2010s Archives - Page 22 of 69 - Chicago Concert Reviews

From Coltrane to Rollins, Jazz At Lincoln Center Orchestra and Branford Marsalis amaze Ravinia

Life kept leaning closer to regular at Ravinia when dedicated aficionados and lawn listeners alike flocked to the hallowed Highland Park venue for the Jazz At Lincoln Center [More…]

Blake Shelton and more: Country Thunder at Twin Lakes

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Eric Church and more: Country Thunder at Twin Lakes

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AJR cap 101.9 FM The Mix’s “Eric In The Morning Grab Your Bags Tournament” with a “Bang”

Getting a chance to check out or compete in 101.9 FM The Mix’s “Eric In The Morning Grab Your Bags Tournament,” with all proceeds benefitting Lurie Children’s [More…]

Hardline’s Johnny Gioeli puts his “Heart, Mind And Soul” on the line, plus Journey, Sonic connections

Melodic rockers Hardline were on the trajectory to be megastars throughout the early 1990s when newcomer singer/guitarist brothers Johnny and Joey Gioeli linked up with [More…]

Brett Eldredge and more: Windy City Smokeout at United Center

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“Ain’t Nobody” better than Chaka Khan, plus Gryffin, drag galore for Pride In The Park closer

Chicago’s first post-lockdown festival and simultaneous salute to all things LGBTQ+ found a silver lining at the end of the rainbow to joyfully close out Pride In The Park [More…]

Tiesto: Pride In The Park at Grant Park

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Pride In The Park made it through the rain for Tiesto’s pulsating beats, Betty Who’s bounce

If Pride In The Park was able to survive a global pandemic, it could surely endure a series of tornado and flash flood alerts, and for those who made it through the rain, it [More…]

The Killers’ Dave Keuning drops “A Mild Case Of Everything,” looks on the “Mr. Brightside”

No instrument was too daunting for Dave Keuning throughout “A Mild Case Of Everything,” his second project to simply fall under the Keuning banner (coined in a similar [More…]