REVIEW: Leon Bridges at the BMO Harris Pavilion
Leon Bridges brought a vintage era of cool to the BMO Harris Pavilion on Sunday night.
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REVIEW – Father John Misty at the Pabst Theater
Father John Misty put on a hauntingly beautiful show in Milwaukee on Thursday night.
Read moreREVIEW: Cake and Ben Folds at the BMO Harris Pavilion
CAKE and Ben Folds brought a much-anticipated double bill to the BMO Harris Pavilion on Thursday.
Read moreREVIEW – Sylvan Esso
The synth pop duo thrilled in their second sold out show of the weekend on Sunday night.
Read moreREVIEW – Anderson East at Summerfest
Summerfest ‘18 was drawing to close. The final night was upon us all and the lineup was of minimal fame. However, one man stood apart from the rest. That man is Anderson East. Anderson East reigned in the crowd in a humble fashion as he nonchalantly walked out onto the Johnson Controls stage on to greet the 150-ish guest that
Read moreVIDEO: 2018 Summerfest Preview
Allen Halas & Patrick Carroll break down their picks for Summerfest 2018.
Read moreREVIEW: Dr. Dog at Turner Hall Ballroom
It was Tuesday, May 8th, 2018 the night Dr. Dog came to Turner Hall to show Milwaukee what they were all about. The crowd was an eclectic amalgamation of hipsters, older folks, and somehow a group of 18-year-old girls. The beer was cold and the air was steamy with the early scents of spring, summer and a hint of patchouli.
Read moreDeath From Above 1979 – An Abridged Review
What the band lacked in crowd size completely made up for in heart-pounding rock n’ roll.
Read moreBen Folds and A Piano – Review
February 16th, 2017, the night Ben Folds brought a piano to Milwaukee. Ben Folds, formerly of Ben Folds Five graced The Riverside theater with just himself and a grand piano. If you aren’t familiar with who Ben Folds is, congratulations you probably aren’t a Millennial. Those of us that are familiar were treated to a very intimate show. The
Read moreKaleo – Concert Review
Last night, Icelandic rock group Kaleo made their sequel appearance to a sold-out Turner Hall in a glorious way. Kaleo shatters everything you think you know about Icelandic music by ditching all the weird shit that made Bjork famous and in exchange giving us good old American style rock/blues. It’s clear who this band draws their influences from by creating their
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