madison, wi // music, culture, and strong points of view.
madison, wi // music, culture, and strong points of view.
The Madison-based stand-up talks about navigating the local comedy scene and winning the 2018 Madison's Funniest Comic Contest.
The venue has played a pivotal role in local music for 10 years.
Hari Kondabolu visits for a weekend of stand-up in the wake of his documentary "The Problem With Apu."
A program of recent silent and nonverbal films runs the gamut in terms of genres and approaches.
Cinematographer Peter Deming visits in-person at this screening of Sam Raimi's 2009 return to horror.
New York saxophonist and scholar Caroline Davis reinterprets her exploratory compositions in a trio setting.
Rapper JPEGMAFIA plays behind his complex debut album.
The most over-qualified cover band in town plays its first show in almost three years.
The former UW fellow's work often centers on a rich blend of unlike topics and themes.
Hurray For The Riff Raff visits behind the 2017 concept album "The Navigator."
The poet, scholar, and visual artist gives a talk on "poetry in context."
Muse on the shitshow that is Chris Kattan's comedy career at this intimate club date.
Bassist Eddie Gomez's strengths as an accompanist translate into excellent work as a bandleader.
One of Madison's best annual crate-digging events, if you get there early.
The noisy LA duo captures a refreshing energy on its latest album.
The self-proclaimed nerd king is a bit bland when it comes to stand-up.
The annual celebration of print culture boasts an array of vendors, workshops, and an unapologetic dash of politics.
Andrei Tarkovsky's final film is an apocalyptic masterpiece.
This multimedia celebration of color features DJs, interactive art exhibits, and "chromatic environments."
Three expert musicians blend jazz with an array of traditions from Africa.
Four bands line up to help out a dogged local-music booster.
He's offensive! He's joking! He's offensive!, etc.
The Madison-based stand-up talks about navigating the local comedy scene and winning the 2018 Madison's Funniest Comic Contest.
A talk from poet and sociologist Eve Ewing, the return of Houses In Motion, jazz from Eddie Gomez and Caroline Davis, and more events of note in Madison this week.
The venue has played a pivotal role in local music for 10 years.
Hear our classic piece on Rocky Rococo's eccentric mascot in audio form.
The DJ and owner of Madison's only dance-focused record store talks with us about some favorite tracks and his new location.
The Madison-based stand-up talks about navigating the local comedy scene and winning the 2018 Madison's Funniest Comic Contest.
Hear our classic piece on Rocky Rococo's eccentric mascot in audio form.
The Madison-based multimedia artist discusses his latest show of video work, on display through May 20 at the Madison Museum of Contemporary Art.
Five Tone Madison writers discuss the 20th annual Wisconsin Film Festival, which runs April 5 through 12.
Capital Times reporter Lindsay Christians discusses her report on sexual misconduct and abuse in local kitchens.
The Madison-based poet explores unconventional writing and experimentation, and reads some of his work.
We're trying out new audio extras, which will soon become a benefit for Tone Madison Sustainers.
Madison musician Alejandra Perez interviews Tone Madison's Scott Gordon.
The Milwaukee-based filmmaker visits Madison for a March 7 talk.
Chris Lay reads his October 2017 story about an ill-fated McDonald's promotion.
The local independent film series' creator talks with us in the midst of its final season.
The fiction writer and current UW-Madison fellow discusses her work and reads from a new short story.
From the archives, our 2015 conversation with the volatile Madison band.
The long-running Madison band recently released its first album in nearly a decade.
The Madison-based author talks with us before publishing his second book.
