A Live Music Event Supporting ALS Patients in Wisconsin
Doors Open 6:00pm
Double Tree by Hilton Madison East
4402 E Washington Ave Madison, WI 53704
Discounted Rooms $119/evening for Friday and Saturday night.
Call (608) 244-4703 by MARCH 23rd – Room Block Code = Rockin4ALS Presents Rockin For A Cure
Admission ticket includes a coupon for one beverage of your choice, including water, soda, domestic and imported beer, drinks with rail liquor, and wine.
Reserve a table that seats 8 for $600, email info@Rockin4ALS.org
Please check back for new developments including schedule and musical guests.
This is a fundraiser for ALS patient services.
Please visit our pages for Corporate Sponsorship Levels or Donation of Silent Auction Items.
Over 100 unique items. Bid on items using the posted bidding increments. Check what time bidding closes on your item.
Highest Bidder must be present to win: Go to the item at the auction's closing time and find out if you won. Stay with the auction item and a volunteer will assist your checkout. Pay with cash, credit card, or check.
Purchase a Golden Ticket for $25, and if your ticket number is picked, you get to take home ANY Silent Auction Item of $500 or less.
The Rockin For A Cure Silent Auction has a long tradition of featuring a large selection of 100 items with dozens of one-of-a-kind treasures, high-end items, and price-less gems. Your golden ticket has a 1 in 25 chance of winning any item you want. Buy two and double your chances!
Get your tickets at the Event, beginning at 6:00pm
Winning ticket announced at 8:30pm, so get there early to canvass all the silent auction items and plan which item you’ll take home, if your ticket is the winner. You must be present at Rockin For a Cure at 8:30pm for your ticket to win, and you must immediately remove your silent auction item from the auction tables. Sales of Golden Tickets begin at the event at 6:00pm. Get there early to get your ticket.
We’re extremely excited for the return appearance of an all-star cast of Madison Scouts Alumni. This 20-man brass ensemble organized by Scott Stewart has an incredible combined total of over 300 years of Madison Scouts Drum & Bugle Corps performing and teaching experience. They return for their 5th year to perform selections from their widely popular 1991/1992 “City of Angels” show and other fan favorites.
2026 Performance Repertoire
Rockin For A Cure welcomes back Jim White, a seasoned singer-songwriter from Madison, Wisconsin, known for his soulful vocals and thought-provoking lyrics. His laid-back style is a wonderfully balanced blend of originals, Americana, and pop-folk, all delivered with intricate fingerpicking, smooth strumming, toe-tapping rhythms, and melodies that seamlessly resonate with audiences of all generations. Whether you're a long-time fan or new to his music, Jim White's live performances are an immersive experience that allows listeners to truly connect with the music. More on jimwhitemadison.com
The main event of the evening will be a performance by John and Jill Quigley, who’ll entertain the audience with a variety of musical genres, including jazz standards, blues, pop, and classical songs. Perhaps you became a fan of theirs on Facebook during the pandemic, when this duo broadcast a new song every day – Today, they have almost 500 video performances. Email your song requests to info@Rockin4ALS.org and we’ll try to assemble a playlist with your suggestions. You can see their performances on YouTube @jillquigleysinger.
The Duck Pond AKA Warner Park: 2920 N Sherman Ave, Madison
While there's no shortage of charity walk/run events out there, the sense of community and support at ours is absolutely amazing. There's no better way to describe it than a "2.1k Love Fest" (Or 5k Love Fest for the Milwaukee run). Maybe that's because the money that's raised at these events stays right here in Wisconsin, providing equipment and services to help local ALS patients and their families cope with the disease.
Milwaukee Walk to Defeat ALS is October 5, 2025. Madison Walk to Defeat ALS is October 19, 2025.
A natural tie-in to Lou Gehrig's Disease, it's a baseball tailgate party held in the parking lot of Miller Park before a Milwaukee Brewers game and includes a free concert, food and drinks, and a ticket to the game. Inside the stadium, we make our presence known by wearing matching ALS t-shirts and having an ALS patient or family member throw the ceremonial first pitch.
June 6th, 2025
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Thank You Madison Capitols for the many years!
John Jaeckel: Patient Advocate of the ALS Association Wisconsin Chapter
Rockin4ALS volunteers John and Susan Burmeister
Madison Scouts Drum Corps Hockey Team