Jeremiah Jams Band is an exciting Indie Rock band that has been causing a stir across north east Wisconsin with their dynamic live shows. JJB is led by the husband and wife song writing duo Jeremiah and Emily Jams. Emily Jams is an incredible multi-instrumentalist / vocalist that leaves audiences in awe everywhere they play. Jeremiah Jams is a dynamite guitar player / vocalist with infectious energy that will rock your soul. Add to this mix some of the best rhythm sections in the state, and you

Zach Pietrini’s Midwestern, indie-americana songwriting aesthetic is the sonic embodiment of a well-worn denim jacket. At the forefront of the Americana resurgence, the band takes its cues from Tom Petty, Bruce Springsteen, and David Ramirez, reinterpreting and rejuvenating American roots styles through a contemporary lens. Pietrini came up on the Chicago music scene before moving to Milwaukee, where he honed his signature “foot-tapping and pensive steel-guitar-driven” style (Milwaukee Magazine)

Doors 5pm - Music 7pm - $10 Suggested Donation-Emily Hicks is a Utah based folk-pop singer/songwriter who has captured the hearts of audiences through her soaring, powerhouse vocals, intimate nature based lyrics, and quippy stage banter.

Walt Hamburger, previously known for being a punk rock artist with The Hamburgers on MBSMRecords, transformed into an international sensation after signing with One Week Records and Barely Standing Records in 2014 and 2015. Walt's collaborations with Joey Cape (Lagwagon) on his album created a buzz, and he has since performed with various renowned musicians.

The Pocket Kings are a crack unit of elite musicians trained in the fine art of igniting guerrilla dance parties and whipping crowds into a groove-inspired frenzy. Their weapon of choice? The best R&B, Soul, and Funk music of the modern era. But wait, let's get specific for a minute. We're talking about the top-shelf stuff. Stevie Wonder, Michael Jackson, Prince, D'Angelo, Ike and Tina, and The Isley Brothers. We even throw in the Roots covering Mya covering Les McCann covering Roberta Flack.

For this very special evening, Tyler & the Ess Jays will be unveiling their new album of Christmas and holiday originals, "A Little Peace," for the first time in a live setting, just days after its Nov. 29 release. You won't want to miss it.

Tae & The Neighborly, a Wisconsin based Soul-pop R&B group, found themselves playing music together in a very unconventional way. They were all neighbors, each one living alone on one floor of a five-story flat. Cake baking is a shared passion of the five member group, but in the sugar shortages early in the 2020 pandemic, they found themselves so continually knocking on each other's doors asking for a single cup of sugar that a group decision was made to all move in together and share resources

Free Dirt wanted to be a jam band that punks would listen to. That was the original idea. Pretty quick, we learned that we aren’t naturally inclined to play super fast or be all that angsty. By the time we realized that, we had landed on a sound. Melodic, sparse, rock solid but still somehow hanging on by a thread. Like watching an air show, beauty with a persistent twinge of potential disaster.

Jeremiah Jams Band is an exciting Indie Rock band that has been causing a stir across north east Wisconsin with their dynamic live shows. JJB is led by the husband and wife song writing duo Jeremiah and Emily Jams. Emily Jams is an incredible multi-instrumentalist / vocalist that leaves audiences in awe everywhere they play. Jeremiah Jams is a dynamite guitar player / vocalist with infectious energy that will rock your soul. Add to this mix some of the best rhythm sections in the state, and you

Doors 5pm - Music 7pm - $5-$10 Suggested Donation-The Point of Jazz is a jazz collective led by recent graduates of the music department at University of Wisconsin - Stevens Point. Each week starts with a featured artist for the first hour at 7pm and opens up for community members to jam from 8pm-9pm.

Zach Pietrini’s Midwestern, indie-americana songwriting aesthetic is the sonic embodiment of a well-worn denim jacket. At the forefront of the Americana resurgence, the band takes its cues from Tom Petty, Bruce Springsteen, and David Ramirez, reinterpreting and rejuvenating American roots styles through a contemporary lens. Pietrini came up on the Chicago music scene before moving to Milwaukee, where he honed his signature “foot-tapping and pensive steel-guitar-driven” style (Milwaukee Magazine)

Sharpen your wits (and maybe a machete) at Stone Arch Brewpub’s Slasher Flicks Trivia, where knowing how to survive a horror movie might not save your team from losing. Whether you're a horror buff or just here for the stab at victory, it's going to be a killer night!

