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Father John Misty sits high atop our selections for the festival's second day, along with loudsmiths VIAL and Amyl & The Sniffers.
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Started in 2017, the local-first organization has grown to hold events across the Milwaukee area and set up a permanent home in Bay View. -
Writer/director Nathan Deming's new movie tackles a difficult topic in a creative way while still feeling very "Wisconsin." -
The Georgian jam band has been coming to Milwaukee on a regular basis since 2006 and will be back for a three-night run this fall. -
The upcoming record from Chris Stewart's project leans more into guitar, but this track aligns nicely with his electro-pop sound. -
Before they can tell truth through their songs, the group of queer femme folk musicians know they must stay true to themselves. -
For the venue's first comedy show, Charlie Berens and some of Milwaukee's funniest will raise money for the Alzheimer's Association on June 19. -
The pleasures of Spielberg's new thriller, centered on a massive U.S. conspiracy about aliens visiting Earth, feel more retro than timely. -
Ledesma joined us to share songs that inspire his creativity, the latest example of which was recently unveiled at the Bronzeville Center for the Arts. -
Our food roundup of Brew City includes the last few days of Halal Restaurant Week, the return of dumpling fest and LOTS of peaches. -
One of the buzziest new records of the year finds its way into our latest batch of recommended releases on this New Music Friday.
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