Before co-founding Milwaukee Record, Tyler Maas wrote for virtually every Milwaukee publication (except Wassup! Magazine). He lives in Bay View and enjoys both stuff and things.
With longer days, a steady wave of festival announcements, and the Brewers season starting in less than 50 hours, it’s beginning to feel a lot like spring in Milwaukee…even if the weather is crummy. The season ...
On Thursday afternoon, the Milwaukee Brewers will begin another season when they host the Chicago White Sox at American Family Field. Though the ballpark—formerly known as Miller Park—has been the Brew Crew's h...
Last March, we premiered "Faith Crisis," the latest single from self-described “existential indie rock” outfit Royal Mill. In the year that has followed, vocalist Matty Timmons—who also plays in Wildered—says h...
Most people have one of three experiences with Walk Hard: The Dewey Cox Story. They either love it, they’ve never seen it but are sure to love it once they finally do, or they saw it and kind of liked it initia...
In How-To Wisconsin, we do that annoying internet thing where we explain how to do something fairly simple (in this case, something Wisconsin-y) but precede it with a needlessly long personal story.
The firs...
Milwaukee’s summer festival season pretty much has it all. However, if there’s one thing the overwhelming abundance of seasonal fests, block parties, and weekly music happenings shows a shortage of, it's concer...
Even though winter isn’t typically a season Milwaukee looks at with much fondness, at least a lot of great Milwaukee music has been released between late December 2025 and now (a soul-crushing day in which we'v...
We might still be experiencing a true blue Milwaukee winter right now, but warmer and significantly more fun days are ahead. As we do our all to get through the final days of winter (and the cold, snowy early p...
When is the last time you went out and explored Wauwatosa? If it’s been a while since you dined, drank, and spent some quality time in the Milwaukee suburb, there’s no better time to experience Wauwatosa’s wide...
Jägermeister. You either love it or you hate it. The iconic and, yes, polarizing German liqueur is one of a kind. It's gone unchanged for almost a century, but the classic brown digestif in the unmistakable gre...
Following five successful installments, Turner Hall Tiki Takedown will once again be bringing warm vibes and cool cocktails back to the eponymous downtown ballroom next month. Yes, you can take your taste buds ...
After taking 2025 off, Milwaukee Record is proud to be bringing our High Score event to Falcon Hall (801 E. Clarke St.) on Sunday, April 19. From 12-3 p.m., this "4/20 Market" will feature a wide variety of loc...
Milwaukee loves itself a food-related raffle for a good cause. In the wake of our second annual Meatless Raffle, which took place at Cactus Club yesterday and raised money for Kinship Community Food Center, ano...
People struggle with change, but we're here to tell you that—as difficult as it can be to come to terms with sometimes—change is natural. Sometimes change is necessary. Believe it or not, change can actually be...
When we last checked in with the Wire And Nail boys, the Milwaukee country outfit was paying tribute to Just Art's Saloon owner Art Guenther with "Too Drunk," a lively single about a particularly rowdy night at...
The Meat Raffle is a tavern tradition that’s been around for decades. In recent years, this protein-packed pastime has become something as synonymous with Wisconsin drinking culture as pull tabs, touchdown shot...
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Things haven't been good for the Milwaukee Bucks this season. The team currently has a 26-34 record, which is good (or not good, rather) for the fifth worst record in the Eastern Conf...
For many years, the beer and spirits industries were completely dominated by men. Male distributors sold products made by male brewers and distillers to bars, restaurants, and liquor stores that were typically ...
Sunday afternoon, hundreds of people gathered at 3rd Street Market Hall to partake in a beloved celebration of a tomato-based local delicacy. Great Lakes Hemophilia Foundation's 14th annual “MKE’s Best Bloody” ...
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March is a period of transition. The month straddles two seasons…a part-time resident in the ass-end of winter and a temporary tenant within the burst and bloom brought on by spring. ...