Landmark Credit Union Live will welcome fans for the first time Feb. 27, with alternative band Rainbow Kitten Surprise opening the space.

The chance to see four indie icons on consecutive nights doesn't come up often. Or ever. But it's happening this week.

The genre-fluid global superstar follows Garth Brooks and Ed Sheeran as the big names taking part in next year's festival.

The annual event will once again usher in the autumn with a full day of bands, beverages, food and general merriment.

The goth-infused indie artist will keep her tour rolling after she's done in the U.K. and Europe with a North American leg that stops in Milwaukee.

The genre-busting artist has a seasonally appropriate new album to show off in Milwaukee two days after Halloween.

The groundbreaking duo of Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross extended their run of shows to include a Fiserv Forum date next February.

Cactus Club's annual block party and a couple Milwaukee artists with new albums top this week's rundown of live music in the city.

A true indie icon and musical craftsman, Sparhawk held the audience in rapt attention throughout an emotional solo performance.

The comedian/musician/writer/actor gives us a few peeks behind the curtain ahead of his show in Milwaukee this Sunday.