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Better Than Ezra on ’90s, now, Taylor Swift’s cover and Under The Sun Tour

Twenty years after “Good” topped the rock charts, Better Than Ezra is back to recording and hitting the road, all while keeping a fairly high profile thanks to several [More…]

Harry Connick Jr. shares spicy musical gumbo during Ravinia return

From his standards-centered “When Harry Met Sally” soundtrack breakthrough through dozens of albums featuring everything from jazz to piano pop, New Orleans inspirations [More…]

Lollapalooza’s Saturday showdown: Metallica rocks, Sam Smith croons

Topping the sheer magnitude of Paul McCartney’s Lollapalooza headlining slot on Friday may have been impossible, but following up with one of the most enduring hard rock [More…]

Kenny Wayne Shepherd at Hollywood Casino Amphitheatre

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U2 trades excess for introspection during tech-savvy journey

Coming off the most massive and highest grossing concert tour in history, U2 could’ve either repeated the formula verbatim or thrown the entire rule book out the window. [More…]

Burlap To Cashmere set to unveil “Freedom Souls” at SummerStage

After becoming one of the brightest buzz bands throughout the late 1990s, New York’s Burlap To Cashmere fell a bit under the radar throughout the following decade, though [More…]

Emilio & Gloria Estefan’s “On Your Feet!” musical astounds during debut

With buzz steadily brewing around Broadway circles for the past year, Gloria & Emilio Estefan’s “On Your Feet!” finally landed at Chicago’s Oriental Theatre [More…]

From disco to house and hip-hop, Jody Watley and new Shalamar sparkle

For the first time in a long time, “Soul Train” dancer turned Shalamar singer and solo artist/songwriter/producer/model/entrepreneur Jody Watley returned home to Chicago, [More…]

The flashy, southern and soulful sides of Martina McBride

Just a few minutes into her first performance at Merrillville’s Star Plaza Theatre since 2000, Martina McBride promised the packed house they’d be entertained [More…]

Danielson at the Wilson Abbey

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