GBCo. EVENTS
The definitive list of what’s happening at the brewery.
“The Wallens have brought their close-knit harmony vocals and storytelling to Australia, Europe, and across the US at events like the Telluride Blues Fest. Originally hailing from Kentucky, Molly is a classically-trained vocalist and percussionist with experience in opera and bluegrass alike. Hoosier guitarist/vocalist Brian Keith Wallen won 2nd place in the 2015 International Blues Challenge and was also named “Artist of the Year” by the Starr-Gennett Foundation.
Incorporating elements of blues, bluegrass, gospel, and folk, their combined influences range from acoustic favorites like Jason Isbell and John Prine to the guitar-driven blues of John Mayer and Bonnie Raitt. Whether at a house concert, festival, or brewpub, their foot-stomping energy brings a fresh dimension to roots music.” -The Wallens bio
Come enjoy craft beer and listen to some folk/blues tunes from this Grand Rapids-based singer/songwriter.
The Brides of Neptune bring the folk, blues, and fiery passion to the GBCo. Wednesday music series.
Join us for our free Wednesday Music Series! Crooked Root is melding roots music; (singer/songwriter, blues, country and R&B) into a recognizable yet refreshing and memorable direction. Their goal: create and perform music that refreshes the soul! Crooked Root is Joe Ferguson vocal/harmonica, Matt Landon vocal/guitar, Eric Busch percussion and Billy LaValley songwriter/bass.
Is it folk music with a little extra groove, or is it bluegrass music with righteous rock beats? Regardless of description, The Tumbleweed Jumpers are a monster of a folk-rock-Americana band–a bristling, roaring, dancing, skipping, jamming monster full of infectious melodies, and we’re brewing a beer in honor of this amazing group. Join us for the Tumblewheat IPA release, (this time a variant with peach and ginger!) and a great show!
Here Nor There is a multi-genre four-piece band based in Indiana. Their catalogue features rock-funk-bluegrass and much, much more in both original music and covers.
Join us for Sunday evening music on the lawn, courtesy of The Fury!
From their bio: “The Fury is a straight ahead, honest American rock and roll band from the heartland. Fueled by raw emotion and high energy riffs, they are often compared stylistically to the bluesy bands of the late 60s and 70s. The Fury blazes a new trail with a fresh, modern approach to a style reminiscent of bands like Free, Cream, Bad Company, Led Zeppelin, Mountain and more recently Rival Sons.”
From their bio: “The Rough & Tumble are as easy to detect as a stray dog on your doorstep– and as difficult to send home. The dumpster-folk, thriftstore-Americana duo, consisting of Mallory Graham & Scott Tyler, have been hobbling around the country in their 16’ camper since 2015. They picked up a couple of actual strays along the way– two 100lb dogs, Puddle & Magpie Mae– and have been making themselves at home in living rooms, bars, theaters, and festivals across the country.
“Their Americana music is restorative, their performance highly entertaining, their orchestra of unusual instruments intriguing, and… jokes and stories are worthy of an HBO special.” (Linda Bolton, Cozy Cabin House Concerts).”
Kansas Bible Company will be rocking the GBCo. lawn this Labor Day weekend, sponsored by ATC Trailers!
The Kansas Bible Company is a psychedelic rock and roll band with brass. KBC combines heavy guitar, propulsive horn lines and poppy melodies in a genre bending mélange that produces sounds both new and familiar.
Opener: Chicago-based indie rock duo, Ohmme
6 PM: Doors, 7 PM: Ohmme, 8:30 PM: KBC
Advance tickets $30 on website or hard copy at GBCo. If available, tickets day of show $35
We’ll have food specials from the barbecue trailer, a food truck on site, and the release of Summer Seance Cream ale. Cheers!
GBCo. welcomes Abbie Thomas back to our free Wednesday Music Series. Grab a beer and join us!
Join us for our free Wednesday Music Series on the lawn! Blending folk intimacy, country grit, and alt-rock muscle, Carolina Story’s resilient new album, Dandelion, is an ode to survival in the face of struggle, a full-throated tribute to the power of hope and the unbreakable bonds of family.
Join us for our free Wednesday Music Series on the lawn! Strung Like a Horse is known for their signature brand of Americana, distilled from old-school storytelling, newgrass instrumentations, and alt-rock edge. Noted by Amos Perrine in No Depression as among the “Best New Music” and a “Don’t Miss” at AmericanaFest, the band’s authenticity, high energy, and great fondness for a good time have made their live shows a cult favorite.
