The Who’s abilities were on full display at their recent stop in Chicago. The setlist was a perfect construction of hits, rarities, and newer material.
Author: Derek Smith
Derek Smith
Capturing those transcendent moments of the live musical experience that shape our lives.
Review/gallery: Father John Misty and Suki Waterhouse!
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The Revivalists’ live show is a must-see, always a party befitting their New Orleans roots. And with her Flying V guitar, Grace Potter can seemingly do it all, crossing genres and styles without ever appearing out of her element.
In the midst of their 2022 tour, The Revivalists are set to play at Ravinia!
It’s as if their voices are two tendrils of smoke that softly weave around each other before harmoniously blending at the emotional apex of the song.
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Wilco performed ‘Yankee Hotel Foxtrot’ in its entirety, complete with all the intricacies, noise and soundscapes on the album itself.
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