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Monday, June 3, 2013

June 1, 2013

Seminal Chicago emo ensemble Alkaline Trio has enjoyed a prosperous 17-year run that’s seen the band release eight studio albums—not counting B-sides compilations, splits and acoustic releases—and inspiring countless heart and skull tribute tattoos along the way. Many of the emblazoned jumped ship a decade ago when the band began to veer away from its distinct anthems of beer-soaked heartache poured into the timeless Goddamnit and Maybe I’ll Catch Fire. Any such exodus wasn’t evident at The Rave Saturday, though, as a sellout crowd was on hand to sing along as the veteran band traversed its lengthy and ever-changing catalog in 75 minutes of nostalgia.
05.28.2013 | 21 days ago | Posted at 11:55 AM
By Evan Rytlewski
Just hours after the Justin Vernon/Collections of Colonies of Bees side project Volcano Choir revealed plans for a new album this fall, The Pabst Theater has announced that the band will perform Saturday, Sept. 28 at 8 p.m., prematurely ending any doubt about whether the group would include Milwaukee on their tour itinerary. General admission tickets are $20 in advance, $25 day of show, and go on ...
05.20.2013 | 29 days ago | Posted at 03:45 PM
By Shepherd Express Staff
The Bon Iver of dubstep, British songwriter/producer James Blake will make his first Milwaukee appearance with a Nov. 14 concert at the Turner Hall Ballroom, the venue announced today. Not to be confused with the tennis player of the same name, Blake rose to attention in 2010 on the strength of a trio of EPs, and solidified that acclaim with an intimate, inward 2011 self-titled album. His latest a...
05.06.2013 | 43 days ago | Posted at 04:00 PM
By Shepherd Express Staff
As it is wont to do on a Monday, The Pabst Theater Organization announced a pair of high-anticipation indie-rock shows this morning. Forlorn Brooklyn rockers The National will return to the Riverside Theater on Monday, Aug. 5 as part of their tour behind their upcoming Trouble Will Find Me, an album that looks to juggle the ornate impulses of their latest album, High Violet, with the emotional imm...
04.29.2013 | 50 days ago | Posted at 02:00 PM

Now that song is in our heads again

By Shepherd Express Staff
Macklemore, the formerly underground rapper who shot to the top of the charts and frat-house playlists alike with his inescapable novelty hit "Thrift Shop," will play a free show at the Turner Hall Ballroom Sunday, May 12 with his producing partner Ryan Lewis, the venue announced today. The stop is part of Yahoo's "On The Road" series, and will be streamed live online. Crossover-rap hook singer Sk...
04.26.2013 | 53 days ago | Posted at 11:00 AM
By Shepherd Express Staff
The Riverside Theater will be packed with squealing tweens on Tuesday, Aug. 20 when it hosts a co-headlining bill between The Wanted and Carly Rae Jepsen. The Wanted, for those without kids, is a British boy band, featuring well-mannered lads with good facial symmetry, very low-cut V-necks and not particularly distinctive voices. After finding fast success overseas, they cracked the stateside mark...
04.15.2013 | 64 days ago | Posted at 11:10 AM
By Shepherd Express Staff
It took him 12 years, but Paul McCartney will finally get around to checking out Milwaukee's new ballpark this summer. Twenty years after he played County Stadium in 1993, the former Beatle will headline the Brewers' home park on Tuesday, July 16 as part of his "Out There" tour of American baseball stadiums. The singer confirmed the heavily rumored date on his Twitter feed this morning. McCartney ...
04.10.2013 | 69 days ago | Posted at 05:00 PM
By Shepherd Express Staff
Few rappers could claim a better 2012 than Meek Mill, the shouty Maybach Music Group rapper who last year released a fantastic mixtape, Dreamchasers 2, and a respectable (if surprisingly staid) commercial debut, Dreams & Nightmares. The rapper's recent tours have steered him away from Milwaukee, but that will change on Monday night, when he makes an appearance at Club Onyx, 3120 W. Villard Ave...
Wednesday, April 3, 2013

April 2, 2013

There aren’t more polite, sincere musicians touring today than the gentlemen that make up Grizzly Bear. Their charm is suffocating. Foremost among them is frontman Ed Droste, who on Tuesday night

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