Join us on the lawn for a Sunday evening of free music, courtesy of Fox Royale! Fox Royale make anthemic, jangly indie-rock that sparkles with the same energy as acts like Cage the Elephant and Vampire Weekend.
The Goat’s Beards are a dynamic and ornery duo based in Northern Indiana featuring fiddle, banjo and guitar as well as close vocal harmonies. Grab a beer and join the GBCo. Wednesday music series!
The Hart Beat Music Festival is coming to the GBCo. lawn! Lalo Cura Spanish rock band will be livestreamed on the big screen on the lawn at 6:00, followed by Concerned Neighbor, live and in-person on the lawn stage at 7:00!
Joe Baughman is a folk/rock singer whose repertoire of originals weaves between guitar and keys-based compositions with lyrics inspired by sadsackery, poetry, and religious imagery. Join us for our free Wednesday music series on the lawn!
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Ben Traverse is an old time, folk, Celtic, and bluegrass musician based in Northern Michigan. He’ll be playing the GBCo. lawn stage as part of our free Wednesday music series!
Come enjoy these two local favorites, together on the GBCo. stage as part of our free Wednesday music series.
Join us for music in the Beer Hall! This week our as part of our free Wednesday Music Series we’ll have Jake Miller performing as Cazz Vi, playing psychedelic pop/River rock with friends.
Join us in the Beer Hall for our free Wednesday Music series! fPaul draws a lot of influence from American roots music. He has a background firmly planted in blues and found the folky country songwriting style of writers like Gram Parsons, Jason Isbell, and Jackson Browne really lit a fire inside him for telling stories through song. Paul is a seasoned guitar player with his roots in the farmlands of southern Indiana. The country sounds of Indiana blend well with his early blues influences.
Join us for our free Wednesday Music series! Chicago-based Waltzer will be playing her brand of dark soul rock and roll on the Beer Hall stage!
Join us for an acoustic set in the Beer Hall with Lalo Cura, a Goshen-based Spanish rock band. We’ll have speakers pumping the music out onto the patio as well, so you can enjoy the fire pit and the tunes at the same time!
Come enjoy craft beer and listen to some pop/rock tunes courtesy of Matt Gabriel, a Grand Rapids-based singer-songwriter.
Described as, “peace, love, and a giant crowbar,” Patty PerShayla has a gritty, yet sweet singing voice, and has both explosive and tender moments in her performance. Patty’s solo act includes three segments: upbeat, rhythmic folk on acoustic guitar to start, followed by ballads and reimagined grunge favorites on ukulele, and ending with a vintage-inspired electric guitar set, exploring blues and gloomier arrangements of classic rock songs. Patty brings to the stage a strutting, stomping, crooning good time that you won’t be able to ignore.
The Dean’s List is bringing a little jazz to the GBCo. Beer Hall as part of our Free Wednesday Music Series. Cheers!
Chicago-based singer Keith Scott will bring his heavy blues to the GBCo. Beer Hall as part of our free Wednesday Music Series!
Join us in welcoming back local favorites, The Dawg, to the Beer Hall stage! They bring acoustic rockin’ folk music, Americana old and new.
Enjoy a craft beer and jazz, soul, and funk-inspired tunes with the Buddy Pearson duo, playing on the Beer Hall stage!
The Brides of Neptune bring the folk, blues, and fiery passion to the GBCo. Wednesday music series.
Anna p.s. is a nationally touring Indie Folk artist. She has been touring since 2016, entertaining audiences across several states as a one-woman-symphony with guitar, foot percussion, flute, and more. She plays original tunes alongside a unique mix of covers across multiple genres and eras. Join us for our free Wednesday Music Series!
Join us in celebrating Statewide Stout Day with a special stout release and the Vinyl Habits from 4-10 spinning music on the theme of Neil Young and the California sound. Cheers!
Join us for an evening of jazz, courtesy of the Vibenation Trio, with special guest Josh Kaufman! Part of our free Wednesday Music Series.
Alaina Stacy and Katie DuBois are a dynamic pair of impressive songwriters and vocalists who share roles as frontwomen. With a sound that calls to mind the great country voices of the 90s and early 2000s, Maybe April details the times that make life both hard and beautiful and what it takes to emerge on the other side, always a little bit stronger and a little bit smarter. Catch them in the Beer Hall as part of GBCo.’s free Wednesday Music Series.
