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The ability to combine a meditative message and joyful sound makes M.C. Taylor's project a good bet among this week's live-music options.

The nonpartisan movement to encourage voting has dozens of Milwaukee and Madison concerts lined up for the spring election.

It's not often we skip the headliner to endorse the opening act, but two shows in the week ahead provided that rare opportunity.

The annual event brings a strong concert lineup — and a few 20-foot-high transluscent arcs — to the Marcus Performing Arts Center from July 23-27.

The Diet Lite frontman hops in the saddle of a more countrified sound in this ode to lightening up and letting go.

Stop us if you've heard this one before: The ska-punk band has a record-release show going down in Cudahy that's sure to be a (rescheduled) good time.

From national artists to homegrown talent (and horse rides!), the annual event will again bring an incredible range of entertainment to the lakefront.

The local dream-pop four-piece tangle with the two sides of big-city living on their debut single.

Just in time for the holiday season, the Milwaukee-based artist brings us a dreamy track about the perils of going home again.

With new album "Spider Towns" about to drop, the Will Hansen-led project adds this vivid track to the neighborhood.