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Genesis’ entire “England,” “Spectral,” “Edge” slices comprise sumptuous Steve Hackett helping

There’s never been a period of Steve Hackett’s lengthy study of the guitar when he hasn’t been uncompromisingly prolific, but ever since he was inducted into the Rock [More…]

Steve Hackett: “Genesis Revisited” Tour at Copernicus Center

Click here for a review of Steve Hackett at the Copernicus Center. For additional information on Steve Hackett visit HackettSongs.com. For a list of upcoming concerts at the [More…]

King Crimson gears up for golden anniversary with reflections from ace bassist Tony Levin

The virtuoso players and their experimental soundscapes may have regularly shifted, but innovation and progression remain key principles in King Crimson 50 years after [More…]

Florence + The Machine: “High As Hope” Tour at Huntington Bank Pavilion

For additional information on Florence + The Machine, visit FlorenceAndTheMachine.net. Upcoming concert highlights at Huntington Bank Pavilion At Northerly Island include [More…]

Nick Mason’s Saucerful Of Secrets: “The Heartbeat Of Pink Floyd” Tour at Riverside Theater

Nick Mason’s Saucerful Of Secrets performs at the Chicago Theatre on Apr. 4. For additional details, visit TheChicagoTheatre.com and LiveNation.com. For additional [More…]

Procol Harum: “Still There’ll Be More” Tour at City Winery

Click here for a review of Procol Harum at City Winery. For additional information on Procol Harum, visit ProcolHarum.com. Upcoming concert highlights at City Winery include [More…]

English art rockers Procol Harum paint well beyond “A Whiter Shade Of Pale” in opening City Winery sellout

When Procol Harum previously played around town in 2010, the group appeared alongside Jethro Tull at Ravinia and was subject to the time restrictions of a support act. Nearly [More…]

Muse: 101 WKQX’s The Nights We Stole Christmas at Aragon Ballroom

Click here for a review of Muse with Jungle and Barns Courtney from 101 WKQX’s The Nights We Stole Christmas at the Aragon Ballroom. For additional information on 101 [More…]

The Nights We Stole Christmas saves grandest for last with Muse’s epic “Simulation Theory” unveiling

Only a radio station as essential to alternative rock as 101 WKQX could sway Muse to forsake festivals, stadiums or arenas at the very least to return to its club roots, if [More…]

A seated, “Not Dead Yet” Phil Collins comes alive at United Center

Longtime Genesis drummer turned singer Phil Collins was the first to freely admit he couldn’t dance a couple of decades ago, though when the Rock and Roll Hall of Famer [More…]