Milwaukee Music Notes: Wisconsin and The Great War
Our resident music columnist took a journey to the past with Ken Fitzsimmons’ After The War: 1919, which examines Wisconsin’s place in one of history’s biggest tragedies.
Milwaukee Music Notes: Experimental Music Rules in Riverwest
Four artists, including Racine’s J. Sincock, surprised and delighted ears at the Jazz Gallery Center for the Arts on Sept. 19.
Q&A: Paul Maceri Talks Curating Weird Music and More
Milwaukee Music Notes returns with Brain in the Cupboard, an experimental music festival bringing sounds from all over the country to the 414.
Milwaukee Music Notes: Caley Conway Captures Time and Space
Singer-songwriters Conway and Ellie Jackson harmonized in the intimate Indeed Brewing Barrel Room on May 11.
Milwaukee Music Notes: Little Blue Crunchy Things Return!
The legendary local ’90s band reunited for a 35th anniversary concert at Turner Hall on April 11.
Milwaukee Music Notes: Women First With The Fainting Room and Nineteen Thirteen
The Americana-folk band, paired with the cello/drum duo, kept Cactus Club in rapture on March 26.
Milwaukee Music Notes: Jazz Quartet Looks Back and Moves Ahead
The hometown Trim/Breiwick Quartet kept it tight, with originals inspired by the standards, at The Estate on Feb. 28.
Milwaukee Music Notes: Bluegrass Might Just Save the World
An all-Wisconsin lineup warmed hearts during the Bluegrass Winter Heater at The Cooperage on Jan. 24.
Milwaukee Music Notes: Rap J & Friends Find Their Groove
The local rapper and his entourage of collaborators brought warm energy to Cactus Club on Dec. 21.
Milwaukee Music Notes: Diet Lite Riffs With Relentless Energy at Album Release Show
The local rockers took the Vivarium stage on Nov. 22 to share their new album, “Double Wide Yukon.”