Usher • Past Present Future Tour • United Center • Chicago

Dirty Honey • Can’t Find the Brakes Tour • Austin, TX

Jelly Roll • The Beautifully Broken Tour • Chicago

A sold out United Center was Jelly Roll’s latest conquest and it proved to be a historic occasion considering it marked the exact release date of the “Beautifully Broken” album, and despite fans not having a ton of time to get prepared for the new cuts, they were nonetheless instantly engaged. In fact, “I Am Not Okay” could very well be a career-defining cut given its honesty, connectively and a colossal chorus that found many screaming along in cathartic release for any emotion they were encountering, a symbolism further illustrated when a house frame was raised and set on fire in the middle of the arena.

Jelly Roll is literally saving lives along the way while admitting he’s been “Halfway To Hell” as the “Son Of A Sinner,” yet there was still plenty of reasons to celebrate, including covers of Toby Keith’s “Should’ve Been A Cowboy” and Shania Twain’s “Man! I Feel Like A Woman!,” both featuring opener Alexandra Kay. Speaking of collaborations, “Lonely Road” was originally cut with Machine Gun Kelly and continued to tip its hat towards John Denver’s “Take Me Home, Country Roads,” prior to a medley of the older “Creature,” “Same A**hole,” “Fall In The Fall” and “Wild Ones.” “Liar” caught the crowd back up to present tense, “Need A Favor” adapted a gospel-like fervor, “Smoking Section” lit up the already energetic atmosphere and “Heart Of Stone” raised one last round of revelry.

An encore of “Save Me,” complete with a cleansing rain storm on the secondary stage, offered an extra chance for Jelly Roll to dive deep into another anthem’s inspirational and redemptive essence, making everyone’s burdens feel a lot lighter as they toasted a prime example of relentless perseverance.

Luke Bryan • Mind of a Country Boy Tour in Chicago

with Bailey Zimmerman and Chayce Beckham

Bailey Zimmerman

Missy Elliott • Out of this World Tour Finale in Chicago

with Ciara • Busta Rhymes & Timbaland

Metallica – Friday – August 9, 2024

Metallica – Sunday – August 11, 2024

Pantera

Five Finger Death Punch

Tailgate

Hardy • Quit!! Tour • Credit Union 1 Amphitheatre

Chris Stapleton • Soldier Field, Chicago

Windy City Smokeout 2024 – Sunday

featuring Carrie Underwood, Nate Smith, and Ashley Cooke

Windy City Smokeout 2024 – Saturday

featuring Cody Johnson and Billy Currington

Windy City Smokeout 2024 – Friday

featuring Parker Mccollum, Lee Brice, and DJ Pauly D

Windy City Smokeout 2024 – Thursday

featuring Thomas Rhett, Chase Rice, Priscilla Block and Alana Springsteen

Justin Timberlake • The Forget Tomorrow World Tour • Chicago

Janet Jackson ft. Nelly • Together Again Tour • Chicago

Tim McGraw • Standing Room Only Tour • Chicago

The iconic country superstar Tim McGraw graced the stage of the United Center in Chicago on May 31, 2024, captivating a sold-out audience. The evening kicked off with stellar performances by Randall King and Carly Pearce, setting the stage on fire and priming the crowd for the main event. Launching into his set with the energetic anthem “Truck Yeah,” amidst a sea of cowboy hats, flannel shirts, and boots, Tim instantly ignited the crowd’s fervor. Clad in a sleek ensemble of a black cowboy hat, shirt, skinny jeans, and boots, he effortlessly delivered hit after hit. From his soulful rendition of Elton John’s “Tiny Dancer” to the unexpected but crowd-pleasing cover of Nelly’s “Over and Over,” Tim showcased his versatility and artistry. The infectious groove of “I Like It, I Love It” had the audience on their feet, dancing and singing along, while poignant ballads like “Highway Don’t Care,” featuring Taylor Swift and Keith Urban, brought moments of heartfelt reflection. Closing the night with a trio of encores, including the heartfelt “The Cowboy In Me,” the uplifting “Humble and Kind,” and the timeless “Live Like You Were Dying,” Tim McGRaw left an indelible mark on the hearts of his fans.

Morgan Wallen • One Night at a Time Tour • Nashville

Morgan Wallen’s headlining set at Nashville’s Nissan Stadium Saturday evening, concluded the 3 day stop with a two-hour set of his near-decade of multi-platinum-selling and award-winning country-to-pop crossover hits. Alongside openers Nate Smith and Bailey Zimmerman, the evening highlighted why the sounds familiar to the catalogs of the trio of Wallen, Smith and Zimmerman dominated Billboard’s country radio charts for the final quarter of 2023. And of course we had to have an epic tailgate to kick the party off right……

Travis Scott – Circus Maximus Tour

At a sold-out United Center, rap star Travis Scott “shook the rafters” on Monday night, declaring the crowd one of the best he’s faced on his “Utopia — Circus Maximus Tour.” “Not going to lie, y’all coming for the top-three spot tonight, Chi-town,” he said. Backed by pulsating lights and stimulating visuals that flashed across the stadium’s LED screen, the Houston artist’s high-flying antics and crowd-stirring anthems brought fans to their feet as they celebrated the return of “La Flame.”

Mitchell Tenpenny

Eric Church • Outsiders Revival Tour • Chicago

ODESZA • LOLLAPALOOZA 2023