music

Critics: Licensing proposal would quash local music

The ordinance would require anyone who promotes an event drawing more than 100 people to obtain a two-year license at a cost ranging from $500 to $2000. Bands and community groups would have to pay.

6 months ago | By Jennifer Slosar

Wicker Park music venue to close

The Note, which began hosting live music at its Milwaukee Avenue location in 1996, will close Sunday and reopen next month without the bands.

6 months ago | By Joe Kurowski

Lolla-Headliners leaked?

8 months ago | By tighe

"Ladies and Gentleman, Rock 'N' Roll."

Music Television's unlikely return.

8 months ago | By tighe

The '68 Experience

8 months ago | By tighe

Super Saturday

9 months ago | By tighe

Super Saturday

9 months ago | By tighe

Jazz at South Shore Cultural Center

oresented by the chicago park district

1 year ago | By Ben Strauss

Concerts in the Park

Jazz Band at Independence Park

1 year ago | By Ben Strauss

Lollapalooza underdogs have strength in numbers

What happens in Grant Park before Pearl Jam?

1 year ago | By Joe Lattal

Better lucky than good

1 year ago | By Geoff Dougherty

Tag us!

1 year ago | By Geoff Dougherty

Bestill my bleeding ears

1 year ago | By Geoff Dougherty

Straddling genres at Pitchfork

From electronica to punk, this weekend's festival has it

1 year ago | By Kate Gardiner

See you at the 'Fork

1 year ago | By Geoff Dougherty