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Five heavy bands take over Cactus Club for a night of loud, high-energy sets. Expect a packed room and a crowd that's there for the music. If you want a spot up front, get there early—these shows fill up fast. Earplugs are a smart move.
Letter writing night every fourth Thursday at River Press.
They Might Be Giants are bringing their dynamic live show to The Pabst Theater, now with an expanded band lineup. Expect a night filled with both classic hits and new material, making each performance unique. Arrive early to get a good spot and enjoy the vibrant atmosphere of this iconic venue.
Three local bands share the stage for a night of country-rock, folk, and indie at Cactus Club. Fellow Travelers are known for their dual songwriters and a lineup that swaps instruments, which keeps things interesting. The Spine Stealers and Maximiano round out the bill, so expect a full night of original music. Doors open early, so you can actually catch every set.
Join fellow crafters in the Firefly Room for a night of creativity and inspiration.
The World Oddities Expo is where the bizarre meets the beautiful in Milwaukee. This traveling festival brings together artists, vendors, and performers for a weekend of the wonderfully weird. Expect unique workshops like taxidermy and butterfly pinning. Arrive early for VIP access to snag the best finds before the crowds.
Unsane brings their iconic noise rock to X-Ray Arcade, delivering a raw and intense performance. Known for their gritty sound, this New York trio is a must-see for fans of punk and metal. Arrive early to snag a good spot and enjoy the venue's intimate setting.
Bahamas, led by Afie Jurvanen, brings a unique blend of indie rock and folk to the stage. Expect a night of introspective lyrics and captivating melodies. Arrive early to find parking and grab a bite at nearby local eateries. The intimate setting promises an engaging experience.
French rock duo The Inspector Cluzo brings their energetic live show to Cactus Club. Known for their raw sound and DIY ethos, these two handle everything from guitar to drums themselves. If you like your rock loud and unfiltered, this is one of those shows where you’ll want to be up front. The room gets loud, so bring earplugs if you’re sensitive to volume.
Freya Skye is bringing her Stars Align Tour to Milwaukee, offering fans a chance to see her live in an intimate setting. Expect an engaging performance with a focus on mental health awareness, as $1 from each ticket supports Active Minds. Arrive early to grab a good spot in the general admission area.
Gyedu-Blay Ambolley brings his legendary Ghanaian highlife and jazz fusion to Milwaukee for one night only. This is a rare chance to catch a true innovator whose live shows are known for their energy and groove. Falcon Bowl’s upstairs hall is intimate but fills up fast, so grab tickets early if you want a good spot. Parking is street-only, so plan ahead.
Singer-songwriter Ian McConnell brings his offbeat, self-aware pop to Cactus Club, joined by local act Cherokee Social. Expect catchy hooks, clever lyrics, and a crowd that knows the words. If you want a spot up front, get there early—this room fills up fast for touring acts.
Celebrate a decade of Mt. Joy's music at Landmark Credit Union Live. With doors opening at 6:30 PM, get there early for pit access. Expect an energetic show in a venue known for its great acoustics.
Catch Mohanad Elshieky's sharp and witty stand-up at The Laughing Tap. Known for his laid-back style and smart takes on politics and culture, he’s a regular at NYC's Comedy Cellar. Get there early for a good seat and enjoy a night of laughter in Milwaukee’s cozy comedy venue.
Dive into a Halloween-themed painting session at The Alibi Tavern. This guided class is perfect for beginners, offering a fun and festive way to create art. Expect a cozy atmosphere with autumn vibes. Arrive early to grab a good spot and enjoy a drink while you paint.
Catch Gnash at Shank Hall for an intimate night of indie pop and emo vibes. Known for his hit "i hate u, i love u," Gnash brings a unique blend of emotional lyrics and melodic tunes. Arrive early for good parking and grab a drink at the nearby bars before the show.
Radkey brings their high-energy punk rock to Cactus Club for an all-ages show. This is the kind of night where the band is loud, the crowd is close, and you can actually feel the music in your chest. If you want to be up front, get there early—Cactus Club fills up fast for touring acts like this. The bar is cashless, so bring a card.
Experience an intimate and unique one-woman show where Katie Bender blends memoir with live magic. Held at the Herro-Franke Studio Theater, this performance explores themes of ambition and motherhood through a comedic and haunting lens. Arrive early to snag a good seat in this cozy venue.
Dive into a Halloween-themed painting session at Clifford's Supper Club. This beginner-friendly workshop by Karaya Art lets you create a spooky barn scene under a night sky. It's a cozy, creative way to embrace the fall vibes. Arrive early to grab a good seat and enjoy the supper club's classic charm.
Weezer is bringing their iconic sound to Fiserv Forum, joined by The Shins and Silversun Pickups. Expect a night full of nostalgia and hits from their extensive catalog. Arrive early to enjoy the local celebrations and maybe snag some exclusive merch.
Quintron & Miss Pussycat bring their famously wild, theatrical live show to Cactus Club, joined by No Motel and a guest DJ. Expect a mix of experimental sounds, puppetry, and a crowd that’s genuinely there for the music. This is one of those nights where the room feels electric—get there early if you want a good spot up front, and don’t be surprised if things get weird in the best way.
Capture nature's beauty with Wehr Camera Club's monthly meet at Wehr Nature Center.
Dive into the world of Lindy Hop with Paté Nassalang, a seasoned instructor with roots in both African and jazz dance traditions. This class is perfect for anyone, from beginners to experienced dancers, offering a blend of structured learning and social dance time. No partner needed, just enthusiasm and a willingness to move.
Monthly community mending night — bring your worn clothes for repair.