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Marshmello, along with Tyler, The Creator, leave Lollapalooza feeling even “Happier”

Round two of Lollapalooza’s 30th anniversary felt even “Happier” when Marshmello donned his trademark dome and unfurled a seemingly endless array of EDM electricity as [More…]

Miley Cyrus with surprises makes Lollapalooza’s 30th anniversary leading “Party In The U.S.A.”

The 30th anniversary of Lollapalooza is officially up and running, putting safety as a priority and steamrolling skeptics to become the largest festival in America that [More…]

From Coltrane to Rollins, Jazz At Lincoln Center Orchestra and Branford Marsalis amaze Ravinia

Life kept leaning closer to regular at Ravinia when dedicated aficionados and lawn listeners alike flocked to the hallowed Highland Park venue for the Jazz At Lincoln Center [More…]

AJR cap 101.9 FM The Mix’s “Eric In The Morning Grab Your Bags Tournament” with a “Bang”

Getting a chance to check out or compete in 101.9 FM The Mix’s “Eric In The Morning Grab Your Bags Tournament,” with all proceeds benefitting Lurie Children’s [More…]

Shalamar’s Howard Hewett makes it “A Night To Remember” for a full capacity City Winery

Following a successful navigation of social distancing, City Winery finally returned to full capacity crowds and wound up with an immediate sell out thanks to Grammy-winning [More…]

Chicago Festival, Ides Of March provide “Vehicle” for Ravinia’s re-opening salute to frontliners

Even though RaviniaTV on YouTube kept the concert community connected during last summer’s devastating drought of in-person events due to the pandemic, there’s absolutely [More…]

In historic return, RiverEdge Park, REO Speedwagon, Head East unlock a summer of rock

RiverEdge Park isn’t the only place that played a part in saving Chicago-area rock & roll this summer, but the Aurora institution along the Fox River was by far the [More…]

“Ain’t Nobody” better than Chaka Khan, plus Gryffin, drag galore for Pride In The Park closer

Chicago’s first post-lockdown festival and simultaneous salute to all things LGBTQ+ found a silver lining at the end of the rainbow to joyfully close out Pride In The Park [More…]

Pride In The Park made it through the rain for Tiesto’s pulsating beats, Betty Who’s bounce

If Pride In The Park was able to survive a global pandemic, it could surely endure a series of tornado and flash flood alerts, and for those who made it through the rain, it [More…]

Extra safe City Winery no longer alone now thanks to pop princess turned powerhouse Tiffany

When malls were the only way to social network, Tiffany was the queen of food court concerts, though the 1980s’ equivalent of Ariana Grande packed just as much vocal and [More…]