2010s Archives - Page 30 of 75 - Chicago Concert Reviews

“Imagining Marvin” with triple Grammy nominee, Broadway star Ryan Shaw

On the singer/songwriter side of his soulful personality, Ryan Shaw released three consecutive Grammy-nominated recordings, appeared on stages as prestigious as Carnegie Hall [More…]

Safely celebrate the season “Social Christmasing” Straight No Chaser-style

A dozen years since Straight No Chaser debuted to the world after a cleverly comedic take on “The 12 Days Of Christmas” broke the internet, the vocal group is back to its [More…]

Endlessly eclectic Los Lobos set to unwrap “Llego Navidad” on “Still Home For The Holidays”

There’s never quite been a band like Los Lobos, who can just as seamlessly bounce between Latin rock, Americana, Tex-Mex, country, zydeco, blues and soundtrack compositions [More…]

The soulful pop of Fitz And The Tantrums takes Lakeshore Drive-In to “HandClap” heaven

“It’s like a mini Lollapalooza!” exclaimed the jubilant Fitz And The Tantrums front man Michael Fitzpatrick in the middle of the soulful pop band’s socially distanced [More…]

Fitz And The Tantrums: “All The Feels” Tour at Lakeshore Drive-In

Click here for a review of Fitz And The Tantrums at the Lakeshore Drive-In. For additional information on Fitz And The Tantrums, visit FitzAndTheTantrums.com. Upcoming [More…]

The Unlikely Candidates: “High Low” Tour at Lakeshore Drive-In

For additional information on The Unlikely Candidates, visit TheUnlikelyCandidates.com. Upcoming concert highlights at the Lakeshore Drive-In include Subtronics with Zia [More…]

Legendary drummer Liberty DeVitto chats The Slim Kings, Billy Joel, Big People and his book

During Billy Joel’s recording and touring peak from 1976’s “Turnstiles” through 1993’s “River Of Dreams,” Liberty DeVitto had the best view in the house as he [More…]

Australian rocker Garry Beers unveils AshenMoon, reflects on INXS

From the very beginning of INXS, Garry Beers held down the bass on such colossal cuts as “Need You Tonight,” “Never Tear Us Apart” and “What You Need,” while [More…]

“Becoming Human”: Simon Collins, a labyrinth of sounds and a famous musical father

Throughout each of his electronically-focused solo albums, then one with progressive and alternative rock experimenters Sound Of Contact, Simon Collins keeps evolving with an [More…]

Believe in Stryper and the band’s debut recording with former FireHouse bassist Perry Richardson

Heavy metal got a jolt from heaven when Stryper stormed onto the scene like “Soldiers Under Command,” making MTV history as the videos for “Free” and “Honestly” [More…]