Wurk

Doors open one hour prior to performance. All patrons must have a valid ticket for entry. All persons and bags are subject to search.
After 10 years of touring the Midwest as a funk-fusion band, Wurk is preparing its most ambitious project yet as its capstone. In collaboration with the DB Orchestra, a 17-piece big band loaded with trumpets, trombones, and saxophones plus percussion and sousaphone, Wurk will be presenting the WURKestra for a limited run of concerts in the fall. Inspired by Umphrey`s McGee, Snarky Puppy, Lettuce, Phish and many others, Wurk`s innovative original songs and ambitious interpretations of popular covers offer an impressive blend of jazz fusion, prog rock, jam rock and more, all with the consistent underlying grooves of funk. The DB Orchestra, led by Andy Kerber, combines the nuanced harmonies of a doo-wop group, the intensity of a marching band, and the flair of great jazz ensembles of yesteryear. With a roster of nearly 20 musicians, the hot horns, smooth saxes, and driving drums of the DB Orchestra will keep your head humming and toes tapping long after the show`s over.

- Main Box Office: (920) 730-3760
- Administrative Office: (920) 730-3785

- Available for all ticketed events
- ID required for pickup
- Can be collected 1 hour before performance start time
- Unclaimed tickets returned to circulation 15 minutes before show

- On-site parking lot available
- Street parking in downtown Appleton
- Nearby public parking structures
- Handicap parking spaces near main entrance
- Some parking areas may have hourly/event rates

- Wheelchair accessible seating
- Companion seats next to accessible spaces
- Assisted listening devices available
- Sign language interpretation upon advanced request

- No outside food or beverages
- Photography/recording typically prohibited during performances
- Cell phones must be silenced
- Business casual to formal attire recommended
- All patrons require a ticket, regardless of age

- Age restrictions vary by performance
- Children under 5 generally not recommended for most shows
- Some family-friendly performances have specific child pricing
- Babes-in-arms policy depends on specific event guidelines