In The Loop Magazine Features Archives - Page 152 of 212

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 […]

ITLM OTRS Presents: Albert Lee And His Electric Band, Sold Out Homecoming Residency, Live In London

Mar 12, 2018 James Currie Music News, Features, ITLM OTRS, Reviews 0

In The Loop Magazine’s On The Road Series Presents: Albert Lee live in London at Half Moon Putney For Opening Night’s Residency On The 2018 Tour February 28th and March […]

Intimate Show At Thalia Hall As Rhye and Boulevards Bring Emotionally Charged Tour Through Chicago

Mar 10, 2018 James Currie Music News, Features, Reviews 0

By Bobby Talamine Rhye and opener Boulevards from Thalia Hall (3/8/18) Rhye comes to Chicago on the strength of his new album “Blood”. Rhye, now driven entirely by Canadian Michael...

Calamity On Cass As Anthrax Takes Stage At The Forge In Joliet For Sold Out Preview Show

Mar 10, 2018 James Currie Music News, Features, Reviews 0

By Fred Peth There was a madhouse on Cass St. when Anthrax took to the stage and gave it everything they got to the sold out crowd. Being one of […]

Album Review: Chicago’s Own Al Jourgensen Returns With Fresh, All New Material Ministry Album, AmeriKKKant – Complete Breakdown Review

Mar 09, 2018 James Currie Music News, Features, Reviews 0

Ministry: AmeriKKKant – Track by Track – (Release date March 9, 2018) Editor’s Preface: Chicago’s own, Al Jourgensen, surprised us all by announcing a new Ministry album late last...