Chicago Lawn Shooting Leaves 29-Year-Old Man Dead After Argument Turns Physical Outside 61st Street and Campbell Avenue on the Southwest Side
Police say the victim was shot during a late-night dispute and later died at Christ Hospital.
Eric Clapton Lines up Six US Concerts in September, Opening in Detroit Before Crossroads Guitar Festival in Austin Closes Out His Short Run
The blues-rock veteran will hit six Midwest and Plains cities before heading to Texas for his Crossroads Guitar Festival.
Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce Marry in New York City After a Yearlong Engagement, With Adam Sandler Officiating and About 1,000 Guests Expected
The pop star and Chiefs tight end turned a fan-favorite romance into a wedding day packed with celebrity arrivals, custom Dior looks and family roles.
Earth, Wind & Fire Postpones San Francisco Concert Minutes Before Showtime After a Band Member Has a Medical Emergency at Chase Center With Lionel Richie
The R&B legends pulled back from their Aug. 6 Chase Center performance and said ticket holders can use their tickets for the rescheduled date or request refunds.
Chicago Sinfonietta Musicians Secure a One Year Deal as the Orchestra Pauses Performances, With One January Concert Now Tied to Its 40th Anniversary and MLK Day
The Chicago orchestra and its musicians’ union reached a short-term contract while concerts and education programs remain on hold.
John Mellencamp Halts Phoenix Concert After Severe Weather Alert, as Storms, Wind and Smoke Keep Forcing Outdoor Shows to Pause, Postpone or Cancel Across the Country
A sudden storm interrupted Mellencamp’s Phoenix set and joined a growing list of outdoor concerts disrupted by weather.
Jill Scott Brings Her to Whom This May Concern Tour to the Chicago Theatre for Three August Shows With Wyatt Waddell and a Phone-Free Audience
The neo-soul singer plays Chicago on August 20, 22 and 23, with doors at 6 p.m. and a 7:30 p.m. start for the first night.
Tinley Park’s Credit Union 1 Amphitheatre Races to Repair Storm-Damaged Roof Before Lynyrd Skynyrd Concert Saturday After Derecho Hit the Chicago Area
The suburban venue says it still plans to host the show while crews work to fix damage from Tuesday’s severe storms.
Credit Union 1 Amphitheatre in Tinley Park Suffers Storm Damage as Severe Weather Rips Through Chicago’s South Suburbs and Leaves Debris Across Concert Grounds
A tornado confirmed by radar and 100 mph winds hit the southwest Chicago area Tuesday, damaging the long-running suburban concert venue.
NEXUS Chamber Music Festival Opens Wednesday in Winnetka With Chicago Premiere of Music for 8 and Three Nights of Performances
The 9th annual festival aims to make chamber music more accessible, with shows in Winnetka and Chicago.
