A bluegrass music festival is part of Western Wisconsin Weekend, which also includes bingo and business events.
The Bay View Neighborhood Association's Chill On The Hill music series, presented in partnership with Milwaukee County Parks, will return for its 21st season in 2026, continuing its Tuesday performances at Humboldt Park's band chalet from early June to late summer.
WMSE 91.7 FM announces new releases for April 16, 2026, including Hoopla by Weird Nightmare, I Am Obsessed EP by Punchbag, and Guns Out by Iguana Death Cult.
Mile of Music festival announces nonprofit transition and its first 50 artists for the 13th festival. The festival is based in Appleton, Wisconsin.
Mile of Music festival is converting to a full nonprofit status.
Mile of Music festival to become a full nonprofit organization.
The first 50 artists for Mile of Music's 'Mile 13' have been announced, marking the start of the festival's 13th year. The event will take place in downtown Appleton, Wisconsin, featuring a diverse lineup of musical acts.
Mile of Music announces 'First 50' for 2026 festival, including The Astronomers. The Astronomers will perform at the 2026 festival, part of the Mile of Music event.
Radio Milwaukee premieres voulouse's single "Blush On".
Milwaukee band Little Blue Crunchy Things reunited for a 35th-anniversary concert at Turner Hall on April 11.
Rock for Vets returns to Racine this Saturday, April 18, with seven live bands across two downtown venues, a vendor alley, and raffles supporting area veterans, hosted by the Veterans of America Motorcycle Club Inc.
Milwaukee-based band Offtide will perform on WMSE 91.7's Local/Live with Music Director Sid and Matt Wild on April 21, 2026.
The Appleton Post Crescent has announced the first 50 artists for the 13th Mile of Music.
Music journalist and record executive Joe McEwen's memoir "Tastykakes, Soul Songs and Shining Stars: Affections and Reflections, 1973-2025" explores his life and career. McEwen, who grew up in Philadelphia, initially tuned out music as a child due to its absence in his home.
American banjo player Dirk Powell is releasing a new album, "Going Back To Fielden", which features traditional clawhammer banjo music. The album is part of Powell's ongoing exploration of traditional American folk music.
Dirk Powell's new album "Wake" showcases his clever and wide-ranging artistry, featuring collaborations with Rhiannon Giddens, Darrell Scott, and his daughter Amelia. The album marks Powell's first solo release since 2020.
Milwaukee Record named a finalist for the 2026 Wisconsin Area Music Industry (WAMI) awards, advancing to the next round of voting after a competitive few weeks of voting and tabulation.
KING TUFF's "Moo Mup" holds the top spot on WMSE 91.7's chart, followed by NEW PORNOGRAPHERS, THE and KNOWN MOONS.
Radio Milwaukee premieres Offtide's new single "Sky Is the Limit" in Milwaukee.
Paul Simon has revealed some of his favorite lyricists, including Bob Dylan and Joni Mitchell.
Local musician seeks 1-2 local or regional acts to join a 5/3 bill at Crucible on May 3, as part of a dark pop/post-punk/shoegaze show organized by the Minneapolis-based project "shadingthesun".
Todd Albright's album "Blues For Dexter Linwood" performs straightforward standards, evoking the blues through melancholic strings, harmonics, and words.
Trisha Yearwood celebrates the Country Music Hall of Fame reaching 20 million visitors with her family.
Kris Kristofferson's 1970s classic has been praised for its improved sound quality after a Grammy-winning artist's rendition at Red Rocks, according to fans. A newly released video of the 2025 show is bringing back memories of the epic performance.
Creedence Clearwater Revival released "Bad Moon Rising", their only No. 1 hit in the United Kingdom, 57 years ago today.
