The symmetry between the two was on full display at Ravinia, an outdoor music venue north of Chicago. Plant and Krauss proved that while many male-female duos have come before them, few if any have done it better.
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Along with Phillip-Michael Scales, Keb’ Mo’ treated the Father’s Day crowd to a pleasing mix of jazz, blues, folk, pop, and a little rock ‘n’ roll thrown in as well.
Linwood may be an out-of-the-way place but between the promotion by Dublin Corners and the duo’s reputation the turnout was impressive.
The Teskey Brothers have returned to Chicago months after selling out the smaller Riviera Theatre. They may need to return even sooner as the crowds just keep getting bigger, this time selling out the larger Salt Shed.
The amazingly talented and internationally acclaimed Sue Foley graced the Evanston Space stage!
Performances from the likes of Justin Hayward of the Moody Blues, Al Stewart, the Zombies, Little River Band, he Alan Parsons Live Project, Starship with Mickey Thomas, and more!
“I’m soon approaching 40 years of playing on the Chicago blues/music scene. Hard to believe.”
The “BirdFam” was out in force for the band’s recent show at Thalia Hall in Chicago!
Whatever you expected to see from them on stage, prepare to see more. Ask the fans in Chicago.
At Park West, The Record Company came out swinging from the initial bell with a one-two punch of the rollicking and foot-stomping “Feels So Good.”