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This week's live-music standouts include the alt/indie veteran at Turner Hall, plus a pair of newer bands making an impact around Milwaukee. -
The winner of the 2026 Tiny Desk Contest is revealed by NPR Music's Bobby Carter. It's the 12th time an unsigned musical artist has won the nationwide challenge. -
The World's Largest Music Festival is bringing back some familiar ways to get through the gates free while helping the community. -
The multi-talented, multi-sonic artist turned his new project into a transcontinental affair, trotting the globe to channel creativity. -
The two local organizations will team up once again for three days of programming that includes food, music and the annual Milwaukee parade. -
The vocal ability is strong in this batch of album releases, highlighted by the harmonies of The Lemon Twigs and the magnetism of Aldous Harding. -
The Mother's Day weekend activities around Milwaukee include everything from bikes to dinos to rainforest friends. -
With his newly established foundation, the owner of Gee's Clippers is doing even more to look after the community's health. -
The community activist and member of local music collective Death Is A Business joins us to talk about creativity and workers rights. -
Seasonal music is back at the park for 2026, with sonic diversity on Musical Mondays and family-friendly fun on Wonderful Wednesdays.
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