The date has moved to September 23 after a travel delay Keef attributed to a pilot he described as “very racist.”
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The date has moved to September 23 after a travel delay Keef attributed to a pilot he described as “very racist.”
The second hometown show follows a career-spanning, guest-filled opening night that touched nearly every era of West’s catalog.
On their fourth album, the Chicago band traces a melody to frontman Alex Chávez’s father and opens a wider conversation with Latin American music traditions.
A video shared by his family shows the 10-year-old with Fragile X syndrome singing along to his favorite band during their recent Chicago show.
The Chicago trio and Basque musician Elena Setién share a meditative new track drawn from an Emily Dickinson poem, ahead of their collaborative album on Thrill Jockey.
Maris O’Tierney, formerly of sibling duo Maeve & Quinn, steps out solo as Park Hills Circle with a warm, stylistically fluid first album.
After heavy rain delayed entry, some attendees turned the sodden Grant Park grounds into a site of spontaneous, unsanctioned competition.
Mud, downpour, and a stacked lineup turned the Chicago festival into a space where new stars and legacy acts alike proved their relevance.
The festival’s second day in Chicago paired hometown veterans with a returning pop shape-shifter, as rain fell steadily over Grant Park.
The August 29 gig in the band’s hometown follows the death of the longtime guitarist, with the Hardlore podcast also fielding questions about the loss.
