Sometimes, listening to an album on repeat alone at home doesn’t feel (or sound) as good as the real thing. Even in the middle of winter, the city’s live music scene does not quit, with plenty of clubs offering rock, jazz, blues and karaoke nightly. Find which of these Chicago music venues best suits your… Read more »
Party like an outlaw on Saturday, September 7, 2024 at the Credit Union 1 Amphitheatre in Tinley Park. Blackbird Presents’ Outlaw Music Festival is a national tour held from June through September, and this weekend Chicagoans can get in on the action! Festival goers can enjoy performances from folk and country legends Willie Nelson &… Read more »
Experience the entrancing melodies of the world’s largest free Blues festival at the Chicago Blues Festival! Get ready for four days of soul-stirring tunes at Millennium Park, where you’ll immerse yourself in the city’s legendary Blues legacy across three vast stages. This year’s festival promises memorable moments that will leave you wanting more. Join in… Read more »
Cheers to 30 Years! Let’s raise our glasses and toast to commemorate an extraordinary year at The Redhead Piano Bar! Join the renowned bar for a lively celebration of its anniversary, filled with an extravagant array of special cocktails. The festivities will take place on Wednesday, June 21, commencing at 4 pm and continuing until… Read more »
Make room this Saturday for the highly anticipated 38th Annual Belmont-Sheffield Music Fest, where a true Chicago experience awaits! Returning with a bang, this beloved event promises to surpass all expectations. Nestled in the vibrant heart of Lakeview, this festival brings together a stellar lineup. Top local tribute bands, original artists, and captivating jam bands… Read more »
Music Festivals Chicago Blues Festival | Millennium Park (6/8-11) Take advantage of this free, three-day soulful festival this June. Although the line-up has yet to announce, the Chicago Blues Festival never fails to fill Millennium Park. Both top-tier and up-and-coming blues musicians are to perform, so join the rest of the city in attending the… Read more »
Chicago’s famous front lawn is gearing up for another lively, thrilling summer! It is no secret that Millenium Park hosts some of the most fabulous events in Chicago. For many, this beautifully expansive park guides their seasonal plans; the events are too sensational to skip! Whether the park is dedicating itself to music, art, exercise,… Read more »
For over 100 years, the Morton Salt Complex has held a surplus of salt for packaging and distribution operations. Now, The Salt Shed has transformed into a welcoming social spot that will host some of your favorite events. Earlier this year, The Morton Salt Shed made its debut, and it will be back in 2023… Read more »
Music makes the world go round, especially in Chicago. From jazz and blues to alternative rock, music makes up a huge part of Chicago’s rich history. Celebrate the heart and soul of the city at some of these live music venues throughout the area! Green Mill Cocktail Lounge Swing on over to Green Mill Cocktail… Read more »
Since 1968, Kingston Mines in Lincoln Park has been a Chicago staple in the iconic blues scene. Seven nights a week, Kingston Mines’ two stages boast some of the most talented blues musicians, making for the perfect night out to experience authentic Chicago blues. Grab a Bite – Anytime What’s better than a menu full… Read more »
“The snow is snowing, the wind is blowing/But we can weather the storm.” Even at its coldest, there are plenty of fun things to do during winter in Chicago that the whole family can enjoy. Navy Pier Not Just for Summer: Navy Pier remains Chicago’s ultimate destination for all ages. The 200-foot Centennial Wheel is… Read more »
Chicago’s Old Town was originally called “Cabbage Patch” for the farms that sprung up in the mid-19th century. By the 1960s it was the Windy City’s answer to New York’s Greenwich Village, with funky shops and nightclubs. These days, the independent vibe remains with modern boutiques and restaurants amid the old houses and narrow streets…. Read more »