Tears For Fears Archives - Chicago Concert Reviews

“Get Here” interpreter, in-demand collaborator Oleta Adams bids jazzy goodbye to City Winery

Ever since she was discovered by “Shout” mega-stars Tears For Fears while singing at the Hyatt Regency in Kansas City circa the 1980s, Oleta Adams became one of [More…]

Tears For Fears: “The Tipping Point” Tour at Hollywood Casino Amp

Click here for a review of Tears For Fears at the Hollywood Casino Amphitheatre. For additional information on Tears For Fears, visit TearsForFears.com. Upcoming concert [More…]

Tears For Fears shouts, lets “The Tipping Point” out, guests Garbage as great

In the painstaking 17-year wait between actual albums, Tears For Fears started and stopped recording on several occasions when music business pressures clashed with their [More…]

Curt Smith reveals how Tinley Park-prepping Tears For Fears reached “The Tipping Point”

Given the constant presence of synth-pop and alternative architects Tears For Fears, either with the ageless singles “Shout,” “Everybody Wants To Rule The World,” [More…]

Super duos Daryl Hall and John Oates, Tears For Fears share a hit-stacked Allstate Arena bill

Two of the best-selling and most popular duos of all time, Daryl Hall and John Oates along with Tears For Fears, shared plenty of airspace on MTV and the radio throughout the [More…]

Daryl Hall and John Oates with Tears For Fears: “Duos” Tour at Allstate Arena

Click here for a review of Daryl Hall and John Oates with Tears For Fears at the Allstate Arena. For additional information on Daryl Hall and John Oates, visit [More…]

Tears For Fears: “Ready Boy & Girls?” Tour at Murat Theatre At Old National Centre

Click here for a Tears For Fears review from the Murat Theatre At Old National Centre. For additional information on Tears For Fears, visit TearsForFears.com. For a list of [More…]

Tears For Fears rules the world (or at least Indianapolis) in advance of first new album in a dozen years

The very first voice coming out of Tears For Fears’ speakers at the Murat Theatre At Old National Centre wasn’t Roland Orzabal or Curt Smith but rather Lorde, who [More…]