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The Dead Daisies’ Glenn Hughes, Doug Aldrich prep exclusive Arcada dive into Deep Purple

Supergroups are rarely more renowned than The Dead Daisies, who feature a mix of regular and rotating players, including an immensely celebrated current line-up consisting of [More…]

Rom-com craziness, celeb impersonations make Metropolis say “yes” to “The Wedding Singer”

When Adam Sandler became “The Wedding Singer” on the movie screen towards the tail end of the 1990s, he and co-star Drew Barrymore redefined the idea of a [More…]

Roxy Music’s Rock & Roll Hall of Famer Phil Manzanera promises Space “More Than This”

Rock & Roll Hall of Famer Phil Manzanera is a man who wears numerous hats, from playing lead guitar since the start of the England’s art rock, glam and [More…]

From Jackson Street to Soul II Soul, meeting “The First Lady Of House Music” Kym Mazelle

Growing up on Jackson Street in Gary, Indiana, often walking in the actual footsteps of the entire musical family of the same name, surely gave Kym Mazelle an extra dose of [More…]

Apollo Theater is affectionately “Going Bacharach” in honor of the legendary composer

Few composers, songwriters, producers and pianists reached the stature or cross section of styles as Burt Bacharach, which is why he’ll be remembered long after his [More…]

B2K, Bow Wow are “Boys 4 Life” while bridging R&B, rap in mammoth United Center blowout

The combination of B2K and Bow Wow first blew up the box office together at the turn of the century, and now more than two decades later, the co-headliners are making [More…]

Thomas Dolby does indeed blind House Of Blues with science, ’80s, Gail Ann Dorsey’s assists

Few artists were as identifiable with the 1980s as Thomas Dolby, though the electronic innovator went on to explore a multitude of projects as a singer, songwriter, keyboard [More…]

Marriott Theatre “Can’t Help Falling In Love” with “King” Elvis Presley’s “Heartbreak Hotel”

The maker of “Million Dollar Quartet” didn’t have to look very far to find the subject of his next show, “Heartbreak Hotel,” which finds [More…]

Jaafar, Jackie and Marlon Jackson head home to Gary for a red carpet rundown of “MICHAEL”

Lionsgate and Universal Pictures could’ve chosen absolutely anywhere to advance screen the immensely anticipated Michael Jackson biopic, “MICHAEL,” though [More…]

Heartfelt and humorous, here comes the original “Father Of The Bride” to Drury Lane Theatre

Few comedies are as relatable and ageless as “Father Of The Bride,” which was introduced by Edward Streeter’s novel in 1949, made its way to the silver [More…]