Rick Astley: “50” Tour at House Of Blues
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Michael McDonald does Doobies, newbies in “Soundstage” return
One of the most frequent “Soundstage” guests has previously turned in a general career overview, a Motown tribute, a Christmas concert, and most recently, guested on [More…]
“Soundstage” season premieres with Chicago marking 50 years of its sprawling second project
The time has finally come for the latest season of PBS’ “Soundstage” to launch, and for those tuning in on WTTW Chicago especially, there’s no better place than to [More…]
ZZ Ward: “The Storm” Tour at House Of Blues
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Black Pistol Fire: “Deadbeat Graffiti” Tour at House Of Blues
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Jayden Frost finds “Faith” in Freedom at House Of Blues after George Michael’s “Last Christmas”
“Last Christmas” is not one George Michael fans will remember for the right reasons, but this year to save them from tears, the all-star tribute act Freedom gave those [More…]
“The Modfather” Paul Weller has House Of Blues guessing with his ever changing moods
Long after The Who but well before Oasis, Paul Weller was leading The Jam through the mod revival in the late ‘70s, only to completely change lanes in the ‘80s towards [More…]
A Ravinia train ride with a glorious Gladys Knight, then Bolton favors remakes over originals
They may have come from different eras with varying styles of delivery, but the curious pairing of Michael Bolton and Gladys Knight at the always alluring Ravinia was linked [More…]
Easygoing, uplifting storytelling from James Taylor, Bonnie Raitt at Wrigley Field
Singer/songwriters don’t usually find themselves in stadiums, but given James Taylor’s status as one of the world’s finest and most appreciated at the craft, he managed [More…]
Chicago at 50 and The Doobie Brothers keep on rockin’ down the highway (and the lakefront)
The co-headlining tradition continued for Chicago and The Doobie Brothers at yet another sold out stop at Huntington Bank Pavilion At Northerly Island, though rather than the [More…]