songs, “Dust on the Wind,” pairs a plaintive acoustic strum with lyrics that seem profound until you listen closely. Dust on the wind / Boots on the ground / Smoke in the sky / No peace found the singer croons, a line that almost means something – or maybe nothing at all.

Ghosts in the Algorithm

As their songs quietly slipped into popular Spotify playlists – from a Vietnam War era mix to a happy-morning acoustic set – some listeners grew suspicious. How had this unknown band landed on so many curated lists and amassed such huge streaming numbers overnight? Tech-savvy sleuths began digging. They found no tour dates, no interviews, no trace of a human band beyond the curated social media posts. Even the album cover art and “candid” backstage photos felt off, exhibiting the telltale surreal polish of AI-generated images. Soon, evidence mounted that The Velvet Sundown was likely a creation of algorithms. Music publication Stereogum noted that on the streaming service Deezer, the band carried a warning that “some tracks on this album may have been created using artificial intelligence”. Listeners pointed out how the lead vocalist’s timbre subtly shifts from song to song – a quirk more common to AI voice models than any mortal singer with a consistent voice. In short, everything about Velvet Sundown was just a little too synthetic to ignore.

An AI-generated image depicts The Velvet Sundown rocking out on stage – a concert that, in reality, never happened. The band has “never performed in person” (and hasn’t given a single live interview), but that hasn’t stopped these faux concert photos from circulating to bolster the mystique. The entire project exists purely online, blurring the line between a genuine musical group and an elaborate tech experiment. Little wonder some critics began asking pointed questions: Was this actually a band, a high-concept art prank, or a ghost in Spotify’s machine designed to churn out streams?

The mystery gained traction as industry watchers floated theories. One was that Spotify might be quietly padding its playlists with “ghost artists” – anonymous or AI-generated acts who fill out mood playlists for pennies on the dollar. (Spotify denies any conspiracy, but the speculation was enough to put the company on the defensive.) Another theory: maybe an independent tinkerer had used generative tools to craft a fake band as a commentary on the state of music. After all, with AI music tools now available to anyone, an enterprising prankster could flood the platforms with passable songs and see if anyone notices. In The Velvet Sundown’s case, people did notice – and the story was about to get even stranger.

A Hoax Within a Hoax

The plot took a bizarre turn in early July. A man calling himself Andrew Frelon emerged online, claiming to be an “adjunct member” and spokesperson for The Velvet Sundown. In an interview with Rolling Stone, Frelon freely admitted that the band’s music was generated with the AI platform Suno, and he gleefully characterized the whole thing as an “art hoax” to troll listeners. It’s marketing. It’s trolling. People didn’t care about what we did, and now suddenly we’re talking to Rolling Stone, so… is that wrong? he smirked, effectively thumbing his nose at the industry. But if Frelon was seeking his 15 minutes of fame, it was cut short. Within a day, The Velvet Sundown’s official channels blasted out a message disavowing him entirely. Someone is attempting to hijack the identity of The Velvet Sundown, the band’s real social media accounts announced, warning that unauthorized interviews, unrelated photos and fake profiles were being spread by an imposter. The statement stressed that this “Andrew Frelon” character was not affiliated with them in any way.

As it turned out, Frelon was a fraud – just not in the way people first thought. In a confessional Medium post, the hoaxer revealed that he had no connection to the actual band at all, aside from being a fascinated onlooker. Using a fake X (Twitter) account and a made-up name (literally “Frelon,” French for hornet), he had fooled even seasoned journalists into believing he spoke for Velvet Sundown. Rolling Stone and The Washington Post had both fallen for it, reaching out to the bogus account and publishing his lies. Frelon – who claimed to work in AI and online safety in his day job – said he staged the stunt to expose “gaps in the verification process” used by the media. It was a prank within a prank: a fake spokesperson piggybacking on a probably-fake band.

After this surreal circus, the real minds behind The Velvet Sundown finally stepped out from the shadows (well, sort of). On July 5, the band’s verified accounts updated their bio and issued a candid clarification. The Velvet Sundown is a synthetic music project guided by human creative direction, and composed, voiced, and visualized with the support of artificial intelligence, their statement acknowledged. In other words, yes – the music was made by AI, even if humans were curating the process. They described the group as “not quite human, not quite machine… living somewhere in between,” framing the whole venture as a kind of conceptual art experiment. The architects of Velvet Sundown still didn’t give their own names, preferring to preserve some mystique. They did, however, urge journalists to stick to “verifiable sources – not fabricated accounts or synthetic media” when reporting on them, a wry request coming from a project built entirely on synthetic media and deliberate ambiguity.

