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Beet Street 2026 Afterparty ~ CFCF • han.irl<3 • chase usa • BbyMutha • sero • Donzii • Queen Méabh

Sat 10/03/26
7:00PM
18+
music
$20
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Over the moon to announce the full lineup of this year’s Beet Street Afterparty! ♡₊˚⊹
Limited presale tickets are currently available online. Holding the rest for day-of admission at the door, as capacity allows.
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Media sponsors: 91.7 WMSE Milwaukee Record Radio Milwaukee

Lead Sponsors: Marine Credit Union, City of Milwaukee Arts Board, Educators Credit Union

Community Sponsors: Gruber Law, La Gritona, Milwaukee Brewers, Outpost Natural Foods, US Bank, Visit Milwaukee, Wynk, Years NA Beer

Special thanks to Andrew Gralton, 3 Sheeps Brewing, Cream City Foundation, Greater Milwaukee Foundation, Joy Engine, Koss, Lakefront Brewery

Show Lineup

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CFCF

(Montréal, Québec)
Genre: Electronic

CFCF re-emerges from the y2k-soaked reverie of ‘Memoryland’ with his new defiantly electro-POP album: ‘L.U.V.’.

Informally titled ‘Life in Ultra-Violet’ (cheekily extending the narrative of ‘Memoryland’ via its denouement “The Ultraviolet Room”), here CFCF reinvigorates multiple strains of dance-pop from the genre’s postmodern hey-day: dayglo Scandi-pop mingles with High Street London bubblegum; collaged speed garage collapses into electroclash garage rock. Tongue-in-cheek, sincere, sarcastically hedonistic; allusions to Dostoyevsky mingle with Uniqlo. Low-brow, high concept, poor taste with sophistication.

A string of guest spots aid CFCF in achieving peak LUV saturation: London pop revivalists Nuum & Seren Forever duet on peppily romantic opener “Kiss Me”; Buenos Aires electro-riot-girls-of-the-moment EQ wave their flag on the raucous “ultra-obscene! (Piel a Piel)”. LA’s industrial-dancepop trio Touching Ice and Miami party girls TECHG1RLS help turn The Ponys’ “Let’s Kill Ourselves” refrains of self-annihilation into a fuck-it-let’s-live anthem. LA’s emerging cabaret princess Dance Arts Center brings highlight “Love Took Root” to dancepop heaven.

A few of CFCF’s Montreal compatriots also lend a hand: Cecile Believe’s manic diva vocals on garage-house banger “Bad Song” prove to be a match made in heaven, while ultra-sleazy Paris-via-QC Euro-trash lounger Bernardino Femminielli waxes la poésie obscène about the bag in his native French on “La Touche”.

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han.irl<3

(Los Angeles, CA)
Genre: Glitch, Pop

Blending a vast and dynamic palette of genres from pop, hyperpop, and glitchpop, to stutter house, trap, and garage, han.irl<3 is on a journey of self discovery through tangible, visual, and sonic art forms. Using her recording project as a medium for experimentation and emotional release, han is currently dropping singles in support of her debut album “CYBERCRUSH<3” releasing Fall 2026.

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chase usa

(Detroit, MI)
Genre: Alternative, Emo, Hip-Hop

BbyMutha

(Chattanooga, Tennessee)
Genre: Hip-Hop, Rap
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sero

(Milwaukee, WI)
Genre: Glitch, Pop
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Donzii

(Los Angeles, California)
Genre: Punk

Donzii is left field post-punk meets minimal industrial music.

Queen Méabh

Genre: Disco, DJ, House

My style is the music you would hear at a Parisian discotheque. I blend French Touch, Deep House, Disco, and many other genres to create a blend of music that you can shimmer to through the night. I strive for the minimalistic mixing style of DJ’s like DJ Falcon, Alan Braxe, and Etienne De Crecy to name a few!