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Kansas, led by local Ronnie Platt, reach golden anniversary and carry on at Chicago Theatre

Farewell season may be ramping up for so many rock and roll greats, but one act that won’t be calling it quits anytime soon is Kansas, who despite embarking upon the [More…]

Rising rapper NF brings “Hope,” unflinchingly raw “Real Music” to a sold out Allstate Arena

To those who haven’t been paying attention, NF’s ability to sell out the Allstate Arena, alongside nearly every similarly enormous date in America and Europe on the [More…]

Belinda Carlisle “Got The Beat” in North Shore Center pop comeback, plus The Go-Go’s greatest

Rock and Roll Hall of Famer Belinda Carlisle began as a defining vocal and visual personality of the 1980s into the ‘90s, initially fronting the groundbreaking pop/punk [More…]

Imagine Dragons, Bryan, Yung Gravy, Daigle make the final stretch of 55th Summerfest a “Believer”

The steam of Summerfest kept rising into yet another unprecedented third weekend for what is easily America’s largest and longest of its kind. The Milwaukee mega event [More…]

Always dependable Dave Matthews Band “Walk Around The Moon” and Huntington Bank Pavilion

Touring may be a constant in the life of Dave Matthews Band, but recording is not, which made the pause of the pandemic a perfect opportunity for the guys to reconvene in the [More…]

Summerfest continues starring Odesza, EWF, Ava Max and an Information Society surprise

The majority of music festivals may only last a single weekend, but Milwaukee’s Summerfest keeps on shattering the formula as it spreads out across three consecutive [More…]

Taylor/Crow combo, Elvis Costello, pair of Kings, Third World, Gryffin get Summerfest 55 going

For 55 years, Summerfest has singlehandedly set the record for the most extensive and diverse line-up of any event of its kind, all while keeping ticket prices astoundingly [More…]

Stevie Nicks slays United Center with Fleetwood Mac and solo classics, lauds late Christine McVie

The focus of Stevie Nicks’ previous visit to the United Center was entirely Fleetwood Mac, since after all, it was the iconic act’s 50th anniversary, which in hindsight [More…]

Fall Out Boy “Light Em Up,” sprinkle “So Much (For) Stardust” around the wonderfully wild Wrigley

Locally grown turned global superstars Fall Out Boy invoked the home field advantage to start its entire tour supporting “So Much (For) Stardust,” filling up Wrigley [More…]

Multiple Grammy winner and guitar genius Pat Metheny’s “Side-Eye” stuns in Ravinia return

Calling Pat Metheny a jazz artist is certainly accurate, but it also sells the guitar genius short since he’s won twenty Grammy Awards in a record-breaking ten categories, [More…]