WSUM 91.7FM's Music Journalism Club has released its weekly roundup, highlighting new releases added to the station's music library, including Mitski's "Nothing's About to Happen".
Local/Live with Charlieboy airs on WMSE 91.7, featuring an acoustic performance on March 26.
Milwaukee recording artist John Sieger is recalling the life of his friend and occasional collaborator David Begel, a former Milwaukee Journal columnist.
Experimental guitarist Bill Orcutt releases new album "Music in Continuous Motion," exploring the intersection between agitation and timelessness.
Country-folk singer Colter Wall has canceled the rest of his 2026 tour and announced an indefinite hiatus due to declining mental health.
Folk singer-songwriter Jackson Harshbarger releases new single "Don't Quit on Me". The song is part of Harshbarger's growing discography, which has garnered attention on online platforms.
Jenny Lynn's music video for "Clawhammer Banjo" has gained significant attention on the r/folk community, showcasing her unique banjo playing style and traditional folk influences. The video's raw, unpolished aesthetic has resonated with fans of the genre.
Cat Clyde releases new album "Mud Blood Bone". The album is available on music streaming platforms.
Singer-songwriter Claire Dickson releases her new album "Balance". The album is available now, according to a post on the r/indieheads community.
Indie band Cashier releases new EP "The Weight", available on music platforms.
Indie music artist kid at the corner has released a new album titled "Twin Minds in the Wandering Room". The album is available on the platform mentioned in the source.
Charley Crockett's new album "Fastest Gun Alive" has been released.
Milwaukee-based chamber orchestra Milwaukee Musaik will perform music by Samuel Barber, George Gershwin, and Philip Glass at their next concert.
Folk musician Open Casket Road Show has released the last track from their forthcoming album "Funeral Songs", titled "Tremoloa Death Hymn", which was inspired by the artist's personal loss.
"Women of Americana" concert to feature Cristina Vane and Brennen Leigh at Viterbo University's Fine Arts Center on March 28.
WMSE 91.7's Top 30 Chart features Gorillaz at number one, followed by Crooked Fingers and Sleaford Mods.
The Everly Brothers' 1958 track "All I Have To Do Is Dream" was recorded live in only two takes, breaking chart records everywhere. The song's success is attributed to its live performance.
Jelly Roll wore a Johnny Cash cross pendant during his Grand Ole Opry induction, citing Johnny Cash as a source of inspiration.
Moonchild is in a new phase, according to a recent article on Radio Milwaukee's website, GNews.
Belfast-based folk singer-songwriter Joshua Burnside has released his new album "It's Not Going". The album is part of No Depression's "Postcard From" series, which features dispatches from artists' daily lives on the road, in the studio, or anywhere in between.
Garbage's Shirley Manson discussed playing with The Cure's Robert Smith in a recent interview, citing beach balls as a memorable part of the experience. Manson also talked about the challenges of touring in the future. Manson also mentioned Placebo as a band she's played with.
Enigmatic artist Craven Faults discusses his discography in a rare interview, offering insights into his work.
American Songwriter recommends checking out three albums by obscure 20th-century psychedelic folk singer-songwriters from the late 1960s and early 1970s. The albums, whose names are not specified, are said to be worth listening to.
Musician David Garland has shared his favorite bands on Bandcamp, citing "imagination, sincerity, invention, audacity" as key qualities in his selections.
A folk musician is reevaluating the song "Gypsy Davey" due to its use of the term "Gypsy" as a slur, despite the song's original intent being about freedom and breaking free from arranged marriage.
