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Founder Mick Jones and the current Foreigner mark four decades with “Hot Blooded” hits

With a new double disc entitled “40: Forty Hits From Forty Years” and a tour tackling that very topic, 2017 is shaping up to be another banner year for Foreigner. These [More…]

In Memoriam: Glen Campbell 1936-2017

For additional information on Glen Campbell, visit GlenCampbell.com. [Not a valid [More…]

United Center becomes non-stop “Boogie Wonderland” thanks to Earth, Wind & Fire, Chic

Whoever’s idea it was to pair Earth, Wind & Fire with Chic featuring Nile Rodgers on “2054 The Tour” should’ve thought of the combination a lot sooner because [More…]

Easygoing, uplifting storytelling from James Taylor, Bonnie Raitt at Wrigley Field

Singer/songwriters don’t usually find themselves in stadiums, but given James Taylor’s status as one of the world’s finest and most appreciated at the craft, he managed [More…]

Slayer, Stone Sour and more: Chicago Open Air at Toyota Park

Click here for a Chicago Open Air review from Toyota Park. For more information on Chicago Open Air, Slayer and Stone Sour, visit ChicagoOpenAir.com, Slayer.net and [More…]

KISS spares no expense, Korn connects, Ozzy electrifies for Chicago Open Air

Just two years into its annual tradition, Chicago Open Air scored not only KISS in a rare American festival appearance, but also the proportionately iconic Ozzy Osbourne less [More…]

Korn, Godsmack and more: Chicago Open Air at Toyota Park

Click here for a Chicago Open Air review from Toyota Park. For more information on Chicago Open Air, Korn and Godsmack, visit ChicagoOpenAir.com, Korn.com and Godsmack.com. [More…]

Diana Ross reigns supreme throughout diva-riffic “In The Name Of Love” revue at The Venue

On the very short list of artists who are legends, divas and sheer superstars all rolled into one total package, Diana Ross is easily one of the most enduring and adored from [More…]

KISS, Rob Zombie and more: Chicago Open Air at Toyota Park

Click here for a Chicago Open Air review from Toyota Park. For more information on Chicago Open Air, KISS, and Rob Zombie, visit ChicagoOpenAir.com, KISSOnline.com and [More…]

Chicago at 50 and The Doobie Brothers keep on rockin’ down the highway (and the lakefront)

The co-headlining tradition continued for Chicago and The Doobie Brothers at yet another sold out stop at Huntington Bank Pavilion At Northerly Island, though rather than the [More…]