Music - Sept. 30, 2009
Seven years on, The Saltshakers still shake it up
OnMilwaukee.com caught up with The Saltshakers frontman Chad Curtis to talk about his band's relationship with Milwaukee, which has lasted the better part of the last decade, and how his definition of fame has altered over the years.
Tags: the saltshakers, lights out, pop, chad curtis, up all night

Music - April 9, 2008
Ever-transitioning Hanson makes stop at The Rave
It’s been almost 11 years since Hanson charted with their debut hit "MMMBop." The boys are grown up and are stopping at The Rave on April 11.
Tags: hanson, MMMBop, pop, africa, the rave

Music - May 25, 2004
Record deal has brought The Lackloves' dreams to life
When the Milwaukee pop stalwarts inked a deal with Rainbow Quartz, they hoped it would pay off. But now with a second disc due out, the results have gone beyond the band's wildest expectations.
Tags: Lackloves, Trolley, Jarvis, pop, Britpop, Beatles, Rainbow Quartz

Music - Feb. 6, 2004
Enduring Trolley keeps testing musical waters
Although drummer Nick Zahn is taking a leave of absence to explore Asia, Paul Wall and his fellow trolley conductors will enlist some help and get right back to the business of recording its sixth CD.
Tags: Trolley, Vnuk's, Carolinas, Heathrow, pop

Music - Aug. 6, 2009
Billie Myers to release "Tea and Sympathy" September 1st
Following a hiatus from the music industry, singer/songwriter Billie Myers is returning this September with Tea and Sympathy, her third studio album and first in nine years. The name may not initially sound familiar, but think back to 1998 when a heart-searching tune that was a visceral reaction ...
Tags: Billie Myers, Tea and Sympathy, Kiss the Rain, Pop, Rock, Acoustic, Music, I Hope Youre Happy Now, Happy Now, Lady Jane, Billboard, September