Bodeans News

The BoDeans will rock the Door Community Auditorium this Saturday Oct. 17. The musical partnership of Kurt Neumann and Sammy Llanas will showcase the heartfelt lyrics and passionate harmonies that made them famous.

The BoDeans will return to Sheboygan's Stefanie H. Weill Center for the Performing Arts in a Saturday, Dec.

It's hard to believe more than 20 years have passed since Rolling Stone tabbed the Bodeans as "best new American band." Two decades ago, the spunky roots-rockers toured with U2.

For the BoDeans, the greatest rock band to ever come out of Waukesha, Wis., this summer has been a case of "back to the future." As they work on their new album, slated for release in January, the BoDeans are also marking the re-release of their acclaimed 1986 debut "Love and Hope and Sex and Dreams." The re-release is a deluxe edition that ...

There's a moment, early in every show, when the BoDeans connect with the crowd. It might be during the slow chorus of "You Don't Get Much." Or the refrain, "I might never, no never let go - whoa-oh" from "Still the Night." But sometime during the first few minutes of every BoDeans show I've been to, fans will start to sing loudly.

The BoDeans are a rock & roll band formed in Waukesha, WI, by singer/songwriters and guitarists Sammy Llanas and Kurt Neumann, who had played together since high school, along with a rhythm section of bassist Bob Griffin and drummer Guy Hoffman.

Tickets are $29 and go on sale Saturday through Ticketmaster. - Jam band Umphrey's McGee performs July 15 at the Simon Estes Amphitheater.