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Favs, obscure from “Piano Man” to “No Man’s Land” outline Billy Joel’s fifth consecutive Wrigley swing

In any city on earth, Billy Joel is a “Big Shot,” but beyond New York City where he stages a monthly residency at Madison Square Garden, Chicago is steadily becoming a [More…]

Billy Joel: “In Concert 2018” Tour at Wrigley Field

Click here for a review of Billy Joel at Wrigley Field. For additional information on Billy Joel, visit BillyJoel.com. For a list of upcoming Live Nation shows, visit [More…]

Can’t find a better band than Pearl Jam to always make Wrigley “Alive”

Seattle may officially be Pearl Jam’s home, but given front man Eddie Veddar’s upbringing in Evanston and so many concerts around town since the early 1990s that the list [More…]

Pearl Jam: “The Away Shows” Tour at Wrigley Field

Click here for a review of Pearl Jam at Wrigley Field. For additional information on Pearl Jam, visit PearlJam.com. For a list of upcoming Live Nation shows, visit [More…]

Believe in Def Leppard and Journey’s sugary jump up to stadiums with Wrigley debut

British pop metal men Def Leppard and American classic rockers Journey are no strangers to arenas and amphitheaters, but put the pair back together on tour with many more [More…]

Recalling Tom Petty’s amazing 40th anniversary stop at Wrigley in memory of the late legend

In memory of rock n’ roll legend Tom Petty, here’s a fond look back at what turned out to be his final performance in Chicago. Choosing between 40 years’ worth of [More…]

“Fielder’s choices” and all the essentials from Billy Joel in milestone Wrigley Field sell out

“I don’t have anything new out,” admitted Billy Joel shortly after kicking off his fourth consecutive Wrigley Field sell out (not counting his prior pair alongside [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…]

The long, strange trip continues on final summer stop for Dead & Company

The Grateful Dead may have officially “Fared Thee Well” at Soldier Field in 2015, but the long, strange trip continued almost two years to the date when its offshoot act [More…]

Four decades of Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers get the all-star treatment at Wrigley Field

Choosing between 40 years’ worth of material for a band as prolific as Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers must have been a painstaking task, but for about two hours, all [More…]