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Exhibitionism is guaranteed “Satisfaction” thanks to over 17,000 square feet of The Rolling Stones

There’s so much to see at Exhibitionism- The Rolling Stones that anyone who’s even remotely interested in the band with the most famous tongue and lips logo of all time [More…]

An ever-evolving John Mayer finds his creative voice in variety at United Center sell out

From his earliest days traveling the indie underground through global superstardom, John Mayer has relentlessly followed his creative muse, even if it meant throwing fans for [More…]

A Yes “Union,” Steve Perry speaks, Pearl Jam rocks with members of Journey, Rush at HOF Induction

While the line-up for the 2017 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony included the diverse likes of grunge greats Pearl Jam, folk hero Joan Baez, slain rapper Tupac [More…]

Journey makes more believers in Moline on the ride to the Rock Hall

With just a few days to go before being belatedly inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, Journey stopped by the iWireless Center to crank out around 100 minutes of [More…]

Stand-up, sit-down and spontaneity while spending a Chicago Theatre Sunday with Billy Crystal

Few stand-up comedians turned actors/producers/writers/directors have experienced the cultural impact and overall longevity of Billy Crystal, who on his first live tour in [More…]

Thirty years of dance, pop and soul on display from Taylor Dayne and Exposé at the Genesee

Right around 30 years ago, Taylor Dayne and Exposé were two of the defining acts in the dance pop explosion, also spending considerable time in R&B and freestyle [More…]

Bon Jovi reinforces its house on a modern rock foundation while utilizing all 360 degrees of the UC

When Chicago Concert Reviews caught up with Bon Jovi’s keyboard player David Bryan and drummer Tico Torres just prior to starting the “This House Is Not For Sale” Tour, [More…]

Revered lyrics, forgiving City Winery fans help Kris Kristofferson make it through the night

With 30 albums to his name, including three with fellow outlaws Willie Nelson, Johnny Cash and Waylon Jennings, triple Grammy Award winner Kris Kristofferson is one of the [More…]

A St. Patrick’s Day party to remember from superstar singer and “The Voice” coach Blake Shelton

As a country chart-topper more than 20 times over and beloved co-star of “The Voice,” Blake Shelton can sell out a show in about the time it takes for him to flip around [More…]

Men At Work’s Colin Hay gets comedic, confessional on album release day

When Colin Hay first sang about the land “Down Under” as leader of Men At Work, he was one of the most visible and commercially viable faces of the 1980s. Jump ahead a [More…]