We’re excited to welcome Patty back to the GBCo. Beer Hall as part of our free Wednesday Music Series! Described as, “peace, love, and a giant crowbar,” Patty PerShayla has a gritty, yet sweet singing voice, and has both explosive and tender moments in her performance. Patty’s solo act includes three segments: upbeat, rhythmic folk on acoustic guitar to start, followed by ballads and reimagined grunge favorites on ukulele, and ending with a vintage-inspired electric guitar set, exploring blues and gloomier arrangements of classic rock songs. Patty brings to the stage a strutting, stomping, crooning good time that you won’t be able to ignore.
The Vinyl Habits will be back in the Beer Hall, spinning inspiring and essential music by Black artists in honor of Black History month.
Join us for our free Wednesday Music series with Soltre, a group of 4 multi-instrumentalists and singers that have a common love for folk music in the Irish and American traditions.
“Southside Denny is a legendary blues rocker from South Bend, Indiana. Denny has answered the call to share the stage with many legendary rockers such as John Fogerty, Edgar Winter, BTO and Styxx. A style concocted of rapid-fire yet melodic and soulful playing and lots of open tuning slide guitar, his talents of both guitarist and singer are heralded by fans and fellow players alike.” Join us for an acoustic set in the Beer Hall as part of our free Wednesday Music Series!
Barrel-aged beer and vinyl too! We’re pouring Peaked in High School Imperial Stout, aged in a Sotol barrel (a type of distilled shrub, similar to tequila). This beer has notes of chocolate, oak, smoke, vanilla, and spirits. The Vinyl Habits will be spinning records of the grunge variety to round out your Friday.
Ben Traverse is an old time, folk, Celtic, and bluegrass musician based in Northern Michigan. He’ll be playing the Beer Hall stage as part of our free Wednesday music series, so come get in the St. Patty’s day sprit with us!
Cincinnati’s Jeremy Pinnell is country music in its purest form. Pinnell’s music presents a worldview bred of a hard and honest life combing foot stomping honky-tonk rhythms with lyrics heartbreakingly true. Catch him in the Beer Hall as part of our free Wednesday Music Series.
Tease that hair and grab your stonewashed jeans, it’s 80’s night at GBCo! The Vinyl Habits will be spinning 80s tunes this Saturday from 4-10 PM in the Beer Hall. Bring your totally rad requests!
Nick Dittmeier and the Sawdusters bring their roots rock to the GBCo. Beer Hall stage for our free Wednesday Music Series.
GBCo. is excited to welcome Just Cause to the Beer Hall stage for our free Wednesday Music Series. The band’s goal is to do charitable work while entertaining with classic rock favorites and forgottens! They’re musicians with a passion for music and community.
Join us for our free Wednesday Music Series with poetic rock, courtesy of BEE and Rebel Noire!
Death and Taxes Day features 40+ Indiana-proud breweries for beer enthusiasts and the local community to come out and taste what Indiana has to offer. Along with all the samples, Taxman will release an exclusive beer with (4) variants just for the event, known as Deadline. Deadline is a rich, roasted and robust Belgian-style stout aged with Indonesian vanilla beans and rested several months on Kentucky-whiskey barrels. All ticket holders will receive this one-of-a-kind 4 pack of Deadline to enjoy with the option to purchase additional cans, while supplies last.
Join us in the Beer Hall for Americana roots-rock tunes, courtesy of California-based singer-songwriter, Nomad. Performing as part of our free Wednesday Music Series.
Come get your classic rock fix with the Vinyl Habits, they’ll be spinning records in the Beer Hall. This is also your chance to pick up our newest mixed 12 pack- the Spring edition!
The Abbie Thomas Trio is bringing their pop/soul flair to our free Wednesday Music Series. Grab a beer and join us!
The Ear Mites will rock the GBCo. lawn stage with their surf rock jams as part of our free Wednesday Music Series!
Join us at the inaugural Kekionga Craft Fest, hosted by Kekionga Craft Company. This event is designed to bring the premier libation producers of Northeast Indiana and beyond to the Fort! Your ticket includes unlimited samples from several Indiana breweries/cideries and a commemorative 5 oz. beer stein.
Event is 21+ only.
Described as, “peace, love, and a giant crowbar,” Patty PerShayla has a gritty, yet sweet singing voice, and has both explosive and tender moments in her performance. Patty PerShayla and The Mayhaps bring to the stage a strutting, stomping, crooning good time that you won’t be able to ignore.
Matt Kotinek brings a fusion of modern blues, r&b, rock, and jazz to the GBCo. stage for our free Wednesday Music Series.
