Brett Krzykowski

The band will bring their reunion-flavored latest album to southeastern Wisconsin when they perform at the Argo this November.

All year long, we welcome nationally and globally touring artists to our stage for Studio Milwaukee Sessions, sponsored by Ellenbecker Investment Group. If you want to be in the live audience for these VIP experiences, become a member today.

Two multi-day concert events are back this week, and both of them bring award-worthy music lineups that cover a multitude of genres.

The latest installment of the web-slinging franchise strikes the perfect balance of emotional depth and high-energy fun.

The solo project of Aymen Saleh gives us another taste of what we can expect when his ambitious new album drops next month.

Two months ago, Bright Eyes announced the schedule for their next tour that would follow an upcoming September appearance at Riot Fest in Chicago. The slate of dates was scheduled to kick off in Minneapolis on Oct. 3 but has since received a slight adjustment that will pull the first show forward one day to Milwaukee’s Turner Hall Ballroom on Oct. 2.

The band's Tarriona "Tank" Ball and Norman Spence II delivered a joyous set a few hours before headlining A La Carte at the Zoo.

The flyer from Fake My Death's EP release show at X-Ray Arcade and Americana star Sierra Ferrell.

Every week on Cinebuds sponsored by Joe Wilde Garage Doors, Kristopher Pollard from Milwaukee Film and Radio Milwaukee’s Dori Zori review movies, tell you which ones are showing in our city and talk with the people who help bring them to the big screen.

Every week, the Milwaukee Music Premiere connects the city’s artists with our listening audience. If you’re an artist with a track you’d like us to debut exclusively on Radio Milwaukee, head over to our Music Submission page to learn how.