Meet the musicians

This week will bring the ninth concert in the 2025 Levitt AMP Green Bay Music Series, an opportunity for people of all ages and backgrounds to enjoy free live music while also transforming underused public spaces into thriving community destinations.
The concert series began June 1 and continues each week through Aug. 3.

The July 27 concert will take place in Leicht Memorial Park from 4-6:30 p.m., featuring opener Dale Anderson and headliner Indigenous.
For more information, visit downtowngreenbay.com or tune in each week to get to know a bit about the upcoming week’s performers.

Dale Anderson

How would you describe your music?

Blues slide guitar and Americana. I have a deep connection to traditional blues mixed in with my folk guitar roots.

What inspires you to create music?

Blues, American history and people, plus my own experiences. I have inspirational family stories.

What is your favorite part of performing live?

Although I’ve made thousands of videos on YouTube, I really come alive when I pick up a heavy old resonator guitar and sing a few of my songs relaying my love for the genre

What are you most looking forward to audiences hearing/experiencing at your concert?

I love to have people hear my stories and see my resonator guitar playing. I love closing my show with my own “Bluesmen in Heaven” song titled “I’m Gonna Go”. I always leave people thinking of the possibilities at the end of my show.

Indigenous

American blues rock group Indigenous features the incendiary chemistry of Mato Nanji, Levi Platero, Bronson Begay and Douglas Platero innate.

Mato Nanji’s father, the late Greg Zephier, Sr., was a well-known and highly respected spiritual advisor and spokesperson for the International Indian Treaty Council. In addition to this leadership role, he was an accomplished musician and a member of the musical group, The Vanishing Americans. With the experience, love and wisdom of their father to guide them, Mato, his brother, sister and cousin formed the band Indigenous while in their late teens.