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Enjoy Los Mitoteros at Humboldt Park Band Chalet for a free summer concert!
A free Wednesday series at Discovery World's Rotary Amphitheater on the lakefront, now in its 17th season. Lake and skyline views, food and drink on-site, and an easy downtown drop-in after work.

Live music in the park with Trapper Schoepp — bring a picnic and a blanket.
A free Thursday patio series at Third Space Brewing in the Menomonee Valley — bigger than it sounds, with a $5 'Sounds of Summer' rice lager brewed just for it and Ian's Pizza on-site weekly. Adult vibe, but family-friendly until around 7pm.

Downtown's Thursday-night institution in Cathedral Square — twelve weeks of free live music, now expanded well beyond jazz, with a beer and wine bar and food vendors. The Cathedral Square Market runs 3–6pm right before. Note July 2, 9, and 16 are intentionally dark (Bastille Days and the July 4 stretch).

The steal of the summer — free outdoor shows at the Marcus Center's riverfront Peck Pavilion, with genuinely national-level acts (Talib Kweli, Robert Randolph Band, Moonchild) for nothing. An outdoor marketplace runs alongside.

Dermot Kennedy brings his soulful voice and heartfelt lyrics to Milwaukee. Expect an emotional evening with a mix of his biggest hits and new tracks. Arrive early for the best pit spots as access is first come, first served.
Current Sounds wraps its second season at Lakefront Brewery's riverside patio, 2–4pm. Performer TBA. Free outdoor show — rain or shine with covered space available.

Celebrate the 30th anniversary of The Wallflowers' iconic album "Bringing Down the Horse" at the Pabst Theater. This tour promises a full performance of the album, plus a tribute to Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers. Arrive early for the best seats and enjoy a night of classic rock nostalgia.

Local bands and food trucks under the stars every Wednesday at Washington Park.

The Riverwalk Commons Concert Series is back, bringing live music to Milwaukee’s Historic Third Ward. Enjoy nine evenings of diverse performances under the freeway, creating a unique urban vibe. Arrive early to grab a good spot and maybe a bite from nearby eateries.

Kacey Musgraves is hitting the Fiserv Forum with her Middle of Nowhere Tour. Expect a night of heartfelt country tunes and stellar performances. Midland joins as a special guest, adding their own flair to the evening. Arrive early to find parking, and grab a bite at one of the nearby restaurants.

Mindy Smith is bringing her soulful voice to Shank Hall for an intimate evening of music. Expect a mix of new tracks from her album "Quiet Town" and fan favorites. The venue's cozy atmosphere makes it a perfect spot to experience her heartfelt performances. Bring tissues — her songs might just move you to tears.

Eric Clapton is bringing his legendary guitar skills to Milwaukee, with Jimmie Vaughan as a special guest. Expect a night of classic hits and stellar musicianship. The Fiserv Forum offers great acoustics, so every seat is a good one. Arrive early to avoid parking hassles and grab a bite nearby.

Catch Mini Trees, the indie pop project of Lexi Vega, at Falcon Hall. Known for her introspective lyrics and captivating sound, this show promises a blend of indie and alt pop that resonates with personal and industry struggles. Doors open at 7 PM, so arrive early to grab a good spot.

Bikini Kill, the iconic feminist punk band, is bringing their powerful sound and message to Turner Hall Ballroom. Known for their role in the Riot Grrrl movement, their shows are a mix of raw energy and political activism. Arrive early to snag a good spot and soak in the history of a band that changed the punk landscape.

Live jazz and free coffee in a stunning courtyard — perfect Sunday morning.

Catch Bilmuri live on the Kinda Hard Tour at Landmark Credit Union Live. Known for energetic performances, this is a must for alternative music fans. Arrive early for the best pit spots and enjoy the vibrant atmosphere.

Catch an evening of indie pop and rock at Falcon Hall with Jim E. Brown headlining. Doors open at 7 PM, so get there early for a good spot. It's an all-ages show, making it a great night out for everyone.

Kick off the Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra's new season with a powerful lineup featuring Copland, Brahms, and Tchaikovsky. This concert showcases the talents of MSO's own Jinwoo Lee and Susan Babini, with guest conductor Michael Sanderling leading the way. Arrive early to enjoy the ambiance of the Bradley Symphony Center and grab a drink before settling in for an inspiring evening.

Catch punk legends The Bouncing Souls and The Suicide Machines at The Argo. Expect a night of high-energy anthems and raw punk spirit. Arrive early for parking and grab a drink at the bar. It's a rare chance to see these bands in an intimate setting.

Bertha: Grateful Drag is a unique tribute to the Grateful Dead with a drag twist, born from a defiant spirit in Tennessee. Expect a vibrant mix of music and performance, with each show supporting local LGBTQ+ causes. Get there early to enjoy the full experience, including local drag acts.

AJ Lee & Blue Summit bring their California charm to Milwaukee with a mix of bluegrass, Americana, and folk. Get there early for a good spot; doors open at 7 PM. Falcon Hall is a cozy venue, perfect for an intimate music experience.

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.