Brett Krzykowski

2 weeks ago | radiomilwaukee.org | Brett Krzykowski

Last August, beloved jam band Widespread Panic understandably had to let down their fans by cancelling a run of shows, most likely due to health issues faced by lead guitarist Jimmy Herring. Milwaukee got caught up in those nixed shows but will give it another go later this year, when Widespread Panic visits the Riverside Theater for three nights, Oct. 24-26.

3 weeks ago | radiomilwaukee.org | Brett Krzykowski

Every week, the Milwaukee Music Premiere sponsored by Density Studios 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. You don’t need to eat an entire meal to satisfy your taste buds. Sometimes, all it takes is a little bite-sized something, and you’re good to go.

3 weeks ago | radiomilwaukee.org | Brett Krzykowski

Almost exactly a year ago, the Milwaukee County Parks Department issued a statement that the July 3 fireworks over Veterans Park would not take place due to a “lack of sponsorship.”That void has been filled by several local organizations and individuals, led by presenting sponsor Michael F. Hupy, although the July 3 event will look quite different upon its return, with drones replacing fireworks.

3 weeks ago | radiomilwaukee.org | Brett Krzykowski

Milwaukee’s concert scene has a lot going on, so we look at the shows coming up to find the ones you’ll look back on and be glad you went. Then we add them to our weekly Milwaukee Concert Picks. The depths of December are, generously, a less-than-ideal time to pick up your entire life and move to the Midwest — let alone Minneapolis, the northernmost “big” city in the Midwest.

3 weeks ago | radiomilwaukee.org | Brett Krzykowski

After breathing life back into the Ten Buck Show earlier this year, the Pabst Theater Group will keep the economically minded concert series going July 11 with a rock-solid local lineup featuring Sleepy Gaucho, Jacob Slade and The Racing Pulses. All three local acts should sound awfully familiar to 88Nine listeners. Two of them have been the subject of Milwaukee Music Premieres, while Jacob Slade and Sleepy Gaucho both took the stage in our performance space last year.