Stransky 2023 Applications Are NOW OPEN!
Applications to perform the 2023 season of KZUM's Stransky Park Concert Series are now open. KZUM’s Summer Concert Series is set for June 1-July 27, 2023.
PHOTOS: Lincoln Exposed 2022
Lincoln Exposed is an annual multi-venue event with loads of local bands. Here are some photos from Lincoln Exposed 2022 courtesy of Jay Douglass.
PHOTOS: Stransky Park Concert | June 2, 2022
KZUM's Stransky Park Concert Series takes place every Thursday at 7 p.m. Here are photos from the concert on June 9, 2022.
KZUM Stransky Park Concert Series 2022
The full lineup for the 2022 KZUM Stransky Park Concert Series.
Photos: Lincoln Calling 2021
Lincoln's annual music festival, Lincoln Calling, brought many awesome acts to Lincoln's outdoor stages. You can see some photos that we were able to get while on the scene.
Lincoln On The Streets Brings Punk Rock Back To Lincoln
Sneaking in on Friday might have been the least talked about concert happening that week. And while it may have been drowned out by all the other events going on around town that week, certainly wasn’t the quietest. In fact, it was probably the loudest.
Photos: KZUM Stransky Park Concerts
KZUM's shortened 2021 Stransky Park Concert Series concluded on August 5. We wanted to provide you with photos from each concert taken by our staff and photo contributor, Jason Orton.
Music Venues Reevaluate Health Policies as Lincoln Lifts Mask Mandate
On May 21 the Lincoln mask mandate was lifted, just over ten months after being put in effect last July. As local venues slowly reintegrate live music back into the Lincoln community, they are constantly reevaluating their health policies, and even more so with this major city-wide change.
PHOTOS: The Mayhem Manifesto – May 15, 2021
The Mayhem Manifesto is a benefit concert held for KZUM on May 15, 2021. Photos by Jay Douglass available here.
The new rhythm of life for local musicians
It’s no secret that the outbreak of COVID-19 has taken a toll on the local music scene. Beloved venues have closed their doors, social distancing measures have limited audience engagement, and performers have had to deal with the loss of a crucial aspect of their lives. With no other choice, Lincoln musicians have spent the past 10 months applying their creativity to finding new ways to perform, rehearse, and interact with the community.