-
Cactus Club; Courtesy of the artistMilwaukee's DIY musicians make music so they can play music. But how do they get from the studio to the stage? -
Keegan PhillipsThe Milwaukee quintet pushes alt-country nearly to its breaking point in a song that looks into the abyss to see what might be looking back.
-
Add some live music to your pre- and post-Thanksgiving plans at a pair of events that combine local talent with local impact. -
Struggling with identity, the Milwaukee singer, rapper and producer found an answer in his art and his fellow artists. -
The much-loved Milwaukee band merged live performance with performance art to create this beautifully joyous new video. -
The Milwaukee-based artist uses his new single to tell the people in his life a few of the things that too often go unsaid. -
Two sides of the same coin, Dylan Mentzer (DJ Greyhound) and Asher Gray rely on their differences to make their music work. -
Like a well-balanced IPA, Jambura's new track has a few notes of bitterness but still goes down smooth. -
The people who make Milwaukee's DIY scene happen don't gather in meeting rooms or Zoom calls. Their venues are the city's clubs and basements. -
Cactus Club isn't just a cornerstone of Milwaukee's music scene; it's an aspirational location — a stage every DIY band aspires to play. -
The term "starving artist" exists for a reason. It's why the overwhelming majority need a more typical gig to support their creative pursuits. -
The DIY scene is everywhere. That means a lot of entry points for fans and bands like Milwaukee's Fake My Death.
