A quarter century of heavy metal hasn’t slowed down the Melvins, who have gone from pioneers to survivors over their expansive and illustrious 27-year career.

Juniper Tar’s tribute to The Band’s “Last Waltz” was easily one of Milwaukee’s greatest music events in recent memory.

No atmosphere was livelier than that of Turner Hall on Friday, the night of Milwaukee legends The Promise Ring’s triumphant return to home. The crowd was a mixture of twenty-somethings, too young to have experienced the band’s reign over the city’s music scene in the mid-‘90s, and thirty-somethings reveling in the familiar atmosphere. As one [...]

The much-hyped indie rock band Smith Westerns came to Milwaukee’s Turner Hall Saturday night to play their catchy songs and prove their appreciation to fans.

While ‘90s nostalgia is at the top of its game, the storied SoCal desert rock scene of Kyuss proved much more than that in its latest form of three-fourths reunion.

Friday night saw tUnE-yArDs play to a wild and enthusiastic crowd.

In a taut, commanding concert Saturday at Turner Hall, Drive-By Truckers proved that it’s possible to satisfy a crowd even though you don’t feature your biggest hits.

Stephen Malkmus & the Jicks at Turner Hall, admirable and down to earth

Thanks to the strong efforts of 88Nine Radio Milwaukee, unheralded Irish singer James Vincent McMorrow drew a surprisingly large crowd to Turner Hall on Friday, which he summarily proved he deserved.

After calling the Miramar Theatre home only a few short months ago, Dead Man’s Carnival has rocketed all the way to Turner Hall, which it celebrated with a wildly entertaining season-opening bonanza.