The name of Wheelhouse’s second long-player, last month’s House and Home (Aerophonic), acknowledges the domestic circumstances and priorities that have shaped the band’s existence.

DCASE launched the Chicago House Music Fest at Pritzker Pavilion on Memorial Day weekend in 2018, after several years of ...

Good DJs are deft vibe curators, but the best DJs—including stalwart Japanese techno producer Wata Igarashi—are also gifted storytellers.

Milou Moon is the project of Emily McGill, a French American originally from Chicago who has lived partly in Melbourne, ...

Formed in Liverpool in 2006, UK trio Conan called their slow-moving, sludgy style “caveman battle doom,” and its colossal down-tuned guitars hit with the subtlety of the Chicxulub impactor.

For its second installment, Future Folk Festival heads to Austin Town Hall for an evening of music led by two latter-day members of the Association for the Advancement of Creative Musicians, a crucial ...

Standing outside of the Illinois Institute of Technology’s (IIT) architecture building on a hot day in August, the unexpected rhythms of trumpet, drums, and bass, float up from the ground floor, just ...

Seth Boustead speaks on how ACM's view of classical music as a living tradition informs its Thirsty Ears Festival and its new ...

The Chicago dance community gathers to celebrate and help artists in need, and Abbie Hoffman lives again at the Chopin.

The traveling exhibition “Between Sky and Sea” features photographs by Ismail Abu Hatab in Gaza since the start of the current genocide.

When it comes to confidence about our looks, loyalty to and trust in those who care for our hair is crucial. Kecia Pointer, owner of Raze Up Barber Spa, knows just how to keep her clientele coming ...

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