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Eaux Claires is doing a winter “Hiver” thing November 21-24, will return in July 2020

October 8, 2019

The rumored Eaux Claires winter thing, dubbed Eaux Claires Hiver, has been confirmed. It's being billed as "an immersive weekend of performance and improvisation featuring Ani DiFranco, Pieta Brown, Jon Hopkins...

Milwaukee Record Recommended: October 7-13

Milwaukee Record Staff

October 7, 2019

Our fat-free, dolphin-safe Milwaukee events calendar is chock-full of things to do, but only a handful of events are worthy of the lofty honor of "Record Recommended" (patent pending). Here are our recommendati...

Florida Brothers Band looks dashing, dangerous in the “Simply Ravishing” music video

Tyler Maas

October 7, 2019

Back in 2017, we introduced you to a new Milwaukee project called Florida Brothers Band. In that article, we said the unusual, interesting, and utterly enjoyable group "crafts poppy punk earworms that will make...

They Might Be Giants will celebrate 30th anniversary of ‘Flood’ at Pabst Theater March 5

Matt Wild

October 7, 2019

Why is the world in love again? Why are we marching hand in hand? Why are the ocean levels rising up? It's a brand new anniversary show for 2020! They Might Be Giants' 30-year-old album Flood! I'm your only ...

Stereolab remain relevant, revelatory at sold-out Turner Hall show

Cal Roach

October 5, 2019

Lætitia Sadier and Tim Gane probably didn’t set out to change the landscape of popular music forever, but that’s essentially what happened. The duo responsible for Stereolab didn’t simply inspire the creation o...

Hear Abby Jeanne’s cover of the Siouxsie And The Banshees hit, “Spellbound”

Tyler Maas

October 3, 2019

Last week, Abby Jeanne treated listeners to "Get You High," the lead single from a forthcoming 7-inch and cassette the ever-busy and unstoppable Milwaukee singer is releasing in accordance with an October 12 ev...

12 (more) Milwaukee bands you maybe didn’t know broke up

Milwaukee Record Staff

October 2, 2019

broadstreet.zone(32806); For every Milwaukee project that has a well-publicized last show, knowingly puts out what’s to be its final album, or crafts a long and respectful farewell to those who have supported ...

Mac DeMarco balances mellow and “Rock’n” tunes, shows local love at Riverside Theater

Joey Grihalva

October 2, 2019

Back in November 2015, the last time Mac DeMarco headlined Milwaukee on his own (he co-headlined the Eagle's Ballroom with The Flaming Lips in 2017), Milwaukee Record didn't know what to make of the Canadian in...

It just got easier for Milwaukee to host all-ages shows

Matt Wild

October 1, 2019

In case you're just joining us, Milwaukee needs more all-ages venues. Or, put another way, Milwaukee needs less-restrictive city codes that would make it possible for venues to host all-ages shows and simultane...

Milwaukee Record Recommended: September 30-October 6

Milwaukee Record Staff

September 30, 2019

Our fat-free, dolphin-safe Milwaukee events calendar is chock-full of things to do, but only a handful of events are worthy of the lofty honor of "Record Recommended" (patent pending). Here are our recommendati...

Milwaukee Music Roundup: September 2019

Milwaukee Record Staff

September 30, 2019

Looking for new music? Looking for new Milwaukee music? Then look no further than our monthly Milwaukee Music Roundup. Want to hear us discuss a few of this month's releases on WUWM's Lake Effect? Click HERE. ...

Abby Jeanne’s Atomic Records pop-up, and 8,000 other things happening October 12

Matt Wild

September 27, 2019

Every Friday, Stuff We Missed (formerly Off The Record, which is now the name of our print-only Colectivo publication) looks to other Milwaukee publications (and beyond) for, well, stuff we missed throughout th...

The Summer of Neaux Claires

Joey Grihalva

September 26, 2019

It's official. The North American music festival market is oversaturated. Over the last two years it has reached a tipping point, as a swath of festivals have either bowed out or been left on indefinite hiatus....

Public Domain: The Eradicator performs “Take Me Out To The Ball Game”

Milwaukee Record Staff

September 25, 2019

Milwaukee Record is proud to present Public Domain. The music video series features musicians adapting some of the world’s best-known songs in ways they’ve never been heard before. Watch the entire series here....

Feel the sting of the new Indonesian Junk record, ‘Spiderbites’

Matt Wild

September 25, 2019

Is it possible to feel a warm sense of contentment as you listen to a song called "Headbanger"? Can one take comfort in a song called "Animal Eyes"? How about "Wild, Wild Party"? If these songs are some of the ...

Zach Pietrini touches on depression, recovery, trust in ‘The Nashville EP’

Tyler Maas

September 24, 2019

Last year, while trying to make sense of an increasingly confusing world around him, Zach Pietrini wrote a ton of songs. With a songbook bursting with new material written since 2017's Holding Onto Ghosts, the ...

Brian Wilson and The Zombies bring “Something Great From ’68” to Riverside Theater

Catherine Jozwik

September 23, 2019

It's been more than half a century since British Invasion and California groups like The Zombies and The Beach Boys took the American pop charts by storm. During Sunday night's Riverside Theater performances, T...

Milwaukee Record Recommended: September 23-29

Milwaukee Record Staff

September 23, 2019

Our fat-free, dolphin-safe Milwaukee events calendar is chock-full of things to do, but only a handful of events are worthy of the lofty honor of "Record Recommended" (patent pending). Here are our recommendati...

Tool, Flannel Fest, and 25 more standout fall shows and events

Milwaukee Record Staff

September 17, 2019

broadstreet.zone(32806); Do you like fall? Of course you do. Everyone likes fall. Do you like shows and events? Yep. Everyone likes shows and events. Here are 27 shows and events to see this fall. Wednesday...

NO/NO says goodbye, reflects on unique process and breakup

Carmella D'Acquisto

September 17, 2019

Milwaukee synth-pop group NO/NO is calling it quits after five years. While the band has been beloved in the live local music scene, behind the scenes, NO/NO had a private, studio-driven process that led it to ...