Ness Heads uses inspirations from Musical Greats for new single
Get the background behind the “Brown Xanny” singer.
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Quarantine Catch Up with Christian French
The pandemic has affected everyone in different ways, but French has used this time to grow and practice his craft.
Read moreAlmondimilkhunni releases her first EP
The pop singer talks about her first releases.
Read moreNew Music Monday: DJ Elephante and actor Jack Falahee created Diplomacy
The duo talk about their beginnings in the music world together.
Read moreChristian French came from ground zero to headlining his own tour
Christian French found a way to take his hobby of music and turn it into a successful career. Now, he’s got his own headlining tour in a matter of a few years’ time.
Read moreROZES debuts in Milwaukee with a performance at The Miramar Theatre
ROZES explains her inspiration before her Saturday night set at The Miramar Theatre.
Read moreREFLECTION: Favorite Summerfest 50 Moments
From broken feet to mid-2000s jams, Summerfest 50 had it all in 11 days.
Read moreTwo Door Cinema Club Blows MKE Away with their First Show Here
The audience was quiet and waiting around slowly anticipating Two Door Cinema Club’s premiere MKE’s show at Pabst Theater. Being hump day, you can tell people were tired and very little low energy after the week. Suddenly, an insane light show started to happen. EDM pump up music started playing, making me and everyone else confused of where they were.
Read moreNew Pornographers Rock Out at Pabst Theater
Bright colored lights and a stage full of instruments stared the audience in the face as they awaited New Pornographers to take the Pabst Theater stage. It no time at all, the large band of eight people came out and people admittedly went nuts. No, porn didn’t take place; I swear, they are musicians. Anyways, their lights went brighter, the
Read moreTwin Peaks bring Garage Rock back to life
My dad used to tell me “back in his day” (the ’80s) at concerts and weddings him and his friends would mosh to songs like the Violent Femmes’ “Blister in the Sun.” I always could picture this, but last night the image of this came to life at Turner Hall. Twin Peaks, hailing from Chicago (the drummer wore the Cubs shirt
Read moreTop Concerts in Milwaukee of 2016
I was lucky enough to have record year of concert going in my life time. Pretty much every concert I went to happened in Milwaukee. So, since this crazy year of music is wrapping up, I wanted to give you a taste of the top concerts I had a pleasure of witnessing this year. Here’s the countdown: 10.) TACOCAT AT
Read moreMilwaukee Fell in Love with Ingrid Michaelson at The Pabst
The stage had huge panels with lyrics written all over it. They were filled with words scratched out and scribbled like it was a journal. Her name was written on the top of the panels. The instruments were all set. It was now just a waiting game for the audience. They sipped their wine and drank their beers, hoping soon
Read moreGlass Animals impressed Milwaukee with their peanut butter vibes
L-shaped Tetris blocks hang from the ceiling. A disco ball sparkles in The Riverside Theater sky. Cacti placed around the stage. It is unclear what is about to take place, but the audience will soon see they are in for a treat. Glass Animals returned to Milwaukee for their “How to be a Human Being” tour centered around their latest album
Read moreLydia Loveless gives us the not-so- typical coffee shop show
A common question comes up for music lovers; Where would your dream concert be? Most say huge venues like Madison Square Garden, Radio City Music Hall or Red Rocks. What they should say instead is a coffee shop, specifically Milwaukee’s Prospect Ave. Colectivo Coffee. This place is something everyone should take on at some point in their life, because seeing
Read moreREFLECTION: Favorite Moments of Summerfest
Now that the 11 days of craziness and madness of Summerfest is over, I’ve had time to reflect on what I just experienced these past two weeks. As a music lover, this festival is super important for me. It allows me to see bands I know and love, but also discover new ones . It is an exciting time of
Read moreREVIEW: So Long, Farewell Motion City Soundtrack
The first concert I ever went to was at The Rave when I was in seventh grade. I was seeing the Honda Civic Tour with Panic! At the Disco, The Hush Sound, Phantom Planet and Motion City Soundtrack. I was so excited because all of these bands I listened to 24/7 and were basically my life in my middle school
Read moreWhy I miss the music part of VH1 and MTV
Every morning I hear my screeching alarm go off, I have such a hard time getting out of bed because I have nothing to look forward to. When I was younger, I had such a different mentality. I enjoyed getting up every morning because it meant I get to watch hours of music videos before I head out for my
Read moreReview: Broods and the Strumbellas have new fans in Milwaukee
102.1 FM Milwaukee put on one of their many exposure shows to celebrate 10 years of being a station. These shows are meant to give new exposure to bands and help them gain a new fan base. This time around they had Broods and Strumbellas stopping by the Rave to share what they got in an intimate setting. Broods
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