Mitchell Tenpenny

Eric Church • Outsiders Revival Tour • Chicago

ODESZA • LOLLAPALOOZA 2023

 
Dierks Bentley • Gravel & Gold Tour

with special guest Jordan Davis

Morgan Wallen • One Night at a Time Tour • Chicago

Hardy • Chicago

Janet Jackson ft Ludacris • Together Again • Chicago

Blink 182 ft Turnstile• World Tour • Chicago

Luke Combs

Mitchell Tenpenny

Riley Green

Luke Combs • World Tour • Nashville

Luke Combs proved those who doubted him wrong when he took the stage to a capacity crowd of 50,000 people with a calm, cool, and collected demeanor, opening with “Lovin’ on You” as fans roared at the sight of his presence. Since moving to Nashville in 2014, Combs has certainly accomplished a rare feat, as he’s managed to amass 15 consecutive No. 1 hits on country radio and quickly elevated from opening act to stadium headliner.

He’s a rock star at this point, as evidenced by the waves of people singing along to every word. Yet Combs maintained his down-to-earth spirit throughout the two-hour set packed with chart-topping hits including “When It Rains It Pours,” “Cold as You,” “One Number Away” and the most recent of his mounting collection of No. 1s, “Going, Going, Gone.” In between the hits, Combs showcased his sentimental side with love songs “Forever After All” and “Beautiful Crazy,” both of which he wrote for his wife Nicole, that had everyone in the crowd from teens to grown men swaying and shouting along.

But one of the most humbling moments came when Combs looked back on how he wrote one of his signature hits, “She Got the Best of Me.” He was 24 and living above the popular Nashville bar, Tin Roof, where he used to work and perform.

“I never imagined anyone would hear this—from the bar I worked at to 50,000 people—I know 24-year-old me would really love to hear you sing this,” Combs professed, the crowd obliging with one of the most spirited sing-a-longs of the night.

Combs later called on storming drums to build up momentum to the song that “changed my life.” He launched into his breakthrough hit “Hurricane,” which took him from a burgeoning artist to superstar status. The sound likely carried beyond the stadium walls with how loud the crowd was singing on the closing number, “Beer Never Broke My Heart,” bringing the show to a spirited close.
 

Depeche Mode • Memento Mori World Tour • Chicago

 The Live Nation-presented tour begins March 23 with a limited North American run featuring stops at New York’s Madison Square Garden, Chicago’s United Center, and Toronto’s Scotiabank Arena. The band will then embark on their European stadium tour on May 16, with noted stops including the Stade de France in Paris, Berlin’s Olympic Stadium, Milan’s San Siro Stadium, and London’s Twickenham Stadium.

Ice Cube • The Belasco • Los Angeles

Louder Than Life 2022 • Day 4

Dirty Honey

Louder Than Life 2022 • Day 4

The Pretty Reckless

Louder Than Life 2022 • Day 4

Red Hot Chili Peppers

Louder Than Life 2022 • Day 4

The Struts, Papa Roach, and Incubus

Louder Than Life 2022 • Day 3

Airbourne, Alice Cooper, Rob Zombie and KISS

Louder Than Life 2022 • Day 2

Amigo the Devil, Clutch, Lamb of God, and SlipKnot

Louder Than Life 2022 • Day 1

Yungblood, Halestorm, Bring Me The Horizon, and Nine Inch Nails

Smashing Pumpkins • September 20th, 2022 • Metro | Chicago

Just like old times. Uber-rare intimate Q101 show at the legendary Metro Chicago tonight for The Smashing Pumpkins, who just dropped a new single “Beguiled.”

Post Malone • 12 Carat Tour • w/ Roddy Rich

Luke Bryan • Raised Up Right Tour • Chicago

Odesza • The Last Goodbye

Mötley Crüe

It was a night of 80’s hard rock and debauchery as The Stadium Tour stopped at SoFi Stadium in Los Angeles on Saturday, August 28th. After two summers of delays, Mötley Crüe, Def Leppard, Poison and Joan Jett returned to Southern California to perform the stadium they were meant to open in 2020.

Def Leppard

Poison

Classless Act