Wild River’s ‘Everywhere We Go’ tour lights up the Sylvee
By Louise Gilbertson and Delaney Steffen | Apr. 28The band stopped in Madison April 21 to deliver a soulful setlist — turning a Monday evening into something unforgettable.
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‘Sinners’ summons moviegoers to theaters Easter weekend
By Cameron Schneider | Apr. 23The horror film dominated the box office in its opening weekend with a unique story and bold music.
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‘The White Lotus’ killed my favorite character
By Olivia Ruetten | Apr. 18Season 3 of “The White Lotus” was everything I expected from the mind of Mike White. Somehow, it was still so shocking.
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‘Funny Because It’s True’ chronicles the history, local impact of The Onion
By Marit Erickson | Apr. 17Author and founding member of The Onion Christine Wenc explores the satirical news organization’s origins and impact on Madison and the United States.
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Optima’s spring showcase touches audiences' hearts and minds
By Britta Sevcik | Apr. 17Sarah Bloemer, a graduating senior, credited this club as being “one of the most amazing parts of my college career.”
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Lucy Dacus is finally content. She’s letting everybody know it
By Lydia Picotte | Apr. 14On her latest album, the feeling of love, queerness and forever take center stage.
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Energetic and relevantly political, Bright Eyes takes over The Sylvee
By Sonia Bendre | Apr. 10Bright Eyes visited The Sylvee Thursday, playing hits from their recent album “Five Dice, All Threes” along with old favorites like “First Day of My Life.”
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The Bur Oak hosts cozy local, national artists, through shared experience
By Julia Walkowicz | Apr. 10The Madison venue hosted performers Bright Arcana, Will Orchard and Lost Lakes Saturday.
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‘Grabando Historias’ uses art of printmaking to portray the told, untold stories of American migrants, immigrants and family
By Lillian Mihelich | Apr. 4The “Grabando Historias” Exhibition by Christie Tirado demonstrates how art can help rewrite migration history.
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German immigrant culture survives, spreads through 170-year-old choir
By Bryna Goeking | Apr. 3The Madison Maennerchor has kept singing since 1852, keeping German culture alive in Madison.
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Madison Symphony Orchestra brings tears to audience, delivering Mozart, Strauss performance
By Isaiah Trice | Mar. 20Strauss’s “Don Juan” and “Four Last Songs,” combined with Mozart’s “Requiem,” left concertgoers entranced.
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Mother Monster dips her paws into melodic ‘Mayhem’
By Bryna Goeking | Mar. 20Lady Gaga’s seventh studio album saw a return to the singer’s pop-dance roots, with new influences of funk and romance.
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‘Cabaret’ lights up Madison College with timely production of the classic
By Bryna Goeking | Mar. 13Set in 1920s Berlin, “Cabaret” runs through March 15 at the Mitby Theater at Madison College.
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Atwood Music Hall to open in June with a month of shows honoring local artists
By Julia Walkowicz | Mar. 13Located at 1925 Winnebago St., The Atwood Music Hall will showcase performing arts and host private events, while also serving as a community space.
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Mac Miller’s legacy floats on with ‘Balloonerism’
By Avery Chheda | Mar. 10Rap legend Mac Miller leaves fans with his second posthumous album, “Balloonerism.”
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‘The Wild Bunch’: Sam Peckinpah’s blood-gushing epic neo-Western
By Lance Li | Mar. 8A look at the 1969 classic ahead of its showing at UW Cinematheque March 8 as part of the series “Sam Peckinpah Centennial.”
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2025 Oscars: Winners and highlights from the 97th Academy Awards
By Oliver Ehrhardt | Mar. 6Missed the Oscars? Here’s what you need to know.
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‘Joe Turner’s Come and Gone’: An immersive time capsule of American history
By Eloise Slipper | Mar. 6The August Wilson classic runs from Feb. 27 to March 9 in the Ronald E. Mitchell Theatre.
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