The former half of OutKast returns to Chicago on Oct. 21, flute in tow. The city has had a bigger stamp on his sound than most.
Ahead of his Salt Shed concert, André 3000 talks about ‘New Blue Sun’ and his jazz music welcome
Category: Music and Concerts
Liam Payne, former One Direction member, dies at 31 in Argentina hotel fall
Former One Direction singer Liam Payne, 31, was found dead after falling from a third-floor hotel balcony in Buenos Aires on Wednesday, local officials told Argentine media.
Allie Colleen to play Blue Island’s Lyric Theater before touring with Jelly Roll
Nashville songwriter Allie Colleen soon will go out on tour opening for Jelly Roll, but first she’s playing a show in Blue Island.
Review: Anohni and the Johnsons deliver on promise with ‘It’s Time to Feel What’s Really Happening’
Giving the equivalent of an elegy for the state of the world, Anohni sounded as if she absorbed all the pain coursing through our collapsing biosphere.
Review: For a deeper appreciation of Maxwell, go to one of his concerts
Maxwell has been a musical force in neo-soul and R&B for decades. His “Serenade Tour” played Chicago’s United Center on Thursday night.
Graham Nash reflects on his career ahead of shows at Evanston’s Cahn Auditorium
Like many of his ‘60s contemporaries, Graham Nash can’t seem to trade in touring for retirement.
Sabrina Carpenter’s ‘Short N’ Sweet Cafe’ to open in Chicago this weekend
The pop-up coffee shop, inspired by Carpenter’s hit album, will be located at Happy Monday Coffee in the Loop, 30 E. Adams St.
Radio’s ‘Dizz’ Blackful busy ‘adding my own flavor’ to Park Forest venue
Former Bad Boy Radio DJ Victor Blackful is set to open his second season of booking shows at Nathan Manilow Theatre in Park Forest.
Meet the choir putting climate justice in its concerts, including ‘Malhaar: A Requiem for Water’
EcoVoice’s programming reflects co-founder Kirsten Hedegaard’s belief that music can be a powerful way to spread a message. Its next concert is at Loyola University.
Peso Pluma plays a sold-out United Center after 2 canceled performances
Fans at long last got a glimpse of Mexican superstar Peso Pluma in Chicago this past weekend, with him selling out both Saturday and Sunday night at the United Center after two previously planned shows were canceled.