Peter Byrne, Naked Eyes Co-Founder and Voice Behind ’80s Pop Hits Like “Always Something There to Remind Me,” Dies in Los Angeles at 74
The British singer helped turn a Bacharach standard and an original track into MTV-era Top 40 staples.
Chief Keef Returns to Chicago for Long Awaited Hometown Concert at Huntington Bank Pavilion, but His Sold Out Homecoming Leans Too Heavily on Guests and Misses the Full Impact Fans Expected
After years away from city stages, the drill pioneer finally played Chicago again, but the night was more uneven than historic.
Olivia Rodrigo’s Unraveled Tour Opens With Hartford Tickets From $230 as the Pop Star Takes Arenas Across the U.S. Before Heading to Europe in 2026
Ticket prices vary widely by city as Rodrigo launches a North American arena run in Hartford and finishes the U.S. leg in February.
Idaho’s Unknown Wanderer Finally Identified as a 1980s Backpacker, but Investigators Say There Is Still No Link to the Chicago Tylenol Murders Case
Authorities have named the man long known as the Unknown Wanderer, while also saying the identification does not connect him to the Chicago poisonings.
Buddy Guy’s Radio City 90th Birthday Concert Packs Eric Clapton, John Mayer and Gary Clark Jr. Into a Sold-Out Blues Salute Livestreamed Worldwide
The sold-out New York celebration will be filmed for fans everywhere, with a portion of proceeds aiding the American Cancer Society.
Bruins Anthem Singer Todd Angilly Surprises Massachusetts Groom at Wedding With ‘The Star-Spangled Banner’ and a Foghorn That Turned a Hockey Fan’s Reception Into a Family Memory
A Bruins-loving couple turned their wedding into a rink-side moment when Todd Angilly showed up to sing and celebrate with guests.
Willie Nelson and Neil Young Thrill Bridgeport Crowd With Rare Debuts, a First-Time Live Duet and a Powerful Return to Farm Aid Season
At 93 and 80, the two outlaw-country icons delivered warm, reflective sets in Connecticut before heading toward another Farm Aid appearance.
New Ryan Field Launches the Great Chicago Food Festival With Rick Bayless, Stephanie Izard and Gibsons Concepts Included at Every Northwestern Game and Concert
The Evanston stadium’s new food lineup turns game day into a citywide showcase, with six custom pavilions, rotating chefs and admission built into every ticket.
Chicago’s What’s Funny Comedy Festival Brings Legends, Surprises and a Packed Weekend of Stand-Up, Live Podcasts and Local Club Shows for Fans Downtown
The city’s newest comedy festival mixes marquee names, podcast tapings and late-night club sets across Chicago venues.
Lionel Richie Pauses Touring After Heart Procedure, With the 77-Year-Old Singer Set to Return Soon and Three Late-September Shows Still Listed on His Nationwide Schedule
The music icon underwent a procedure for atrial fibrillation and is taking time off before resuming his calendar.
