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Everyone returned from the bathrooms, ready to revel in these messy healings in a fever pitch so loud, so shrill like only Chicago crowds can do

“I’m the whole story, and that’s why the album is called ‘Americana.'”

Jackson’s voice is low and powerful, and his rhythm section is tighter than a Georgia tick on a coonhound. When combined they make for a brilliant blues album.

The openers for a Black Pumas show were hardly an appetizer but rather the full course meal of soul sounds and pop rock for a fine Sunday in Chicago

“The title ‘Nothing’s Perfect’ stems from my own life mantra celebrating the beauty in imperfection which has got me through many a rough patch and my own self acceptance.” – Ruth Lyon

Ilana Katz Katz puts her best foot forward and has released a full spectrum of sound and feeling that evokes a rich experience

BC & The Big Rig mean business. Lyrically, these are exceptional tales, woven by master storytellers. Sonically, the band couldn’t be more on point if they were perched atop the North Pole.

Strong as ever, Tate has put together a great band to show off his talents

Consistent is the touching moment when Mick, Keith and Ronnie are standing in solidarity as Mick dedicates the show to Charlie

Paul is an everyman whose music addresses things we all think about but few can articulate…