It's been a minute since we checked in with Brett J.B. Back in 2021, the Milwaukee singer-songwriter dropped "Make You Move," an "open-hearted indie-power-pop anthem about breaking through the drudgery of the d...
The last few years have found The Sugar Maple (441 E. Lincoln Ave.) becoming a go-to destination for themed pop-ups and art shows. In 2023 alone, the beloved Bay View craft beer bar transformed itself into a We...
In case you missed it, today, February 16, 2024 (the first Friday of Lent, dontcha know), is Friday Fish Fry Day. Like, officially Friday Fish Fry Day. The homegrown holiday was first cooked/fried up in 2021 by...
Boo! Vampire Weekend is back! Today, nearly five full years after the release of their last album (Father Of The Bride), Ezra Koenig and company dropped two new songs. "Capricorn" and "Gen-X Cops" (lol) are fro...
Back in January, a unique show took place at a unique location. Social Cig and Wave Chapelle—a.k.a. two of Milwaukee's best and busiest musicians—played a co-headlining show in the cozy confines of Riverwest Ra...
Back in late 2018, Café Benelux unveiled its instantly popular rooftop domes. Now, more than five years later, the Third Ward eatery (346 N. Broadway) is planning something a little more expansive.
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Yesterday was Ash Wednesday, a Christian holy day that marks the first day of Lent. What's Lent? It's the six-ish weeks of prayer and fasting that lead up to Easter. Yes, for those who celebrate, you're totally...
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Depending on which news sources you follow, Milwaukee is going through either a "renaissance" or a "reinvention." However you want to define it, it's safe to say that Milwaukee is cur...
Any event organizer worth their salt knows that chaos, randomness, and uncertainty are their enemies. But what if an event not only celebrates chaos, randomness, and uncertainly, but is practically built around...
Milwaukee is filled with both country-tinged bands and artists (think Trapper Schoepp and Long Mama) and straight-up country-country bands and artists (think Ladybird and the late-great Hughes Family Band). Add...
Are you a fan of Mystery Science Theater 3000-style movie riffing? Are you a fan of semi-obscure Milwaukee-made movies? THEN HAVE WE GOT AN EVENT FOR YOU.
On Thursday, February 29, at 7:30 p.m., get yourself...
How does the old saying go? "No one in the world ever gets what they want, and that is beautiful"? Yeah, that's it. Who said that again? Oh yeah, it was They Might Be Giants! And why are we bringing up the ever...
In a city absolutely stuffed with events, the annual Midwest Gaming Classic is one of our favorites. Want to relive the 2023 installment? Read our one-day minute-by-minute report HERE. Want to experience all th...
When we last argued about the streetcar's ridership numbers, The Hop had delivered 31,246 rides in September 2023, and 41,176 rides in October 2023. As always, this made people extremely angry. "HOW MUCH MONEY ...
"For any remaining Duets heads worldwide..."
That was a message posted last week to the X/Twitter account of Sat. Nite Duets. In case you need a little brush-up, Sat. Nite Duets were one of Milwaukee's best ...
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Believe it or not, we're roughly two months away from the 2024 Milwaukee Film Festival. It's true! The 16th installment of the annual cinematic blowout is set for April 11-25. The full lineup won't be revealed ...
Today in Milwaukee-movie-theater-shakeup news, the venerable Times Cinema (5906 W. Vliet St.) announced that, going forward, it will be "utilizing the venue to hold special public or private events in place of ...
Some Milwaukee things come and go, while some Milwaukee things become icons. Mandatory Milwaukee is all about the latter. This week: potholes!
There's a dusty joke about Wisconsin having only two seasons: wi...
After nearly 20 years, change is coming to a certain record store at 1627 E. Irving Pl. on the East Side. But don't worry—the change won't be too drastic.
The venerable Bullseye Records will close its doors ...