We’re excited to welcome Samuel Harness back to the GBCo. lawn stage as part of our free Wednesday Music Series. The Fort Wayne native was featured on season 21 of NBC’s The Voice.
Renowned for his magnetic live performances and ‘direct-from-the-heart’ songs, #1 UK chart artist Luke Concannon has something special. Performing with his wife, the classically trained singer, Goshen native Stephanie Hollenberg, the duo present an evening of musical passion and audience participation that will surely become one of those gigs that live long in the memory. Somewhere between the Celtic soul of Van Morrison, and the deep lyricism of Leonard Cohen.
“Luke is one of my three main heroes, along with Van Morrison” – Ed Sheeran
From their bio: “The Rough & Tumble are as easy to detect as a stray dog on your doorstep– and as difficult to send home. The dumpster-folk, thriftstore-Americana duo, consisting of Mallory Graham & Scott Tyler, have been hobbling around the country in their 16’ camper since 2015. They picked up a couple of actual strays along the way– two 100lb dogs, Puddle & Magpie Mae– and have been making themselves at home in living rooms, bars, theaters, and festivals across the country.
“Their Americana music is restorative, their performance highly entertaining, their orchestra of unusual instruments intriguing, and… jokes and stories are worthy of an HBO special.” (Linda Bolton, Cozy Cabin House Concerts).”
Goshen-based Americana roots rock band, Shiny Shiny Black, is a local favorite with masterful lyrics and an amazing capability to put on a show that’s both intimate and a rocking good time!
We’re welcoming the Vinyl Habits back to GBCo. this Saturday. They’ll be spinning their favorite hits to celebrate the birthday of the vinyl record as we know it.
Join us for our free Wednesday Music series, with head-nod jazz courtesy of After Ours.
Come enjoy craft beer and listen to some outdoor tunes from this nationally touring bluegrass duo out of Kansas City, MO and Warsaw, IN!
Their exciting, gritty, and often hilarious stage show has been developed over three years of relentless touring across the US and Europe. Though deeply rooted in bluegrass and old time tradition, the pair’s respective backgrounds in electric blues guitar and classical violin– as well as a penchant for the absurd– offer a refreshing point of view. The group has been featured on various NPR and international radio stations as well as blogs including The Bluegrass Situation, Dying For Bad Music and more.
Los Ortega brings their high energy regional Mexican music to the GBCo. Wednesday music series. Join us on the lawn!
Join us for our free Wednesday Music series, with Here Nor There, a multi-genre four-piece band based in Indiana. Their catalogue features rock-funk-bluegrass and much more in both original music and covers.
Ignition will be decorated for pride and spinning lgbtqia+ affirming artists.
Come celebrate with Mosaic staff and friends.
GBCo is tapping “Make the Mosaic” IPA. A portion of the proceeds will be donated to Mosaic. We will also be hosting a silent auction with several amazing items to bid on.
Fables is hosting three authors who will share their stories along with Q&As. 10% of Fables sales that day will be donated to Goshen LGBTQIA+ Pride.
Join us for this free event sponsored by The Inn on Fifth! From his bio: “Adept at mixing country, blues, R&B, rock ‘n’ roll, and folk influences intuitively and masterfully, Luke shapes a mood from many sources and shepherds it to a unifying place of acceptance and hope.”
“Southside Denny is a legendary blues rocker from South Bend, Indiana. Denny has answered the call to share the stage with many legendary rockers such as John Fogerty, Edgar Winter, BTO and Styxx. A style concocted of rapid-fire yet melodic and soulful playing and lots of open tuning slide guitar, his talents of both guitarist and singer are heralded by fans and fellow players alike.” Join us for this free show!
Stephie James, Nashville-based singer/songwriter, brings her Americana rock vibes to the GBCo. lawn stage. Join us for this free Sunday evening show!
“The Wallens have brought their close-knit harmony vocals and storytelling to Australia, Europe, and across the US at events like the Telluride Blues Fest. Originally hailing from Kentucky, Molly is a classically-trained vocalist and percussionist with experience in opera and bluegrass alike. Hoosier guitarist/vocalist Brian Keith Wallen won 2nd place in the 2015 International Blues Challenge and was also named “Artist of the Year” by the Starr-Gennett Foundation.
Incorporating elements of blues, bluegrass, gospel, and folk, their combined influences range from acoustic favorites like Jason Isbell and John Prine to the guitar-driven blues of John Mayer and Bonnie Raitt. Whether at a house concert, festival, or brewpub, their foot-stomping energy brings a fresh dimension to roots music.” -The Wallens bio