Tickets go on sale this Saturday; he joins a 2025 lineup in Springfield that also includes Sheryl Crow and Def Leppard.
Snoop Dogg will play the Illinois State Fair this summer
Category: Music and Concerts
Elvis Costello brings an early St. Patrick’s Day, and a lot else unexpected, to the Park West
If you were expecting your favorite hits from your favorite Elvis Costello albums, this was not your show.
Out of Space and ARC music fests announce their 2025 lineups
This summer’s editions of the Out of Space music festival in Skokie and ARC in Union Park announced their lineups for 2025 on Tuesday. Both are in their fifth years.
With a major new donation, the MCA will ramp up live performance in its theater
Thanks to a $10 million gift from an anonymous donor, Chicago’s Museum of Contemporary Art says it plans to greatly expand its live performance offerings in its 300-seat Edlis Neeson Theater.
Garcia’s Chicago opens soon, a music venue and restaurant inspired by the Grateful Dead
The concert promoter behind the band’s final show at Soldier Field is behind a new dining and music spot dedicated to all things Grateful Dead.
Chicago Humanities Spring Festival boasts Leslie Odom Jr., Eve Ewing and Paul Reiser — because culture isn’t dead yet
It has always been a festival of ideas, never more appreciated than now.
Neal Francis celebrates new album like a true Chicagoan — with hot dogs and a free show
Neal Francis and his band will preview tracks from “Return To Zero” on the eve of the album’s release at Lincoln Park club aliveOne.
A timeline of how actor Gene Hackman and Betsy Arakawa died at their New Mexico home
Here’s a timeline of events surrounding the couple’s deaths:
D’Wayne Wiggins, founding member of the R&B group Tony! Toni! Tone!, has died at 64
D’Wayne Wiggins, a founding member of the Grammy-nominated group Tony! Toni! Tone! behind the classic 1990s jams “Anniversary,” “It Never Rains (In Southern California)” and (Lay Your Head on My) Pillow,” has died.
Review: A clarinet concerto 35 years in the making crowns CSO’s Ravel concert
Christopher Theofanidis’s “Indigo Heaven” was well worth the wait. And between the Theofanidis and Ravel works, Thursday’s program was practically a woodwind expo.