The Metal Inquisitionh will be held Sept. 28 at Gray’s Keg located at 104 N 20th Street starting at noon until 2 a.m. The event is held by The Metal Manifesto which is a weekly radio show, playing metal of all styles and genres, that airs on KZUM every Friday night and Saturday morning from midnight to 3 a.m.
Over the past 16 years, Lincoln Calling has grown, and Lincoln along with it. 2019 marked one of the largest festivals yet, with over 80 bands performing over a span of three days, four venues and two outdoor stages. Headliners this year included Freakabout, Lee Fields & The Expressions, Soccer Mommy and many more.
Lincoln on the Streets happened Sept. 13 at Centennial Mall and M St. in downtown Lincoln. It's a one-night concert showcasing a country headliner each year presented by The Bourbon Theatre.
After the end of the Stransky Park Concerts, you may have been worried about a hole in your Thursday nights. Hub & Soul has stepped in to fill that void through the very end of the Summer.
Photos by Jason Davis Sep. 5, 2019 Osaka-based Rock Group, Shonen Knife, is currently on the fron [...]
While a lot of our listening audience may have been stuck at home glued to the radio for the Blues Blowout Weekend, you may have missed Lincoln's Jerry Pranksters at Bodega's Alley. If that's the case, we do have photos from the concert available below.
Check out the photos of the Uh Oh Album Release show at The Slowdown, below, featuring Second String, Eric In Outerspace, Histrionic and Uh Oh.
Every Summer, Omaha's Stinson Park in Aksarben becomes a meeting of excitement and music for the Maha Music Festival. This year was the 11th Maha Music Festival and the 2nd year that the Music Festival stretched over two days. You can see photos and short reviews of all of the Maha lineup from KZUM Programmers and contributors here.
Every year, KZUM and Stransky Park put on a spectacular series of free, weekly concerts on Thursdays. We were lucky to have nice weather almost every single week, this year. If you are feeling nostalgic for the concerts, or missed out on any of these great performances, we have a recap video of some of our favorite moments. You can also check out the photos from every single week.
Nashville-based band, Judah & the Lion, made a stop in Lincoln on their tour for the new album Pep Talks. Judah & the Lion made a name for themselves with their hit "Take It All Back." After being moved from Pinewood Bowl, the show went on at Bourbon Theatre.