Reactions to the reveal were mixed. Many listeners weren’t shocked that the band was artificial – some had suspected it from the start – but the confirmation still set off alarm bells in the music world. Ed Newton-Rex, a composer and AI expert, argued that The Velvet Sundown represents exactly what artists have been worried about in the age of generative tunes. “This is exactly what artists have been worried about – it’s theft dressed up as competition,” he told the BBC, warning that the project’s success validates fears that algorithmic music could siphon income from real musicians. Indeed, in just a few weeks, Velvet Sundown’s tracks had pulled in over 2 million streams, potentially netting its anonymous creators thousands of dollars. For some, that financial upside – earned by a non-human “band” – felt like a harbinger of a new, disconcerting normal.

Others greeted the news with bemusement. Was The Velvet Sundown a bold art statement, a tech-bro prank, or just an easy cash grab? Perhaps it was a bit of all three. The project’s creators themselves claimed high-minded intentions, talking of “analog aesthetics” and “speculative storytelling” in their multimedia narrative. But the jury is still out on whether it’s a meaningful experiment or simply a viral stunt that got out of hand. As indie singer-songwriter Father John Misty quipped on Twitter when the band finally fessed up:

“About time someone did whatever it was you said you’re doing.” — Father John Misty

In other words, if The Velvet Sundown set out to blur reality and troll the music world, mission accomplished. And if they simply wanted to get Spotify plays by any means necessary… well, they did that too. Either way, this strange saga of fake rockers and real algorithms has left us all humming along – even as we double-check that our new favorite band isn’t just a mirage generated by the machine.

A Stellar Summer Evening with Bell & Field

What a fantastic evening we had at Crescent City Tap on July 5th! Every return to Galva feels like coming home, and this past show raised the bar even higher. Jason and his crew’s warm hospitality was second to none—they always go above and beyond to make us and our audience feel welcome. Special shout-out to Jason for adding that cool neon sign to the piano—it truly elevated our stage vibe!

Highlights of the Night

• Debuting our fresh take on John Mellencamp’s “Ain’t Even Done With the Night.”
• The Vogels, who made the trek from Bloomington, IL, sharing a magical moment by dancing to Eric Clapton’s “Wonderful Tonight” (one of our favorites to perform!).
• The Beatles’ classic “The Word” and Dan Fogelberg’s “Part of the Plan” were received warmly with lots of positive energy!
• Our signature drinks—the “Bell” Cosmopolitan and “Field” Lemon Drop—were as smooth and delicious as ever. Thanks again, Crescent City Tap, for the honor!

A Special Thanks to Family and Friends

We’re so grateful for our friends and family who came out to support us. It was wonderful seeing Frank & Betsy Tocha, Mike & Jane Martin, Marshall & Catherine Jones, as well as Jim & Cheri, Malissa, James, and everyone who made the night extra memorable.

A Humorous Twist: The Case of the Missing Wallet!

On a lighter (and somewhat embarrassing!) note, one of us woke up the next morning to a mini-mystery: the case of the missing wallet. After retracing steps, checking security footage, and even momentarily suspecting foul play, it turned out the wallet had simply fallen out of the pant’s pocket in the closet. Clearly, three signature cocktails can make for a very memorable night—or perhaps a slightly forgettable ending! Lesson learned: sometimes the simplest explanation is the best one (and the funniest!).

Looking Forward to Next Time

We’re already counting down until our next Crescent City Tap performance on August 23rd. If you missed this show, mark your calendars now—you won’t regret it!

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A Night to Remember at Pour Bros.

We can’t say enough about what a fantastic evening we had on June 28 at Pour Bros. Craft Taproom in Moline! From start to finish, everything about this year’s Railside Series performance was memorable—from the warm hospitality of Matthew and the Pour Bros. team to the wonderful crowd who arrived early, giving us time to catch up with familiar faces like our dear friend Maureen. Unlike last year’s unexpectedly chilly weather, this year’s warmth was beautifully offset by plenty of shade and a gentle breeze, making it an ideal evening for live music.

Highlights From the Stage

• We debuted our version of Dan Fogelberg’s classic “Part of the Plan”—a bit rough around the edges, but the enthusiastic response was incredibly encouraging!
• A special birthday request had us diving into “Ophelia” by The Band, along with crowd favorites “Summer Breeze” and “Ventura Highway.”
• We had fun dedicating America’s “Lonely People” to a playful single audience member—we love engaging with our crowd.
• The energy culminated in a spirited rendition of “Small Town,” where Tom held the note on that final “yeah-ee-yeah” longer than ever before, earning an unforgettable applause from everyone.

A Little Help From Our Friends

Mid-performance, a swarm of gnats decided to join us on stage. Thankfully, one lovely audience member came to our rescue with her homemade bug spray. It worked wonders (and no glowing skin the next day—promise!).

Lighting Up the Night

Matthew at Pour Bros. provided impressive stage lighting, adding two large four-bars to our own setup of 4 four-bars and additional uplights. As the sun set, the stage transformed into a vibrant spectacle, enhancing the entire experience.

