Linneman's Riverwest Inn
Photo illustration: Tess Brzycki
Sam Llanas Completes 'Return of the Goya' Trilogy
The Sam Llanas Band with Sean Williamson, Mike Hoffmann and Matt Rhyner performs at Linneman’s Riverwest Inn on Feb. 7. Read more
This Week in Milwaukee: Dec. 5-11, 2019
Jewish Museum Milwaukee and the Irish Cultural and Heritage Center put forth cultural events, while the Tonic Tavern, Gobbler Theater, Riverwest Radio and Linneman’s Riverwest Inn prepare holiday concerts. Read more
Photo Credit: Blaine Schultz
Surviving in the Changing World of Live Music
Local club owners reflect on their long careers in promoting music. Read more
Photo courtesy of Paul McComas
Sam Shepard 'Saw It All Coming'
Performers Paul McComas and Amee Binder tour with a version of Sam Shepard’s play, the tragic comedy ‘Fool for Love.’ Read more
Photo credit: Denis Leupold
This Week in Milwaukee: Sept. 5-11, 2019
As Linneman’s Riverwest Inn hosts Old Earth and Acoustic Anarchy concerts, the Backstreet Boys, Guida and Penn & Teller play Milwaukee. Read more
Saving Our Democracy: May 23-29, 2019
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This Week in Milwaukee: May 16-22, 2019
Linneman’s Riverwest Inn hosts Howard Levy and a Bob Dylan show for the Alzheimer’s Association, while the first Canni Fest is starting. Read more
Johnny G.: Riding the Wave (Anomaly Records)
Johnny G. is chasing his demons in his haunted voice and leaving a raw collection of songs in his wake. Read more
Saving Our Democracy: March 28-April 3, 2019
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Musicians Embraced the Chaos at All Messed Up 9
Results varied as always at Linneman’s latest showcase of randomized bands, but as one act put it, “Fuck it all, we did our best.” Read more
Saving Our Democracy: March April 5-11, 2018
Saving Our Democracy for the week of April 5-11, 2018—the Shepherd Express’ list of activities in the greater Milwaukee area that peacefully push back against discriminatory, reactionary and authoritarian actions and policies of President Donald ... Read more
Photo credit: Veronica Rusnak
Peder Hedman’s Peers Turned Out to Honor the Late Milwaukee Great
Bandmates and admirers of Peder Hedman paid tribute to his music at a joyous show that underscored what a rare talent he was. Read more
All Messed Up’s Made-Up Bands Delivered a Night of Puns, Covers and Dinosaurs
Eight bands, all created by luck of the draw, made the most of their silly circumstances during All Messed Up’s eccentric annual showcase at Linneman’s Riverwest Inn. Read more
Photo credit: Chris Monaghan
This Week in Milwaukee: Dec. 21-27, 2017
Old World Third Street welcomes a new vintage arcade bar, while Anodyne Coffee welcomes two sensational Milwaukee Americana acts. Read more
LGBTQ Poetry in Milwaukee
Milwaukee has a long history of LGBTQ poets, including two, Antler and Jeff Poniewaz, who served as the city’s poet laureate. Read more
A Look Back at the Locust Street Festivals of Yesteryear
A scroll through the Locust Street Festival’s 1991 program illustrates just how much, and how little, the festival has changed over the years. Read more
Rocket Paloma: Rocket Paloma
The first Rocket Paloma EP, Great, found singer Joanna Kerner bemoaning lost love and kvetching about frenemies. On Rocket Paloma’s four songs she’s a cagier, more cryptic observer of the relational goings-on around her, and sounds as if sh... Read more
Strings Meet Ska, Jamaica Goes Balkan at Jason Seed-Tritonics Show
Talk about a curious double bill: a chamber string ensemble sharing the stage with a reggae-ska act? Read more
Chris Haise Fine-Tunes His Folky Debut, ‘Your Ugly Friends’
A Milwaukee open-mic staple, Chris Haise credits trial and error for his efficiently folky debut EP. Read more
All Messed Up @ Linneman's Riverwest Inn
The latest installment of “Milwaukee’s randomized musical experiment" yielded flute solos, mathy post punk, and covers of Afroman and Katy Perry. Read more
