Premiere: Til Morning channels relationship truths in ‘Okay’ single, video
Gritty, relatable charm weaves itself through Til Morning’s new punk-infused pop-rock cry to hold on, “Okay.”
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Listen up! Where to tune in for Chicago-area music podcasts
The explosion of podcasting over the last decade has left few niches in Chicago music uncovered with a number of unique approaches to looking at the scene.
Premiere: Fluorescents’ ‘Dormancy’ video showcases a band ready to bust out
Pop-punk band Fluorescents transitions to a new season of growth with its fresh “Dormancy” video.
Plain White T’s give Cupid a hand on ‘Listen to Your Heart’ premiere Monday
Life in “The Bachelor”-verse can seem pretty far removed from the reality that many of
Singer-songwriter Ralph Covert takes his concerts online twice a day
Glen Ellyn’s Ralph Covert felt there was a need for isolated people at home to find community online. “I chose to do it every day because it seemed like having something consistent would be appreciated,” he said.
West suburban rocker Matt Keen ‘Restless’ for solo album release, streaming show
Elburn-area musician Matt Keen is steering his musical life into new waters with the release of “Restless Days,” his debut solo album out today with a live-stream performance tonight.
Sound check: Stars, deities and ‘Spinal Tap’ in our list of movies about music
Last week, we tried to fill the musical void with some of my favorite movies about music, bands or the music industry. Here are some more suggestions from my friends in the newsroom.
Premiere: Imagined connections flourish in ‘Train Song’ by August Hotel
“Train Song,” August Hotel’s new single, is alive with a buoyant, kinetic drive but leans into the bittersweet beauty of imagined (and missed) connections.
Sound check: Five movies you can stream to keep the music going
Since we can’t go out to see movies or live concerts, it’s a good time to curl up with some fave flicks about music.
Premiere: Find a better day with ‘Morning In Chicago’ from Lights Over Bridgeport
The video for “Morning in Chicago,” the lead single from punk band Lights Over Bridgeport’s upcoming full-length album, tells a familiar story in an unconventional way.
Singer Kevin Farris moves on with Team Nick on NBC’s ‘The Voice’
Northwest suburban singer-songwriter and music educator Kevin Farris moves ahead to the battle rounds as part of Team Nick on NBC’s “The Voice.”
Bandcamp waiving music sale fees Friday; proceeds go directly to artists
Bandcamp.com is waiving its revenue share on all music and most merch sales Friday, March 20, until midnight.
Concerts from your couch: How suburban venues are bringing the music to you during the virus scare
As concerts are canceled, some suburban venues are finding ways to keep live performances coming your way
Premiere: New Take the Reins video ‘Camo Jacket’ not what you think it is
With this week’s release of “Camo Jacket,” punk band Take the Reins (and special guests) puts a fun, fresh spin on the performance video concept
Ravinia celebrates women’s voices, pop and rock favorites with 2020 season
A lot of major concerts have been sidelined for the next month or so amid COVID-19 fears, but take a look ahead at Ravinia’s summer lineup.
Elle King, Cold War Kids join Fitz and the Tantrums on Ribfest bill
Ribfest crowds will be singing along to the “Ex’s and the oh, oh, oh’s” when
Downers Grove’s Fredo Disco brings ‘Very Cool Music’ for hometown show
The band Fredo Disco, which is stopping in Chicago for a show at Subterranean, is getting comfortable with life on the road. But the path to this point was a challenge for the young Downers Grove musicians.
Ribfest lineup branches out into alternative with Fitz and the Tantrums
Fitz and the Tantrums is set to perform July 5 at Ribfest in Romeoville, adding alternative music to the festival lineup.
Snoop Dogg, Poi Dog Pondering coming to Aurora’s RiverEdge Park this summer
Snoop Dogg and Poi Dog Pondering will be performing this summer at RiverEdge Park in Aurora.
Dan Tedesco explores today’s society with recent EP, Hey Nonny show
When St. Charles native Dan Tedesco stops at Hey Nonny in Arlington Heights this weekend,