Who’s ready to get loud? Black Sheep is ready to get loud! Loud and fuzzy! Tonight’s show features Springfield’s Mother Leopard, Pennsylvania’s Black Mask, Jersey’s Ultra Death Men, Outer Space’s/King Vol-lorb’s Bubblegum Octopus, Springfield’s Scott Blacula, and the last minute add Big Box. This show is literally going to turn it up to 11.  You can find a facebook event for the show here.

The show will be starting at 6:30 pm and is $5. Want to look at more shows that are coming up? We’re not stopping you.

We are jazzed to announce an upcoming acoustic show thrown by the local pop punk act Kickstart. Though normally they play completely electric, they will be donning acoustic instruments for this one night only event. Joining them will be Hannah Joy and Sammy and the Punk (who will also be playing acoustic).

The show will be starting at 7pm and will be $5. Interested in some more shows? Check out the list, dude!

Look, another zoo of a show! Arizona’s Cottontail (A part of Ramshackle Glory’s Savage Waste Music Collective) will be laying down their brand of Pop Folk with support of the 90’s throwback Foxtail, acoustic madness Lovecow, and the mysterious Dream Eater.  You can find a facebook event for the show here.

The show is $5 and starts at 7pm. Want to come to more shows but you have no idea when they are? Now you have no excuse.

The day is finally here!  Hopefully everyone is finishing up the final touches on those costumes because the Hobgob show is tonight!  We have quite the incredible line up of bands tonight, starting at 7:00 pm for $5.  First up is Say Something, a new project of former members of Don’t Mess With Winkie and a few other Springfield bands.  We are not quite sure what they sound like since this is their first show, but we were told to bring our skanking shoes tonight.  Then The Timmys will be playing their CD release show for their new album “Sangamon County Minefield.”  You can find a song off of the new album here.  Third we have the new band Tiger Tank featuring members of the old Springfield band Park.  Tonight will be the band’s Springfield debut!  And last we have NIL8, the papa bears of the Springfield music scene.  NIL8 will be celebrating 30 YEARS of being a band.

We would also like to mention that a lot of time has been spent in recent weeks to the inside of our space.  The space has been painted, cleaned inside and out, and a few other changes have been made.  Some new artwork has also been added, and we would like to thank the artists involved.  We would like to think of tonight as almost a grand re-opening for Black Sheep (even though we have not been closed).  If you have not been to a show in Springfield for a while, come out!  You might have some fun!