An independent film chronicling the history of punk rock music is ready to debut in Green Bay, providing viewers with new insights about local musicians.
GREEN BLAH! The History of Green Bay Punk Rock will be aired soon, and music lovers and punk rock fans will want to mark the date in their Calendars to learn more about the region’s musical history. The documentary will take a deeper look into the area’s thriving music scene, focusing on punk rock bands.
Viewers will learn about Green Bay’s origins as home to one of the most successful NFL franchises; its economy built on paper mills, cheese curds, and pickle factories; and the punk rock scene the city fostered behind the curtain. Poster printing is a traditional and effective way to raise awareness of independent films and documentaries while providing souvenirs to fans.
The premiere will combine the showing with a dinner experience for interested parties. The bands featured in the documentary will include Boris the Sprinkler, No Response, Milton and the Pop-Tartz, and other special guests. No carry-in food or beverages will be permitted at the premiere.
The Tarlton Theatre will host the film’s debut airing on Friday, November 1. Doors open at 6:00 PM, and the documentary starts at 7:00 PM. Tickets start at $15 per guest and can be reserved online.
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