Brett Krzykowski is the Director of Digital Content at Radio Milwaukee. He focuses on a diverse range of topics within arts and entertainment, including music, film, and theater, as well as events and conferences. Brett's work has been featured in various platforms, showcasing his expertise in concerts, festivals, and entertainment news.
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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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Fresh off the release of 'All Set the Bone,' the singer-songwriter joined us to share three stripped-down tracks off the new album.
Langhorne Slim, Buffalo Nichols and Ellie Jackson are just three of the finely curated options at this year's event in the Harbor District.
By: Brett Krzykowski
The annual event features five non-streaming movies, plus a special selection they decided was too important not to share.
Finish your week with a double dose of fun and/or silliness with Friko at the Vivarium and Weird Al at Fiserv Forum.
By: Brett Krzykowski
One of the horror genre's favorite antagonists gets the star treatment throughout October at the Oriental and Downer Theatres.
The iconic jam-adjacent rock band will be back in Milwaukee for the third time since 2023 when they play Summerfest next July.
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.
The duo seemed truly at home during this rare radio performance, displaying the craft and joy that propel their music.
Film Wisconsin director Veronic Pope at the Wisconsin Screenwriters' Symposium in April of 2026.
There's a distinct theme to this week's shows, including Shakey Graves at Turner Hall and two nights of local artists in concert costumes.
