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

Kid Rock • Hollywood Casino Amphitheatre • Chicago

Foreigner • Hollywood Casino Amphitheatre • Chicago

Swedish House Mafia • Paradise Again Tour 2022 • Chicago

Jason Aldean • Rock & Roll Cowboy Tour 2022 • Chicago

Machine Gun Kelly

 
Joey Valence & Brae

Mötley Crüe

Poison

Def Leppard

Joan Jett & The Blackhearts

Kenny Chesney Here & Now Tour 2022

Kenny Chesney returns to the road for 2022 with his ‘Here and Now’ tour. Chesney finished up his ‘Songs For The Saints’ tour in 2019, which saw him sell out venues, but this tour sees him finally heading back to the larger stadiums this year. Here and Now 2022 will see Chesney joined by Dan & Shay, Old Dominion and Carly Pearce

Dirty Honey • House of Blues, Chicago

Dirty Honey took the stage first and proceeded to raucously deliver their Los Angeles rock and roll at a blistering pace. Comprised of vocalist Marc Labelle, guitarist John Notto, bassist Justin Smolian and drummer Corey Coverstone, Dirty Honey has been touring in support of their eponymous album released last year. Opening with “Gypsy” the band proceeded to lay out a dozen strong rockers that kept the audience right in the thick of it.  Dirty Honey has managed to snatch up a bunch of those legendary rock and roll influences and blend them all together to make a sound that while familiar, is distinctly their own. Imagine a raucous ’70’s rock version of Prince’s “Let’s Go Crazy” and well, that’s Dirty Honey. Good stuff.

 

Eric Church • The Gather Again Tour • Chicago

 

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But Machine Gun Kelly — who traded rap for pop-punk last year — has a much different recollection of the event and thinks media is to blame for painting the narrative of a negative concert experience. On Sunday, September 26th, MGK shared a clip of the crowd singing along to his music but simultaneously admitted there were a handful of disgruntled festival attendees.

“I don’t know why the media lies in their narrative against me all the time,” he wrote. “But all I saw was 20,000 amazing fans at the festival singing every word and 20 angry ones.”
 

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