Hope everyone made it out to Locust Street Festival on Sunday night. There were a ton of great (and free) acts playing throughout the day, including Wooden Robot, Red Knife Lottery and a sunset performance by Decibully, who tempted us with several new amazing songs. The new record should be out shortly, so stay tuned for details.

In the meantime, there's plenty of music to keep your ears occupied. The Heavyheads play out this Saturday, June 16 at Live on North (formerly Lava, formerly The Globe). Take a listen to "The Kitchen's on Fire," off the band's 2006 debut, self-titled album.

Next up is guitar man Greg Koch. You can catch him live at Shank Hall on Saturday, accompanied by his Roscoe Beck, Malford Milligan and Brannen Temple, and in the meantime, you can listen to a track he and Roscoe Beck played live on WMSE.

Here's one hell of a show: Decibully playing with Hearts of Stone and The Obsoletes (also playing Summerfest this year on Sunday, July 8 at 3 pm.) at the BBC Upper Level. The Saturday show starts at 9 p.m. You probably don't want to miss this one. Here's "Heavy to Hold" from Hearts of Stone to tide you over.

The Silence Project has been making beautiful music for the past five-plus years in Milwaukee and we're sad to announce that Saturday's show at The Mad Planet will be the band's swan song. Yep, the dudes are calling it quits, so if you've been a fan, this is your chance to say thanks and goodbye.