Brett Krzykowski is the Director of Digital Content at Radio Milwaukee. He covers a diverse range of topics within the arts and entertainment sector, including music, film, and events, with a particular focus on concerts, festivals, and nightlife. Brett's work has been featured in various platforms, showcasing his expertise in the music business and the film industry.
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Milwaukee, United States (Local)
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Brett's focus is on local entertainment news, with an emphasis on music, concerts, and film events in the Milwaukee area. If you have unique insights or exclusive access to upcoming music releases, film premieres, or local events in Wisconsin and the Milwaukee area, Brett would likely be interested.
Given his coverage of specific local venues and artists, he may appreciate pitches that highlight behind-the-scenes stories about musicians or filmmakers from the region. Additionally, if you represent a venue hosting noteworthy events in Milwaukee or are involved in organizing cultural happenings within this geographic region, your pitch could align well with Brett’s coverage interests.
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The band's Tarriona "Tank" Ball and Norman Spence II delivered a joyous set a few hours before headlining A La Carte at the Zoo.
The flyer from Fake My Death's EP release show at X-Ray Arcade and Americana star Sierra Ferrell.
Every week on Cinebuds sponsored by Joe Wilde Garage Doors, Kristopher Pollard from Milwaukee Film and Radio Milwaukee’s Dori Zori review movies, tell you which ones are showing in our city and talk with the people who help bring them to the big screen.
Every week, the Milwaukee Music Premiere connects the city’s artists with our listening audience. If you’re an artist with a track you’d like us to debut exclusively on Radio Milwaukee, head over to our Music Submission page to learn how.
This week's events include some big lineups, including underground rap at Falcon Hall and alternative polka(?!?!?!) at Linneman's.
Television and movies were crucial to Parton's emergence as a national star, as well as her staying power as a global icon.
The Milwaukee band dipped into their vault and found a track with a timeless sentiment that became their first new single in six years.
By: Brett Krzykowski, Tarik Moody
Tableside lobster en croûte at Bartolotta's High Stakes, Milwaukee Magazine's Frugal Foodie issue and Birch on Pleasant's tomato martini.
Venues all over Milwaukee are welcoming some big talents in the coming days, including two artists not afraid to bend and twist their respective genres.
By: Brett Krzykowski
Five stages of music, more than 100 vendors and one adorable dog parade will fill Kinnickinnic Avenue this Saturday.
