GameDay Sports Bar

Sunday afternoons were made for this. ☀️🎶 Join us on the patio as Last Call brings their acoustic trio to the outdoor stage for an afternoon full of great music, cold drinks, and easy summer vibes. From crowd favorites to singalong classics, Zach and the boys will keep the soundtrack rolling while you kick back with friends, grab some food, and soak up the sunshine. One more round, one more song, and absolutely no rush to leave.

Steve Arnold is back at GameDay! He’s a familiar face on our stage, bringing a laid-back acoustic style that mixes classic rock, country, and crowd-favorite singalongs. It’s the kind of set that feels easy to settle into—good songs, solid vocals, and nothing forced. Steve knows how to read the room and keep things right wher

Taylor Jay is bringing a full sound to a one-man setup for our Sunday Acoustics at GameDay. It’s just him on stage, but you’ll hear way more than you’d expect—layered acoustic energy, solid vocals, and a setlist built from crowd favorites and easy Sunday listening. He’s got a way of keeping things relaxed without ever feeling flat.

Typsy Gypsy is back at GameDay, and they’re bringing the kind of energy that turns a night out into a full send. This high-energy cover band filled with local guys doesn’t slow down—stacking their set with rock favorites and crowd hits that keep things moving from start to finish. They know how to read a room and keep it loud in all the right ways.

Star Six Nine is hitting the stage at GameDay—and this one keeps you on your toes. With three lead singers and WAMI-nominated musicians, they bring a polished sound and a full light show that makes the whole night feel like an event, not just background music. Rock, pop, country—you won’t know what’s coming next, and that’s

Jedidiah Tuyls is rounding out our Acoustics lineup at GameDay—and it’s a solid way to close things out on Labor Day. Bringing a laid-back acoustic style with a strong mix of familiar favorites and easygoing originals, Jedidiah keeps things simple in the best way. Good vocals, clean sound, and a set that fits closing out a holiday weekend without trying to overpower it.