A great interview of What Made Milwaukee Famous at the Lollapalooza festival earlier this month is available now, and you can watch the entire video here.

Fresh off a well received and killer Bonnarroo performance, and an engaging UGO.com session, What Made Milwaukee Famous are joining Birmingham’s Wild Sweet Orange on the road. Having already played over 50 dates since the release of their record in March, What Made Milwaukee famous will be gearing up for their highly anticipated Austin City Limits festival appearance on September 26th. Tour dates can be found here.

While What Made Milwaukee Famous tour the US with The Whigs and The Dead Trees, drummer/chef Jeremy Bruch created a video clip chronicling the band's attempts to find food on the road — including a hometown barbecue as their tour passed through Austin. Watch the clip on the Food Network blog.

Watch the hilarious first installment of What Made Milwaukee Famous's tour vlog, up now on YouTube.

WMMF's Drew Patrizi, with his brother and two friends from Austin, recently took part in the 2008 Drambuie Pursuit, a 100-mile race across the Scottish Highlands comprised of archery, speedboat racing, white-water rafting, dirt buggy racing, hill climbing and other feats of endurance. Drew's team ("On The Rocks") finished in an impressive 3rd place against 9 other teams, which included actors/brothers Jerry and Charlie O'Connell, and the 2007 Penthouse Pet of the Year, Heather Vandeven. The competition retraces the voyage of Bonnie Prince Charlie, who fled British capture in 1745 and left to his aides his secret recipe for the scotch-whiskey liqueur, Drambuie. Congratulations Drew!

What Made Milwaukee Famous have just announced tour dates with the Whigs, starting in early May. They've also recorded a cover of Billy Joel's you may be right — listen to the cover and scan their tour dates over at Stereogum.

Tune your television knobs to your local PBS station this weekend to catch the re-airing of What Made Milwaukee Famous' Austin City Limits performance on 4/26. Details can be found here.

WMMF's performance on WXPN's World Cafe will be broadcast tomorrow, April 10th! Find your local NPR station here, or learn more about World Cafe here.

The new What Made Milwaukee Famous video (for the song sultan) is up now on the MTVU Freshmen site, competing against four other videos to win video of the week (and be shown on MTVU). Vote now!

If you missed What Made Milwaukee Famous' performance on KCRW's show Morning Becomes Eclectic, have no fear! The entire show and interview can be listened to and/or watched here.

The new album from Austin-based What Made Milwaukee Famous hits stores next Tuesday, March 4th, but you can preview selected tracks and watch their brilliant new video (with a special guest star) for the song sultan here.

Check out today's post on the MOKB website, featuring an interview with Michael from What Made Milwaukee Famous, in which he talks about the recording of the new record, new band member Jason Davis, and his fondness for cheap wine.

Recommended by Stereogum, check out the new track from the upcoming WMMF record, what doesn't kill us. Here's what Stereogum says: "Listen to those dramatic vocal soars (wait for the effect used on the first slow, less accompanied vocal part), moody but strong guitars (and keyboards), and those complex, whirlwind exit horns." Free MP3 download:  resistance st..

After a busy 2007 playing dozens of tour dates (including some shows with Smashing Pumpkins), What Made Milwaukee Famous have returned to the studio and created another great record. Titled what doesn't kill us, the album will be out March 4th — look for a free MP3 from the record soon.

What Made Milwaukee Famous recently did an in-studio session for the show The Daily Habit on Fuel TV — their performance will air May 23rd at 6pm and 9pm PST, and the following day at 12pm PST. Set your TiVos!

What Made Milwaukee Famous did an on-air performance and interview on Minnesota Public Radio station KCMP recently, and you can listen to it online here

A new track has been added to WMMF's ecard, mercy, me. The song was recorded live in the studio for Sony Connect, and it's an awesome version — have a listen, and check out the videos while you're there.

The Milwaukee track idecide has been chosen by Alternative Press as their AP Mobile Ringtone of the Week. More information can be found here.

A special encore presentation of the WMMF performance on Austin City Limits (with Franz Ferdinand) will be shown November 25th. So while you're enjoying the long weekend, eating some leftover tofurkey, sit down and watch this great performance — details can be found here.

What Made Milwaukee Famous performed live on KEXP today (Halloween!), and they'll be featured on KEXP's "Live Performance of the Day". Visit the KEXP website to subscribe to their podcasts.

What Made Milwaukee Famous were asked to perform on Nic Harcourt's radio program, Morning Becomes Eclectic on KCRW this past week. The performance was videotaped, and can be watched online here. It's a great performance, and well worth watching, especially if you're still unfamiliar with this band's music.

AOL is hosting a What Made Milwaukee Famous listening party online, where you can listen to the entire album, trying to never catch up. Have a listen!

At long last, the Barsuk Records debut from What Made Milwaukee Famous is here. Trying to never catch up is grabbing the attention of critics and new fans everywhere: "What Made Milwaukee Famous has a grasp on everything that's made rock so spectacular through the years." (Aversion)

Check out the new e-card from What Made Milwaukee Famous, featuring a live performance from their Austin City Limits appearance, and several tracks for you to sample. The new album will be out August 22nd.

We've posted a free MP3 download from the upcoming album from What Made Milwaukee Famous, trying to never catch up. The CD will be out August 22nd.

Barsuk is pleased as punch to bring you the debut record from Austin, TX band What Made Milwaukee Famous, who the Austin Chronicle have called "wistful and happy-go-lucky, brooding and slapstick, hopelessly sentimental and chronically enigmatic". Their debut album, trying to never catch up, will be out August 22nd.