Dan Reiner
88Nine Social Media Manager (he/him)Hometown:
Croton-on-Hudson, NY
First concert:
My dad brought me to see the Backstreet’s Back Tour at Nassau Coliseum on Long Island. The Boys floated down from the rafters to start the show. It was electric. I was four years old.
Favorite TV show of all time:
The original run (seasons 1-3) of Arrested Development is flawless TV comedy.
Favorite place to take a visitor in Milwaukee:
If we’re out for a late one on the town, you can’t beat splitting a $12 pitcher of Miller High Life, playing a game of darts and being rewarded with an “I closed Wolski’s” sticker to end the night. Getting that sticker is pretty much a Milwaukee rite of passage.
Comfort drink:
Banana Old Fashioned. It’s a secret recipe, so don’t ask too many questions. Get to know me and maybe I’ll make you one.
How/why you got into radio:
My dad worked in radio for more than 30 years, so I grew up at radio stations, at concerts and festivals, and around great people. Part of the reason I chose Marquette for journalism was because you can jump right into student media. I started my own sports-music show called “Cleatz and Beatz” and did play-by-play and color commentary for basketball, volleyball and soccer games. Growing up in New York, I never thought I’d get to call games at Madison Square Garden, so it was cool to call MU games there! After college, I worked in pro baseball and did a little on-air and podcast work too; there’s nothing like calling a diving catch or a grand slam!
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The two-time Emmy winner's "The Second Best Night of Your Life" tour will come to the Riverside Theater on March 23.
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Neighbors on the city's East Side leaped into action Wednesday, helping get a wayward canine back home quickly.
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Wisconsin's favorite comedian will be back in Milwaukee for the first time in nearly two years, with a two-night stint booked for this March.
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Alvvays will bring their impressively deep well of music back to Milwaukee, where they last played in 2018
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Fellow Midwest bands Motel Breakfast, Ladybird join a local-heavy bill for March 1 show at new East Side venue.
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At one point saying she felt like she was at a football game, Olsen and the crowd traded chaotic energy at the Thursday night concert.
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The bands fronted by Ben Gibbard will bring their celebration of Death Cab's "Transatlanticism" and The Postal Service's "Give Up" to Miller High Life Theatre.
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The indie surf rock band announced its sixth studio album and a 2024 North American tour, including a show at Vivarium in Milwaukee.
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The Pabst Theater Group is almost ready to switch East Side venues, with the Colectivo location set to host its final (?) show Dec. 15.
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The comedian extended his previously announced "In Concert" tour to include a date at the Miller High Life Theatre.