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Report: Here’s how many Milwaukee millennials still live at home (and how much they make)

March 23, 2017

Despite the fact that many millennials are well into their 30s, the world can't seem to stop puzzling over them like they're aliens trapped in a Tralfamadorian zoo. But here we go again: According to a recent r...

First Impression: Eagle Park Brewing Company

Tyler Maas

March 22, 2017

Something exciting is happening at the Lincoln Warehouse. The 1st Street facility that long served Milwaukee as, well, an actual warehouse since its 1928 construction has recently reinvested itself as a hotbed ...

17 shows to get excited for this spring

Milwaukee Record Staff

March 22, 2017

Spring, sprung. Winter waning, summer looming. Life. Hope. Shows. You know the drill. Here are 17 exciting shows coming to Milwaukee this spring. Saturday, April 1 Platinum Boys, Buzz Record Release @ Cact...

“Chuck” out The Pukes’ new “Do What Diddy” music video

Tyler Maas

March 22, 2017

Since The Pukes played a sold out Company Brewing show that doubled as a belated vinyl release celebration for 2016's The Revenge Of... in late January, the Milwaukee horror-punk trio has kept a pretty low prof...

On The Record Episode 89: Officer Bradford of Masked Intruder

Milwaukee Record Staff

March 22, 2017

Jackson Bradford might have the most interesting job on the planet. The Milwaukee native spends at least half of each year wearing a cop costume and short-shorts while sporting a mustache as part of his lovable...

What’s the deal with Downer Woods?

Matt Wild

March 21, 2017

Ever come across a mildly interesting thing in Milwaukee and wonder, "What's the deal with that mildly interesting thing?" What's The Deal With explores these local curiosities, and aims to find the stories beh...

Christie’s Pub & Grill appears to be closed

Tyler Maas

March 21, 2017

Originally opened as Christie's Inn in 1954, the charming tavern inconspicuously stationed at 3261 S. 13th Street later became known as an unexpected place to a get gourmet-caliber meal in an unassuming south s...

Nite Owl is open for the season

Tyler Maas

March 21, 2017

With the longer days, rising temperatures, and Bob Uecker's voice on the radio, it's beginning to feel a lot like spring in Milwaukee. Sure, yesterday technically marked the first day of spring, but now it's of...

Mandatory Milwaukee: Landmark Lanes celebrates 90 years of subterranean success

Matt Wild

March 20, 2017

Some places come and go, while some places become icons. Mandatory Milwaukee is all about the latter. Join us as we revisit beloved and well-worn local staples with fresh eyes, and explore how they might figure...

Wisconsin Frozen Pizza Tournament: Cheese regional

Tyler Maas

March 20, 2017

Between the NCAA tournament, the unpredictable weather, and the likelihood you’re broke after paying taxes, March is a month that seems made for staying home and eating frozen pizza. Wisconsin is fortunate to b...

Shane Hochstetler talks Howl Street relocation, new drummer video series

Tyler Maas

March 20, 2017

Depending on when and how you happened upon his work, you either know Shane Hochstetler as the drummer behind some of Milwaukee's most notable bands (Call Me Lightning, Managra, Hero Of A Hundred Fights, and cu...

Everything is awful, but at least the guy from ‘Life Aquatic’ is coming to the Pabst

Matt Wild

March 17, 2017

Every Friday, Off The Record looks to other Milwaukee publications (and beyond) for bits of news we missed throughout the week. • Brazilian zinger Seu Jorge found fame in Wes Anderson's 2004 film The Life Aq...

Nick Thune will perform an intimate show in the Grand Avenue basement in May

Tyler Maas

March 17, 2017

Way back in 2014, up and coming comedian Nick Thune performed a sold out show in the cozy confines of The Underground Collaborate. The mid-week appearance in the 100-some seat theater space nestled in the Grand...

Our NCAA team-specific guide for what to do in Milwaukee

Tyler Maas

March 17, 2017

Yesterday was a wild day at the BMO Harris Bradley Center, as the NCAA Tournament officially kicked off. Milwaukee hosted four of the 16 games played Thursday. After all the dust settled, Purdue topped Vermont,...

Wisconsin Frozen Pizza Tournament: Deluxe regional

Tyler Maas

March 16, 2017

Between the NCAA tournament, the unpredictable weather, and the likelihood you’re broke after paying taxes, March is a month that seems made for staying home and eating frozen pizza. Wisconsin is fortunate to b...

Get weird (and get loud) with new music from Calliope

Matt Wild

March 16, 2017

It's been a hot, swirling, organ-laden minute since psyched-out Milwaukee outfit Calliope graced fans with a new full-length album. In 2014, the excellent ORBIS found the band, according to our review at the ti...

Warm up to Static Eyes with “The Thaw” music video

Tyler Maas

March 16, 2017

Believe it or not, Static Eyes haven't put out a record in about four years. Since releasing a split with Drugs Dragons in 2013, the Milwaukee garage rock vets have replaced their bassist, they wrote a batch of...

Gaze upon Milwaukee’s changing skyline in this “Milwaukee’s Changing Skyline” video

Matt Wild

March 16, 2017

Every other Monday, we publish a quick roundup of all the new shit they're building in Milwaukee. These "new shit" posts attempt to keep tabs on the countless new developments, luxury apartments, and luxury apa...

Come to (or sign up for) our first Broken Up Band Bazaar benefit for Arte Para Todos

Tyler Maas

March 15, 2017

In its first two years, Arte Para Todos raised approximately $40,000 for Milwaukee public school art programs through the combined efforts of hundreds of musicians and visual artists bringing their talents to d...

17 ways to avoid a stereotypical St. Paddy’s Day

Tyler Maas

March 15, 2017

St. Patrick's Day is an annual excuse to get out and celebrate in the waning days of winter. It's a holiday build on the foundation of Irish pride, fun, and revelry. On the other hand, it also kind of sucks. Be...

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