Dead Horses Are Ready To Rock Town Square

Town Square Community Center is thrilled to welcome Dead Horses back to its local-area roots for a one-show-only appearance on Saturday, October 9 from 7 to 9 p.m.

Named by Rolling Stone Magazine as an “Artist You Should Know,” Dead Horses offer “Smoky vocals, cinematic lyrics [and] a beautifully uncluttered collection of songs.”

Dead Horses performing at the grand opening of Mill Pond Terrace in 2019. Photo by Ric Damm Photography. 

The Americana/folk duo, which includes guitarist/singer Sarah Vos and bassist Daniel Wolff, have released three albums, opened for The Who, and accrued over 20 million spins on Spotify for the single “Turntable.” 

Bassist Daniel Wolff, originally from Berlin, said the opportunity to perform in Green Lake is a special treat for the band that got its start here. 

“Sarah and I have been playing together for over 10 years and it was this community that jump-started our careers as musicians in Dead Horses,” Wolff said. “The local Battle of the Bands allowed us to perform and the attendees voted for us to win two years in a row. We are humbled by the support of the town’s people and local businesses that have continued to bring us in and provide a place for us to perform over the last 10 years.”

Vos and Wolff, with longtime collaborator Jamie Gallagher on drums, are currently working on a new full-length album that will be released in 2022. Attendees to the October 9 show at Town Square will be some of the first to hear this new material.

“Town Square is thrilled to welcome back a local favorite, Dead Horses, for the community to enjoy,” said Jo Ellen Madden, member of the Town Square Board of Directors. “Their show will be in the newly renovated ballroom where you can grab a beer, move to the music and mingle with friends.”

Tickets are $25 and available here.