The People Brothers Band will take the stage on Saturday, January 24, 2026, at 8:00 pm. Advance tickets will be $16 for the lower and upper levels and $20 for the first two rows and boxes (plus taxes and fees). Tickets will increase by $5 on the day of the show. Doors will open at 7:00 pm. Friends of the MPOH will have access to tickets starting Tuesday, July 1 at 8:00 am, and the general public on Tuesday, July 15 at 8:00 am.

Bio from PBB friend, Joy Miller:

Drawing from the band’s musically diverse influences, you’ll hear everything from The Tedeschi Trucks Band, Grateful Dead, Phish, and Whitney Houston, to Gregg Allman & The Band in their original music.

​Coupled with a stage presence like Tina Turner, the ensemble displays genre-bending versatility and mesmerizing synchronicity during their energetic live shows.

​Their lyrical setlist transports listeners through the full spectrum of emotions, and the crowd mirrors an ever-changing portrait of expression: bright smiles, animated stomping, choral shouting, and wiping away a rolling tear before anyone sees.

​Their infectious stage presence is punctuated with heartfelt words of encouragement from lead vocalist Teresa Marie, who emphasizes their overarching message of love and positivity. The band that surrounds her frames her message, like a psychedelic kaleidoscope painting full of color, straight out of the 70’s.

​The rotating cast of this 8-piece rock band has been on the road for 15 years, their songs rival the stories of their predecessors like Fleetwood Mac with stories of love, loss, passion, divorce, death, sobriety, sex, drugs, and rock n roll. At a People Brothers Band show, you’ll experience it all.

​The vision of the People Brothers Band has resonated with the Midwest music scene, where they perform their passion for a growing fan base. The group has received numerous musical awards over the last decade in a range of categories from Artist, Album, and Song of the Year to accolades for contributions to Pop, R&B, Latin, Soul, and Blues music.

The PBB vision extends beyond stages and studios to supporting their community and raising over $100,000 for various causes including housing and medical needs. They also own Driftless Music Gardens natural amphitheater where they host numerous music festivals & events in the gorgeous rolling hills of Yuba, Wisconsin.

These friends lift their voices, keys, strings, horns, and drumsticks in love to create music on a higher vibration which transcends the auditory experience to rejuvenate the soul.

You will remember where you were the first time you heard your favorite PBB song. You will recall how you felt. You will clamor for an encore, and you won’t be disappointed.

You will be moved, as if magnetically, to the front row, where the sensation of the sun will shimmer, inviting you to shine electric love, positivity, friendship, and resiliency in your own stratosphere, to your people, to your brothers, from their band.