The Canadian indie trio of favorites shared a bill in Chicago, delivering a night built on deep cuts, communal sing-alongs, and old memories.
Two veteran Chicago-area bands delivered a nostalgia-heavy set at the new Grand Rapids venue, giving fans a loud first taste of the amphitheater.
Billy Corgan and company mixed deep cuts, a Brady Bunch cameo and a rare reunion ahead of their Lollapalooza return.
The 24-year-old pop star packed the show with acrobatics, big vocals and ’80s nostalgia, but the review questioned whether the act feels fully his own.
The seven-member K-pop group returned to downtown Chicago for a high-energy night that showed how quickly their U.S. fanbase is growing.
Lovato’s Chicago stop mixed fresh club-ready tracks with flashes of Disney-era nostalgia, all anchored by one of pop’s strongest voices.
The ‘Stranger Things’ star leaned into acoustic arrangements, candid banter and unreleased material in a sold-out Chicago show.
The United Center debut delivered pyro, lasers and a 38-song set, but technical issues and uneven pacing kept the show from fully landing.
Lionsgate’s new film revisits Michael Jackson’s rise through the Midwest venues and musical community that helped shape the Jackson 5.
The Chicago kickoff leaned into spectacle, nostalgia and a long-awaited return for Rocky’s loyal crowd.