Before they jump on our stage Aug. 28, the Milwaukee quartet jumped in the studio to share some of the sounds that inspire them.
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The local organization shared the first six films audiences can look forward to catching at this year's documentary-focused event. -
The popular event is back and even bigger, with the return of familiar favorites and a couple new additions to the weeklong celebration. -
The 52nd annual event will celebrate all aspects of the culture as it returns to the lakefront Aug. 22-24. -
KAYTRANADA. Dijon. Molly Tuttle. We discuss the best new albums of the week with arts critic Amelia Mason from WBUR in Boston. -
In addition to a special on-field program, the day will include memorabilia displays and limited-edition items available throughout the stadium. -
Two long-awaited, long-running events return this weekend to help you get out of the house and into some fun. -
On this rustic ballad from their upcoming album, the Milwaukee band pit anxieties of the past against those of the present. -
With a powerful new tool at their disposal, students learn how to harness the technology as part of a new summer program. -
After writing for a Nickelodeon sitcom and co-writing hits with best friend Gracie Abrams, Hobert's debut album establishes her as an unconventional new voice in pop. -
Kyoshi Kurasawa has never been a director who colors inside the lines, and he keeps turning out masterpieces as a result.
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