If you are energetic about KZUM and the Lincoln community and you have ideas to help drive the success of the organization and contribute to continuing growth, we want to hear from you! Applications are being accepted through Oct. 4.
Time flies when you’re attending an amazing festival that celebrates both local and national artists, aka Lincoln Calling, returning this Wednesday through Saturday at multiple downtown venues.
Check out our rundown and map of this week's first Friday happenings in art, music and more.
KZUM photo coverage and recaps of Weezer, Father John Misty, TV on the Radio, Hurray for the Riff Raff and other Maha performers.
For nearly 45 years, the Chicago-born band has captivated audiences and rocked arenas around the world, and Lincoln was no exception.
The Jerry Pranksters, Peach Truck and a couple hundred supporters gathered to celebrate the music of the Grateful Dead and KZUM Saturday night
Atlanta songwriter, guitarist and vocalist Heather Gillis made her Lincoln debut at the Zoo Bar Wednesday.
Headlined by Los Lobos, Nikki Hill and Tommy Castro, this year's street festival on July 6 and 7 was the biggest yet.
Since its founding in 2010, the festival brings independent LGBTQA films to Lincoln, supports the community and starts important conversations.
Photos by Kayla Solorzano July 10, 2018 The world's longest active dance band, The Bobby Layne Or [...]