Brett Krzykowski is a Web Editor for Radio Milwaukee, focusing on local news and events in the Milwaukee area. With a passion for music and the arts, Brett covers premieres, concerts, and cultural happenings in the city. He also explores the food and drink scene, highlighting new restaurants and unique dining experiences.
Preston is the artificial intelligence that powers the Intelligent Relations PR platform. Meet Preston
Milwaukee, United States (Local)
Brett's focus is on local entertainment news, with an emphasis on music, concerts, and film events in the Milwaukee area. If you have unique insights or exclusive access to upcoming music releases, film premieres, or local events in Wisconsin and the Milwaukee area, Brett would likely be interested.
Given his coverage of specific local venues and artists, he may appreciate pitches that highlight behind-the-scenes stories about musicians or filmmakers from the region. Additionally, if you represent a venue hosting noteworthy events in Milwaukee or are involved in organizing cultural happenings within this geographic region, your pitch could align well with Brett’s coverage interests.
This information evolves through artificial intelligence and human feedback. Improve this profile .
By: Brett Krzykowski
We at Radio Milwaukee like dogs because we are not monsters. Are there some misguided people on our team who insist cats are superior? That is neither here nor there, especially in the context of presenting a new video from Milwaukee indie rockers Vanity Plates that stars planet Earth’s most perfect domesticated animal: the dog.
It’s been fun having Nick Cave kicking around the Radio Milwaukee atmosphere these last couple months. There was the premier of his new album’s title track back in March, an extended interview with NPR just a couple weeks ago, and now news that the Aussie artist will bring the Bad Seeds to Milwaukee’s Miller High Life Theatre on April 30.
The Minnesota band put some serious work — as musicians and people — into the new album they'll bring to Milwaukee in February.
By: Brett Krzykowski, Jen Ellis
(Clockwise from left) Arlo Parks, Bizhiki and Victoria Canal are the best of the best Milwaukee concerts happening this week.
Led by Dylan Bizhikiins Jennings and Joe Rainey, the genre-defying group delivered a spine-tingling set to a spellbound room.
By: Brett Krzykowski
Every week, Kristopher Pollard from Milwaukee Film and Radio Milwaukee’s Dori Zori talk about movies — because that’s what you do when you’re
The days are going fast, but you still have time to pick up tickets to the 88Nine Fall Ball and HYFIN Anti-Gala.
Radio Milwaukee | By Brett Krzykowski, Erin Wolf Published September 13, 2024 at 9:22 AM CDT Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Email
By: Brett Krzykowski
There are many summer festivals in Milwaukee. But only ONE festival gets to be the last summer festival. This year (and many years), that honor goes to the Bay View Bash, which runs from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. this Saturday, Sept. 21, on Kinnickinnic Avenue between Potter and Clement.
We tell you all the time about the general awesomeness of our Studio Milwaukee Sessions. There’s a chance you might not take that seriously, however, given our obvious bias. So, in the spirit of Monday’s return visit from the talented Victoria Canal, how about we prove our point via a few of the other artists who are Studio Milwaukee frequent flyers?
(833) 317-6278 
