Sam Baughn, General Manager for Marquette Radio
• September 25, 2022
Djo began with the release of the album "Twenty Twenty." Three years later, Djo’s 'Decide’ is a robust and consistent follow-up project that reworks 80’s synth wave and indie rock elements in exciting ways.
Rashad Alexander, Marquette Radio Music Director
• September 6, 2022
Inspired by Obama's summer time tradition, Marquette University Radio interviewed University President Michael Lovell to showcase his favorite songs of the summer. His playlist includes songs from The Killers, Imagine Dragons, The 1975 and The Strokes.
Emily Bittman, General Manager of Marquette Radio
• August 27, 2022
August 19 marked the official grand opening of Lilliput Records on the East Side of Milwaukee. Owners Tanner Musgrove and Brian Kirk began as employees of the Exclusive Company, but upon hearing the news that the popular record store was closing for good, the two made a pact to keep the store going.
Sam Baughn, General Manager for Marquette Radio
• August 25, 2022
After a 5 year hiatus, Kendrick Lamar returned on May 13th with the release of his album Mr. Morale and the Big Steppers. Just weeks later he announced the Big Steppers Tour, and began his first wave of performances in years. Milwaukee's very own Fiserv Forum hosted the tour on Aug. 18.
Emily Bittman, General Manager of Marquette Radio
• August 21, 2022
"CHEESEHEAD" debuted Saturday, Aug. 20 and features nine brand-new tracks centering around the upbringing of lead singer, Parker Schultz, in Wisconsin. To commemorate the release of his album, Schultz invited local bands Scam Likely and Bug Moment to share the stage with him.
I knew right away from the start of my time at Marquette that I wanted to join the Wire, but I never could have dreamed where it would take me over the course of four years.
I learned about the...
RKS has a few songs that you might recognize from TikTok such as “Cocaine Jesus.” The North Carolina natives are known for combining indie pop with folk-rock alongside meaningful lyrics.
