Kendra Meinert
Entertainment Writer at Green Bay Press-Gazette
Entertainment writer Green Bay Press-Gazette & USA Today Network-Wisconsin | #Packers pop culture news | Weekend Gardener columnist | Minne-SOH-tan | cats | 🐝
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usatoday.com | Kendra Meinert
Brad Paisley will cap off the 2025 NFL Draft in Green Bay with a free concert outside Lambeau Field on April 26, the last day of the draft. The Grammy Award-winning country star, who has a history of inviting Packers players to join him onstage when he plays in Green Bay, will headline the NFL Draft Concert Series after Round 7 ends, the NFL announced on April 17.
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usatoday.com | Kendra Meinert
GREEN BAY - Fresh vegetables and plenty of chicken? Always. Hush-hush seasonings? Of course. Oxtail? Maybe. Green peas? Never. What makes the best booyah depends on who you ask, and that’s usually the person who’s standing over the steaming pot wielding a large paddle. Northeast Wisconsin’s love for the chicken-based Belgian soup unique to the area is as big as the 45-gallon kettles it gets cooked in over an open fire for church picnics and community fundraisers.
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yahoo.com | Kendra Meinert
GREEN BAY - Dig hard enough and you can turn up a Green Bay Packers connection to most every bar or restaurant in the city. Packers memorabilia is standard interior design at many places, and staff can name-drop Packers players and coaches who have come through their doors. But some restaurants go way back when it comes to their ties to the team's history, and a couple of others have modern-day quarterback connections.
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greenbaypressgazette.com | Kendra Meinert
GREEN BAY - NFL draft visitors looking for live music beyond the busy sports bars around Lambeau Field will find plenty of options in the Shipyard District. Here are the bars along South Broadway and State Street near downtown hosting free live music (and a couple of DJs) the week of the draft. Monday, April 21Jeremiah Jams Band, 4 p.m. Alley Cat & The Purrrfection, 6 p.m. The Chocolateers, 8 p.m. Luma Knotty, 10 p.m. Need a break? Play the USA TODAY Daily Crossword Puzzle.
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postcrescent.com | Kendra Meinert
His last appearance at the Resch Center was 10 years ago when he opened for Alan Jackson. ASHWAUBENON - Look for the cowboy boots to be out in force when Jon Pardi brings his distinctive twang to the Resch Center for his Honkytonk Hollywood Tour on Oct. 18. The California native whose hits include "Dirt on My Boots" and "Head Over Boots" will be joined by guests Jake Worthington and Colby Acuff for the 7 p.m. concert. Tickets are $39.75, $59.75, $79.75 and $99.75.
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A few of the Bob Dylan fans I bumped into on Sunday at The Weidner for his Rough and Rowdy Ways World Wide Tour, including a couple whose first date was a Dylan concert 31 years ago: https://t.co/WrjApqRqbK
Pretty special night in Green Bay. Bob Dylan is performing in the city for the first time in 24 years. https://t.co/BBPLELJy0s
My sports knowledge is, shall we say, "limited," but I know a great feature story from @ScottVenci when I read one: https://t.co/BZg4VgHMBl