Doors 5pm - Music 7pm - $5-$10 Suggested Donation-The Point of Jazz is a jazz collective led by recent graduates of the music department at University of Wisconsin - Stevens Point. Each week starts with a featured artist for the first hour at 7pm and opens up for community members to jam from 8pm-9pm.

Doors 5pm - Music 7pm - $10 Suggested Donation-Emily Hicks is a Utah based folk-pop singer/songwriter who has captured the hearts of audiences through her soaring, powerhouse vocals, intimate nature based lyrics, and quippy stage banter.

Remember the Stonetoberfest parties at Riverview with the German eats and the Jerry Schneider Band? We're bringing our Stonetoberfest Celebration back to Stone Arch! The Malt House upstairs will be decked out with long gathering tables, floor space for polka dancing, and plenty of food and beer.

The Point of Jazz is a jazz collective led by recent graduates of the music department at University of Wisconsin - Stevens Point. This week the house rhythm section consists of Jason Goessl (g) Jessie Crandall (b) and Matt Rhyner (d) Every Thursday, they play a one hour set featuring that week’s guest artist, then open the floor for community members to join in on their respective instruments. This week‘s featured artist is Olusegun Sijuwade.

Walt Hamburger, previously known for being a punk rock artist with The Hamburgers on MBSMRecords, transformed into an international sensation after signing with One Week Records and Barely Standing Records in 2014 and 2015. Walt's collaborations with Joey Cape (Lagwagon) on his album created a buzz, and he has since performed with various renowned musicians.

Join us every other Thursday for Brewpub Trivia Night!

The Pocket Kings are a crack unit of elite musicians trained in the fine art of igniting guerrilla dance parties and whipping crowds into a groove-inspired frenzy. Their weapon of choice? The best R&B, Soul, and Funk music of the modern era. But wait, let's get specific for a minute. We're talking about the top-shelf stuff. Stevie Wonder, Michael Jackson, Prince, D'Angelo, Ike and Tina, and The Isley Brothers. We even throw in the Roots covering Mya covering Les McCann covering Roberta Flack.

Doors 5pm - Music 7pm - $15 Cover at the Door - Join us for an unforgettable night of music with Mike Mains & The Branches and Young Mister! Experience Mike Mains' powerful pop rock storytelling as he reflects on life’s moments, and get lost in the heartfelt folk-pop melodies of Young Mister, led by Steven Fiore, known for his profound lyrical honesty.

Welcome to 2000’s Music Trivia at Stone Arch Brewpub, where we’re throwing it back to the era of frosted tips, flip phones, and songs that still live rent-free in your head! Whether you were more into Britney’s “Oops” or Eminem’s “Lose Yourself,” tonight’s the night to dust off your knowledge of every pop-punk anthem, boy band hit, and ringtone-worthy bop. So grab a drink, lace up your low-rise jeans (if they still fit), and prepare to party like it’s 2005.

For this very special evening, Tyler & the Ess Jays will be unveiling their new album of Christmas and holiday originals, "A Little Peace," for the first time in a live setting, just days after its Nov. 29 release. You won't want to miss it.

Tae & The Neighborly, a Wisconsin based Soul-pop R&B group, found themselves playing music together in a very unconventional way. They were all neighbors, each one living alone on one floor of a five-story flat. Cake baking is a shared passion of the five member group, but in the sugar shortages early in the 2020 pandemic, they found themselves so continually knocking on each other's doors asking for a single cup of sugar that a group decision was made to all move in together and share resources

Free Dirt wanted to be a jam band that punks would listen to. That was the original idea. Pretty quick, we learned that we aren’t naturally inclined to play super fast or be all that angsty. By the time we realized that, we had landed on a sound. Melodic, sparse, rock solid but still somehow hanging on by a thread. Like watching an air show, beauty with a persistent twinge of potential disaster.