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Here’s who’s playing the WMSE Stage at Bay View Bash

August 5, 2025

While many of Milwaukee’s summer festivals, block parties, and other large scale happenings have already come and gone, one of the city’s best fests of the season is still on the horizon. Bay View Bash will ret...

Cactus Club announces Beet Street date, headliners

Tyler Maas

August 4, 2025

Now that we're a few days into the last full month of summer, the season's impending conclusion is beginning to come into view. But hey, it's going to be okay because there are still lots of local festivals tha...

“The New Reality” hardcore festival is coming to X-Ray Arcade this fall

Tyler Maas

August 1, 2025

Remember when X-Ray Arcade hosted a hardcore punk and "mosh metal" festival back in June? Would that be something you'd like to have happen there again later this year? Well, if you answered "hell yes" to those...

MKE Music Rewind: Soul Low, ‘UNEASY’ (2013)

Tyler Maas

July 31, 2025

broadstreet.zone(159870); In MKE Music Rewind we revisit notable Milwaukee music that was released before Milwaukee Record became a thing in April 2014. This week: Soul Low's UNEASY, from 2013. Time has a w...

Puerto Rican Festival Of Wisconsin returns September 21, moves to Henry Maier Festival Park

Tyler Maas

July 31, 2025

Now that Summerfest, the Harley weekend, Bastille Days, and Brady Street Festival have all come and gone, Milwaukeeans can now shift focus to the numerous festivals, block parties, and other civic celebrations ...

Soberfest to bring music, vendors, fun to Pere Marquette Park on August 2

Tyler Maas

July 30, 2025

Milwaukee has no shortage of great summer festivals. However, the vast majority of those events feature beer and other alcoholic items in abundance, which can make celebrating difficult for those in recovery. P...

Read an exclusive excerpt from ‘Don’t Say Please: The Oral History Of Die Kreuzen’

Tyler Maas

July 29, 2025

Few bands in Milwaukee music history have a legacy that even comes close to matching that of Die Kreuzen. The seminal outfit defied genre distinction, anchored the local scene, toured relentlessly, and was a fa...

Some interesting facts about Talossa, a micronation that started in Milwaukee

Tyler Maas

July 28, 2025

Among its numerous monikers, Milwaukee is known as "the city of neighborhoods" on account of the dozens upon dozens of different enclaves that each add to the city's overall character and charm. You might not b...

Comedy producer Matt Kemple has kept Milwaukee laughing for 20 years

Tyler Maas

July 25, 2025

Believe it or not, long before Milwaukee was routinely booking arena-level comedians, hosting multi-day residencies for world renowned comics, serving as the filming site of countless live specials, and being t...

I got (kind of) high in Indiana

Tyler Maas

July 24, 2025

A version of this article originally appeared on our Patreon. Want to support Milwaukee Record and get exclusive articles and podcasts? Click HERE. Thanks! Summit. Noun. "The highest point of a hill or mount...

Marcus Ridge Cinema’s Sneak Peek Theatre: The Milwaukee Record Review

Tyler Maas

July 22, 2025

Cinema is in an interesting (if not concerning) place right now. The ubiquity of streaming has devalued and tarnished the moviegoing experience. Coupling that with perpetual economic uncertainty and changing co...

Here’s the Black Arts Fest MKE lineup

Tyler Maas

July 21, 2025

Founded in 2018, Black Arts Fest MKE has been a welcome addition to the city’s busy summer festival season. The event will return to Henry Maier Festival Park on Saturday, August 2. Fashion, literature, heritag...

Rapid reviews of things we were sent (all beverage edition!)

Tyler Maas

July 21, 2025

Every now and then, a company or an agency hired to do PR for a company will offer to send us something to try. Sometimes I’ll say yes and, if there’s a natural fit for our audience, I’ll write about it. Other ...

A day-by-day Milwaukee guide to Mile Of Music

Tyler Maas

July 18, 2025

From July 31 through August 3, a total of 27 Milwaukee bands and solo artists will make the 100-mile trek north on US 41—or I-43, if they want to take the scenic route—to partake the Mile Of Music festival in d...

Celebrate six years of Station No. 06 with live music, rare beer, award-winning cocktails, BBQ

Tyler Maas

July 18, 2025

We’ve said it before and we’ll say it again (and again): West Allis rules. The Milwaukee suburb has always had its charms and enjoyable amenities, but the city really seems to be hitting its stride in recent ye...

The Wurst is among Milwaukee Public Market’s best tenants

Tyler Maas

July 17, 2025

There are lots of great reasons to visit Milwaukee Public Market. Beyond being an award-winning marketplace and tourist attraction situated in the heart of the Historic Third Ward, the Public Market is the home...

Here’s the 2025 Center Street Daze music lineup

Tyler Maas

July 14, 2025

Center Street Daze Festival—which began way back in 1997 and is organized by the Riverwest Business Association—will make its triumphant return to Center Street (between Holton and Humboldt) on Saturday, August...

The Gold Steps video for “Rent Free” is a day at the beach

Tyler Maas

July 11, 2025

Earlier this week, Milwaukee Record posted a list of our favorite local music released in the first half of 2025. As is mid-July tradition, just a few days after hitting "publish" on said list of standout album...

Mandatory Milwaukee: Mamie’s is difficult to define and easy to love

Tyler Maas

July 10, 2025

broadstreet.zone(77472); Some Milwaukee things come and go, while some become icons. Mandatory Milwaukee is all about the latter. This week: Mamie's. These days, bars are quick to tell prospective customers...

Bastille Day West will bring French-focused fun to Vliet Street on July 11

Tyler Maas

July 10, 2025

Last week, we revealed the full entertainment lineup for Bastille Days, which is scheduled to take over Cathedral Square Park from Thursday, July 17 through Sunday, July 20. The 2025 installment of that four-da...

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