In The Loop Magazine Features Archives - Page 148 of 209

After 40 Years, The Dixie Dregs Reunite For An Original Lineup Tour That Includes A Stop At The Vic

Mar 26, 2018 James Currie Music News, Features, Reviews 0

Dixie Dregs at The Vic Dawn of the Dregs Tour 2018: The Complete Original Lineup March 24, 2018 By James Currie The Dregs return with a totally revitalized tour of […]

Canadian Indie-Darlings Alvvays Brought Their Hook-Drenched Pop To A Sold-Out Metro

Mar 25, 2018 James Currie Music News, Features, Reviews 0

By Christopher David Canadian indie-darlings Alvvays brought their hook-drenched pop to a sold-out Metro crowd this Friday, proving once again that the spirit of the ‘90s is alive and well...

Lollapallooza Announce The 2018 Line Up For Grant Park’s Largest Outdoor Music Festival

Mar 21, 2018 James Currie Music News, Features, Reviews 0

Perry Farrell’s Lollapalooza is coming back again and will make it’s residency return to Grant Park for 4 – days this summer. This year the roving gang of merrymakers will

Night Of Darkwave Creeps Through Chicago As ‘Clan Of Xymox’ Play Sold Out Show At Bottom Lounge

Mar 19, 2018 James Currie Music News, Features, Reviews 0

By Bobby Talamine Clan of Xymox, with Decoded Feedback & Autumn and the Pirate Twins DJs Bottom Lounge Chicago Sat 3/17/18 The unique and breathtaking Clan of Xymox bring their […]

Ravinia Announces 2018 Season With More Than 80 Debuts And 55 Premieres Including Jill Scott, 50 Cent, Cake, Roger Daltrey and More

Mar 14, 2018 James Currie Music News, Features, Reviews 0

The Ravinia Festival Association announced the complete 2018 summer lineup Wednesday. More than 140 events are scheduled between June and September, including 55 Ravinia premieres and 80 artist...

Robert Plant and Sensational Space Shifters Play To Sold Out Northside Club, The Riviera Theatre

Mar 13, 2018 James Currie Music News, Features, Reviews 0

Robert Plant and Sensational Space Shifters at The Riviera Theatre 02-20-18 By James Currie If you don’t know by now, you don’t go to a Robert Plant concert expecting to […]