Allen Halas is a digital strategist and music writer based in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. With a passion for local music and events, Allen contributes to Shepherd Express, covering concerts, album releases, and the vibrant music scene in the area. His articles provide insights and reviews that connect readers to the dynamic music culture of Milwaukee.
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Allen's focus is primarily on local entertainment news, particularly live music and concerts in the Milwaukee area. As such, he would likely be receptive to pitches related to upcoming events, exclusive interviews with musicians or bands performing locally, or behind-the-scenes access to concert venues.
Given Allen's coverage of private sector announcements regarding entertainment venues like the Potawatomi Casino Hotel and Rock & Brews Restaurant featuring KISS, he may also be interested in pitches related to new venue openings, partnerships between local businesses and entertainment acts, or other developments within the local entertainment industry.
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Just days before the release of "Patterns," Ballerini announced a tour that includes a January stop at Fiserv Forum.
Fear not, pop fans! The New Fashioned will be throwing a party on Wednesday night in light of the recently rescheduled dates.
The "Chromakopia" world tour will touch down in Milwaukee in February.
You never know what can happen in a Milwaukee bar late at night.
There's plenty of Halloween events this weekend and next, including trick-or-treating for the kids!
By: Allen Halas
The "No Name" album tour features small venues around the country, announced just days in advance.
The "No Name" tour continued to impress in a 90-minute set that felt unreal on Friday night.
A fourth show with a big headliner has been added to the station's annual winter tradition.
No matter if you're dressing up and going out or just looking for something fun to do with the boys, girls, and ghouls of the city, we've got something for you to check out.
Comedian Eugene Mirman is coming to Milwaukee on Thursday night with "Mild Grievances" to air out. We caught up with him ahead of the show.
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