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Welcome to the Daily Cardinal Arts Radar, a weekly podcast highlighting upcoming Madison arts events, what the hosts have been into lately, and from the people that make Madison's art scene great.
Three years ago, singer-songwriter Ashe was ready to quit music. Her breakout hit “Moral of the Story” and gold-certified duet with FINNEAS, “Till Forever Falls Apart,” had thrust her into sudden fame — but after the release of her sophomore album “Rae”, the burnout caught up to her. She canceled her headlining tour, unsure if she’d ever return.
Indie rock up-and-comers Mt. Joy and Goose teamed up for a long-awaited concert at the Kohl Center Sept. 17, complete with a set from each band followed by a three song encore featuring both bands together.
I stood on Library Mall for an hour on Sept. 24 with a poster asking people to vote on an important question: were they “Team Conrad” or “Team Jeremiah”? The verdict? 113 votes for “Team Conrad” and 11 for “Team Jeremiah.”
Rock and blues artist A.J. Croce played his father, legendary folk singer Jim Croce’s, biggest hits during his “Croce plays Croce” tour at the Barrymore Theatre Sept. 23. In the 30 years of the younger Croce’s music career, he never once touched one of his father’s songs live — until now.
Seventy years after teaching at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, the abstract art of Toshiko Takaezu returns this fall through her posthumous retrospective exhibition: “Toshiko Takaezu: Worlds Within.”
With more landmass than 40 countries, Katmai National Park in Alaska is America's 4th largest national park. Its borders contain many stories, particularly ones about bears. Despite being best known for their annual Fat Bear Week, Katmai is infamous for another drama: Werner Herzog's critically acclaimed 2005 documentary "Grizzly Man."
This week Daily Cardinal Arts Editors Oliver Gerharz and Lydia Picotte preview some upcoming events in Madison before talking about recently released sports/horror movie "HIM" and upcoming Taylor Swift album "The Life of a Showgirl."
The University of Wisconsin-Madison Dance department chair Dr. Jin-Wen Yu and his students presented “Back ▪ Up” at their yearly public concert Sept. 19. The show consists of two halves, the first, “The Realm of Collage,” revisits choreography shown at earlier concerts and the second, "Back ▪ Up,” is a brand new exploration of the unfamiliar.
The Madison Symphony Orchestra began its centennial season at Overture Center for the Arts for an audience of young and old to celebrate with “Pure Joy Opening Night: Magical Tchaikovsky” on Sept. 19.
I went to my first DJ concert on Sept. 19 at The Sylvee in Madison, Wisconsin, to see Shaquille O'Neal, the basketball legend turned musician who makes music under the stage name DJ Diesel. It was unlike any other concert I'd ever been to, and the music and atmosphere will stick with me for a lifetime.
The University of Wisconsin-Madison’s Art History Department is celebrating its 100th anniversary this month, with an official centennial celebration Sept. 24-26 and further events planned throughout the semester, including lectures and panels with art history professionals.
This article contains spoilers for “Twinless.”
Singer-songwriter Lily Grace sings in an American accent but speaks in an Australian one. After the success of her debut album “Old Enough To Know Better” on Australian country music charts last year, she is touring internationally.
The most-watched Netflix film of all time — viewed 266 million times, featuring an original song with over 500 million Spotify streams — centers around a Korean pop girl group fighting a demon boy band with a magical song in order to save the world.
Arthouse drama film “Harvest” made its debut on MUBI, an arthouse and independent streaming service, in August 2025 after a worldwide run in film festivals, including the 81st Venice National Film Festival where it competed for the highest prize.
Sheila Drefahl’s exhibit “There is much pain in this world but not in this room” in Union South’s Gallery 1308 includes dozens of paintings of viral images.
All Season Long:
Concerts returned to Camp Randall this summer for the first time in almost 30 years, with country pop singer Morgan Wallen and British pop rock group Coldplay headlining shows in June and July.
In an industry crammed with artists playing it safe, Alex Giannascoli, better known by his stage name of Alex G, differs from the pack.
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