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“Beverly Hills 90210: The Musical” lovingly skewers the teen soap opera from TV’s most famous zip code

From the creators of “Full House: The Musical,” “Bayside! The Musical,” “Katdashians” and “Show Girls: The Musical” comes “Beverly Hills 90210: The [More…]

Pink: “What About Us” Tour at Hollywood Casino Amphitheatre

For additional information on Pink, visit PinksPage.com. Upcoming concert highlights at Hollywood Casino Amphitheatre include Luke Bryan (Sept. 16); Matchbox Twenty and [More…]

Clunky transitions, sound issues can’t hinder the heart of Ms. Lauryn Hill, Nas in “PowerNomics” opener

Opening nights can be a tricky lot and it doesn’t help when one of the artists marches to the beat of their own drum (and timetable). No, Ms. Lauryn Hill and Nas’ [More…]

A semi-retiring Aretha Franklin is nothing short of regal at Ravinia

Long before an announcer introduced Aretha Franklin as an 18-time Grammy Award winner, the first woman inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and someone who sits atop [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…]

A “New Attitude” on jazz standards and Patti LaBelle’s own gems sparkle at The Venue

Hardly a season goes by when Patti LaBelle isn’t on the road, but having just dropped her first album in a decade, “Bel Hommage,” made the soul singer’s latest, [More…]

Indie rock anthems from Arcade Fire and it’s all about the ladies on last day of Lollapalooza

Prior to winding down Lollapalooza on Sunday, the jury may have still been out on the Arcade Fire’s decision to dabble with electronic pop, dance and occasionally all out [More…]

Chance The Rapper heads home, Live reunites amongst Saturday’s monumental Lollapalooza moments

Over the years, Lollapalooza has hosted its fair share of acts that could fill the entire Grant Park field, but when Chance The Rapper headed home to take the top spot on [More…]

The Killers come back, Little Dragon and Phantogram entrance for round two of Lollapalooza

With five years between projects and four since mounting a major tour, The Killers finally came out of hibernation on Friday at Lollapalooza. Armed with a field-filling light [More…]

Muse mesmerizes until rain, Liam Gallagher leaves, but day one of Lollapalooza belongs to Jon Bellion

The full-fledged “Drones” World Tour may have technically come to its conclusion, but Muse lovers were in luck (at least for a little while) with the announcement of [More…]