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New Kids On The Block make a tremendous “MixTape” for Fiserv Forum, Allstate ahead

Many might assume New Kids On The Block wouldn’t start a show they were headlining, but that was just one of a multitude of surprises when the now legendary boy band [More…]

Iconic Heart singer Ann Wilson finds “Fierce Bliss,” revs up for Illinois double headers

As the iconic voice of Heart behind the humungous “Magic Man,” “Crazy On You,” “Barracuda,” “What About Love” and “Alone,” plus interpreting anyone she [More…]

Australian activists Midnight Oil scream goodbye, but not before a galvanizing call to “Resist”

So many acts coast exclusively on nostalgia when it’s time to retire from the road, but Midnight Oil isn’t just any band, especially one that would ever rely on past [More…]

A bluesy, rootsy Robert Plant & Alison Krauss “Raise The Roof,” plus a little Led Zeppelin

Individually, England’s Robert Plant and Illinois’ own Alison Krauss have kept as busy as ever with recordings and travels, but collectively speaking, it’s been [More…]

Slipknot and Cypress Hill: “Knotfest Roadshow” Tour at TaxSlayer Center

For additional information on Slipknot and Cypress Hill, visit Slipknot1.com and CypressHill.com. For a list of upcoming Live Nation concerts, visit LiveNation.com. Upcoming [More…]

“Beds Are Burning” and Midnight Oil will tour no more after “Resist” comes to the Riviera

For a band that’s always boasted the battle cry, “it’s better to die on your feet than live on your knees,” it’s only fitting that Midnight Oil’s farewell to [More…]

Huntington Bank Pavilion season starts with the sold out metallic attack of Deftones, Gojira

The start of summer concerts is always a cause for celebration, but perhaps no more so than the first full-fledged season since 2019 for Huntington Bank Pavilion At Northerly [More…]

Curt Smith reveals how Tinley Park-prepping Tears For Fears reached “The Tipping Point”

Given the constant presence of synth-pop and alternative architects Tears For Fears, either with the ageless singles “Shout,” “Everybody Wants To Rule The World,” [More…]

Genesee boards “Runaway Train” for Soul Asylum anniversary, “Counting Blue Cars” with Dishwalla

Alternative rock/grunge greats Soul Asylum released “Hurry Up And Wait” in early 2020 and the title turned out to be even more prophetic than merely the four-year break [More…]

R&B, jazz and gospel songstress Regina Belle opens up “A Whole New World” for City Winery

She doesn’t come to Chicago all that often, but wherever Grammy Award-winner Regina Belle does stop by for a soulful serenade, it’s a major happening, which in latest [More…]