Coming Back for New Year’s Eve!

We were ecstatic to confirm we’ll return to Pour Bros. Craft Taproom for our third consecutive New Year’s Eve performance. It’s always rewarding when a venue invites us back for special occasions like this, and we appreciate the extra hospitality, including hotel accommodations after a late night.

A heartfelt thank you to all who joined us for this incredible Railside evening! Your energy, engagement, and laughter made it one of the highlights of our summer. Special thanks again to Matthew and Pour Bros. Craft Taproom for hosting such a memorable event.

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What a wonderful day we spent kicking off summer at the Summertime Market at Songbird Lane Antiques in Cambridge, IL! From the moment we arrived, the picturesque setting captivated us—rolling hills, tranquil pond, charming timber groves, and smiling faces everywhere. Despite forecasts of intense heat and strong winds, hosts Nancy and Rick anticipated every detail, providing us with a spacious, anchored canopy that kept us cool and comfortable throughout our set.

Performance Highlights & Special Moments

• We couldn’t resist performing “Summer Breeze” to match the perfect summer atmosphere and gentle wind drifting through the market.
• A special request, Gordon Lightfoot’s “Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald,” was enjoyed by one of the antique dealers nearby, adding a thoughtful touch to our set.
• Perhaps our most touching moment came when we dedicated “Wildfire” to our dear friend Yvonne, who recently lost her beloved horse, Trigger. Seeing the emotion in her eyes reminded us how meaningful music can truly be.

Friendly Faces & Community Connections

It’s always delightful to reconnect with familiar faces, and this event was no exception. We ran into our friend Adam Kaul, talented musician and member of Subatlantic. Moments like these remind us why we love performing—it’s about the camaraderie, reunions, and shared memories.

Setlist Favorites

• Summer Breeze
• Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald
• Wildfire
• And plenty more soulful acoustic tunes…

As we played, it was a joy watching guests explore the antiques, treasures, and collectibles throughout the market. The blend of music, community warmth, and timeless treasures created a summer day we won’t soon forget.

At the end of the day, despite the summer heat, we left with full hearts and fond memories. Tom even got to debut his brand-new guitar strap engraved with “Bell & Field,” adding a personal touch to our performance. We’re already looking forward to our next show in Moline this weekend—hope to see you there!

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We had such a wonderful time performing for Patrick and Eden’s engagement party at their beautiful private residence in Kewanee, IL! The evening was everything we could have hoped for: perfect weather, a picturesque outdoor setup, delicious food, and the warmest company you could ask for.

Highlights from a Perfect Summer Evening

• Outdoor setting was beautifully decorated, complete with an outdoor bar and even a large water slide for kids (and some adventurous adults!)
• Our hosts thoughtfully positioned us in a shady, level area—exactly what we needed for a comfortable performance.
• Greg experienced a delightful surprise reunion with Jana and Barry, familiar faces from Greg’s piano-playing days at Highlands. It was wonderful reconnecting with this lovely couple!
• Tom received a birthday gift – a leather guitar strap, engraved with “Bell & Field,” symbolizing the musical journey they share.
• A memorable moment when a 4-year-old guest expressed amazement: “I can’t believe it’s summer again already!” Tom and I couldn’t help but chuckle at this adorable insight.

Musical Moments

We didn’t introduce any new songs this evening, but the setlist was fresh for our lovely audience. The spontaneous request for Irish music inspired Tom to perform “Until We Meet Again,” a heartfelt original song crafted around the timeless melody of “Wild Mountain Thyme.” We were touched by the kind words we received afterward.

Other standout performances included:

• “Blue”
• “Losing My Religion”
• “Norwegian Wood”

We couldn’t have asked for a better way to celebrate Patrick and Eden’s love story. Congratulations again to this amazing couple—we wish you both a beautiful wedding celebration next May!

Wrapping up the Night

After packing up, we headed to McDonald’s to refuel and recover from the excitement (and perhaps from enjoying a bit of red wine!). With a busy week ahead—including an outdoor antique show on Saturday—we were grateful for this memorable event and a day to recuperate.

Celebrations like Patrick and Eden’s remind us how lucky we are to be part of life’s meaningful milestones. Here’s to love, laughter, and unforgettable music-filled evenings!

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A Father’s Day to Remember at Tuggers

What an absolutely perfect Father’s Day at Tuggers! Surrounded by family, friends, and new faces, we couldn’t have asked for a more wonderful setting or audience. With the Mississippi River gently flowing in the background and a soft breeze drifting across the patio, it was pure magic. Hats off to Dereck and the entire Tuggers crew who made every detail perfect, from the delicious food and refreshing drinks to their exceptional sound system ensuring everyone, indoors or out, could enjoy the music.

