Jack White will play Landmark Credit Union Live in Milwaukee on Nov. 10 as part of his 2026 world tour. Presales start April 13 and the show will be phone‑free.

AXE MKE is moving into NorthSouth Club's 12,000-square-foot Walker’s Point venue. The East Side spot closes April 26 and the experience reopens April 30.

John Mulaney will perform at the Wisconsin State Fair Main Stage on Aug. 12; Friends of the Fair presale begins March 25 and public tickets go on sale March 27.

A veteran air‑show operator will run the 2026 Milwaukee Air & Water Show as founder Paul Rogers retires. WaterStone Bank will remain the title sponsor.

American Family Field may go a second straight year without a stadium headliner as major tours book dates at Summerfest, Lambeau and other Wisconsin stages.

Wynonna Judd and Melissa Etheridge will share the Bank Five Nine Main Stage at the Wisconsin State Fair on Aug. 9. Presale begins March 11 and public on-sale is March 13.

The Midwest Gaming Classic returns April 24–26 for its 25th anniversary, filling the Baird Center with 10,000 playable games, 200 vendors and new events. Expect tournaments, developer showcases and a community memory project.

The Laughing Tap returns to downtown Milwaukee for a two-night grand reopening March 27–28, headlined by Nate Craig and anchored in the historic George Watts building.

Hairball, an '80s rock tribute band, is set to open the Wisconsin State Fair on August 6, with tickets going on sale February 20. Other acts include AJR and The Beach Boys.

Greek Fest is moving to the Waukesha County Expo Center after 20 years at State Fair Park. The festival will continue its traditions and introduce new features to enhance the cultural experience.

R&B veteran Charlie Wilson will headline Summerfest's BMO Pavilion on June 18. Reserved seats go on sale Feb. 13; general admission seating remains first-come, first-served.

Landmark Credit Union Live debuts in Milwaukee’s Deer District with a community preview on Feb. 25 and Rainbow Kitten Surprise headlining Feb. 27.

Milwaukee police and fire departments compete in a friendly blood donation challenge, offering donors free hockey tickets as incentives and aiming to support local blood banks.