"Milwaukee's randomized musical experiment" All Messed Up returns to Linneman's Riverwest Inn for their ninth annual showcase of collaborative, unpredictable chaos.
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Wednesday, February 20, 2019
Wednesday, February 28, 2018
CONCERT REVIEW: All Messed Up 8 (Day 2) (Linneman's Riverwest Inn, Milwaukee)
As fun and chaotic as ever, Milwaukee's long-running randomized musical experiment, All Messed Up, returns to Linneman's Riverwest Inn for its eighth unpredictable year.
Wednesday, February 22, 2017
CONCERT REVIEW: All Messed Up IV, Day 2 (Linneman's Riverwest Inn, Milwaukee)
After a long period of organizational transition, the seventh installment of All Messed Up finds "Milwaukee's randomized musical experiment" as strong (and as silly) as ever.
Friday, October 31, 2014
FEATURE: The Return (and Unwritten Future) of All Messed Up
I catch up with All Messed Up founder Anthony Dean Schwader to find out why he's stepping down as the organizer of "Milwaukee's randomized musical experiment."
Read the full piece here.
Wednesday, February 19, 2014
CONCERT REVIEW: All Messed Up IV, Day 1 (Linneman's Riverwest Inn, Milwaukee)
After four years, Milwaukee's randomized musical experiment All Messed Up has become a familiar sight on the city's winter concert calendar, but thanks to its embrace of chance, imperfection and pure fun, it remains as surprising as ever.
Wednesday, January 30, 2013
FEATURE: No End In Sight: The Return of Milwaukee's "Randomized Musical Experiment", All Messed Up
I catch up with organizer Anthony Schwader to find out how All Messed Up, "Milwaukee's Randomized Musical Experiment", grew from being a novel cure for the winter doldrums to an important part of the city's concert calendar.
Poster by Matt Chic of Night Light Comics
Wednesday, February 8, 2012
FEATURE: Dozens of Musicians Get All Messed Up Again
The concept is rather simple really: take a bunch of talented Milwaukee musicians, shuffle them up and randomly group them into new bands, then just step back and see what happens. But its simplicity, and the tossed off nature of it all, belies what is, in all reality, a rather inspired creative experiment.
Poster by Matt Chic of Night Light Comics
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