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Throughout the year, we welcome nationally touring artists to our stage for live Studio Milwaukee Sessions. These acts typically play to large audiences in venues across the country, but our Radio Milwaukee members see them in an intimate setting, often with an opportunity to get merch and even an autograph after the performance. For a guaranteed invitation to all our sessions, become a member today at the VIP level or above, then check out the session calendar to see who you can see next.
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The singer-songwriter-storyteller brought all three categories to our stage as he played selections off his new album, "Always Been." -
In the midst of a string of sold-out shows, the Los Angeles trio played to an overflowing crowd in our space — and kept them moving throughout. -
On tour in the States from their native Manchester, the group led by Xenya Genovese looked right at home bouncing from grungy to dreamy to sinister. -
With their strong baritone and easy-going presence, Lutalo had the audience leaning into this performance. -
The Michigan-raised, NYC-based band literally crossed oceans to build a following that brought them to our stage on a frosty Tuesday. -
Touring behind their excellent debut album, the Indy band treated us to a dreamily emphatic noontime show. -
The Milwaukee-born, Minneapolis-based musician showed off the breadth (and breath) of his talent in a woodwind-fueled performance. -
While the band's new album gets deep, their light touch is what ultimately shines through in the studio and on our stage for this live performance. -
A few hours before a sold-out show, Perez delivered a powerful performance needing nothing more than an acoustic guitar and her commanding vocals. -
Just a few days after sharing new track "Candle," the Brooklyn-based band treated us to the live version as part of a high-energy set.
