James Garner+FollowChicago’s Soldier Field rocks with epic music lineupSoldier Field is absolutely buzzing this holiday weekend! Oasis just made their first U.S. appearance in 17 years, leaving fans speechless and setting the tone for a string of powerhouse shows. My Chemical Romance brought a wild surprise by inviting Billy Corgan on stage for a Smashing Pumpkins classic. The Lumineers are up next, followed by back-to-back nights with System Of A Down and Avenged Sevenfold. It’s a rare moment for Chicago’s music lovers—so many legendary acts in one place. Who’s your must-see this weekend, and what’s been your favorite concert memory at Soldier Field? #Entertainment #Music #ChicagoMusic00Share
Kelly Sanchez+FollowChicago rapper sparks debate over AI in musicChicago’s own BabyChiefDoIt just lit up the music scene—not for his tracks, but for admitting he uses ChatGPT to help write lyrics. Fans are split: some say AI kills creativity and authenticity, while others see it as just another tool. BabyChiefDoIt insists his words are being twisted and that he’s still the mastermind behind his music. This drama is overshadowing his big moment on Chance the Rapper’s new album. Is using AI in songwriting crossing a line, or is it just the next step in music’s evolution? Where do you stand on artists blending tech with talent? #Tech #ChicagoMusic #AIinMusic10Share
Katherine Banks+FollowChicago’s Cellar: Where garage rock legends were bornImagine catching some of the hottest national bands right in Arlington Heights back in the 60s! The Cellar wasn’t just a teen dance club—it was a launchpad for Chicago’s own garage rock explosion. Producer Sean Hoffman dove deep into the archives to bring us “A Blast From The Cellar!”, a new album packed with rare recordings from those unforgettable nights. The stories behind these bands and the club’s wild history are pure gold for music lovers. Anyone else wish we could time travel to see those shows? #Entertainment #Music #ChicagoMusic00Share
Jay Carter+FollowConcert etiquette in Chicago: Lost or evolving?Phones in the air, nonstop chatter, and clouds of vape—live shows in Chicago just don’t feel the same anymore. The energy that once connected artists and fans seems to be fading, replaced by distractions and a “main character” mindset. Many locals say it’s harder to just let loose and dance without feeling judged or ending up in someone’s viral video. With Lollapalooza coming up, is it time to rethink how we show up for live music? Have you noticed the vibe shift at concerts lately, or found ways to keep the magic alive? Let’s swap stories and ideas! #Entertainment #Music #ChicagoMusic00Share
James Hall+FollowChicago’s music scene unites for Sara JanzChicago’s top musicians and media personalities are joining forces at the Des Plaines Theatre on Oct. 21 to celebrate the life of Sara Janz, daughter of ABC7’s Roz Varon. This isn’t just a concert—it’s a heartfelt tribute and a chance to support future media students through the Sara Janz Take Your Shot Memorial Scholarship. Expect performances from Jim Peterik, The Ides of March, Carl Giammarese, comedian B. Cole, and more. Sara’s legacy lives on by helping young talent get their start. Would you attend or support a cause like this in your community? #Entertainment #Celebrity #ChicagoMusic00Share