Highlights from Our Setlist

We love crafting our setlists to match the moment, and Father’s Day brought out some truly special tunes:

• “(Sittin’ On the) Dock of the Bay” – A riverside classic that felt right at home.
• “The Way You Look Tonight” – Bringing back a jazzy number with some walking bass was pure joy.
• “I Love a Rainy Night” – Always a crowd favorite, and today was no exception.
• “Wildfire” – A nostalgic revisit that we thoroughly enjoyed playing again.
• Debut Performance: “The Word” by The Beatles – We took a leap with this lesser-covered Beatles gem. Thankfully, our groove paid off and the audience seemed to love it!

Special Moments

One highlight was Tom’s beautiful solo performance—he effortlessly hit the high notes and captivated everyone in attendance. And speaking of special moments, Father’s Day itself was filled with personal joys: Tom opening thoughtful gifts, including a cool new backpack perfect for our gig cables, and sharing a delightful dinner and conversation afterward, topped off with some laughs about the classic Steve Martin movie “Leap of Faith”.

A Venue That Truly Cares

We can’t say enough about Tuggers’ dedication to creating a welcoming environment. Their professional setup and warm hospitality made our performance seamless and enjoyable. Seeing families gathered together, enjoying music, food, and good company, reminded us exactly why we love being part of the Pon-tunes on the Patio Series.

Music, Family, and Friendship

Days like these remind us why we do what we do. Great music, good food, and even better company—what more could we ask for? After the show, we drove home in Dereck’s high-tech Chrysler Pacifica, with Malissa entertaining us from the backseat with hangman and other games. It’s these simple, delightful moments that truly make lasting memories.

Thank you to everyone who joined us at Tuggers for making this Father’s Day unforgettable. We can’t wait to see all of our new friends again soon!

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We’re ready to embrace a night of love and celebration! We are thrilled to performing for a Private Event: Engagement Party – an intimate gathering that promises warmth, laughter, and the start of a beautiful journey together.

Event Details

• • When: Thursday, June 19, 5:30–7:30 PM
  • Where: Private Residence, Kewanee, IL
  • Who: A select gathering of close family and friends
  • What to Expect: An enchanting evening featuring heartfelt toasts, delicious bites, and a warm ambience that perfectly captures both personal significance and local charm

This engagement party promises moments of reflection, celebration, and connection.

About Bell & Field:

Our hosts have curated an evening that combines timeless elegance with a modern twist. Their passion for bringing people together ensures that every detail in this celebration, from the decor to the menu, contributes to an atmosphere of joy and intimacy.

A Night to Cherish

With the backdrop of Kewanee’s rich history and scenic charm, this engagement party is more than just an event—it’s a heartfelt beginning to forever. We look forward to joining in celebrating love, unity, and new beginnings. In the comments, let us know what makes an engagement celebration unforgettable for you!

Cheers to love, laughter, and a night that marks the start of an incredible journey!

Ready to elevate your weekend vibes? On Saturday, June 28, get ready for an evening of craft brews, eclectic tunes, and a one-of-a-kind atmosphere at Pour Bros. Craft Taproom in Moline, IL! The festivities begin at 7:30 PM and continue until 10:00 PM—an ideal window to relax, sip on exceptional beverages, and enjoy the local music scene.

Event Details

• When: Saturday, June 28, 7:30–10:00 PM
• Where: Pour Bros. Craft Taproom – 1209 4th Ave Suite 2, Moline, IL 61265
• What to Expect: A vibrant blend of live music, artisan craft beers, and an inviting ambiance that captures the urban spirit of Moline.
• Website: Pour Bros. Craft Taproom

About Bell & Field:

While the image above remains a nod to our classic style, let’s shift the spotlight to Pour Bros. Craft Taproom. Known for its modern industrial charm and welcoming ambiance, this venue has quickly become a local favorite. With an ever-evolving selection of craft beers, artisanal cocktails, and a lineup of live local acts, Pour Bros. is the perfect setting for those looking to unwind and mingle in Moline’s vibrant downtown.

The Venue & Moline Vibe

Step into Pour Bros. Craft Taproom and experience the taste of Moline’s creative spirit. Located in the heart of downtown, the venue’s sleek yet relaxed decor creates a welcoming atmosphere where contemporary design meets a storied Midwest tradition. Whether you’re here for the craft brews or the live music, you’re in for an experience that resonates with the city’s unique urban vibe.

Join Us for a Night to Unwind

Bring your friends and get set for an unforgettable evening that celebrates local flavors and sounds. Whether you’re a longtime fan of craft beer or new to the scene, this night promises a perfect balance of music, taste, and community. What’s your go-to brew or cocktail when you’re out on the town? Let us know in the comments below!

Cheers to a night filled with great drinks, live tunes, and lasting memories at Pour Bros. Craft Taproom!