Psalm One Mixes Chemistry, Charity, and Hip-Hop on the New Album Hug Life
In a Q&A, the Ukrainian Village rapper says what influences her art, what went into the album, and what to expect at its release party at The Hideout tonight.
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Chicago Summer Music Festivals: The 2014 Guide
Here’s all the latest info on lineups, dates, and tickets for this summer’s big shows.
Angel Olsen Is on Fire
With her new album, Burn Your Fire for No Witness, the indie songbird and ex-Chicagoan joins the big leagues.
Four Events to See at Chicago's Theatre Week
More than 100 shows are offering discounted tickets, lectures, and more. Here’s a guide to the week’s best deals.
What Went Down at the Equality Illinois Gala
Saturday night, more than 1,400 people came to the Hilton Chicago to eat, drink, and dance in support of equal rights.
Seven Questions for Musician Nora O'Connor
Backing up Mavis Staples or touring with Iron & Wine, you’ve heard this local—even if you don’t know her name. See her at a residency at The Hideout this month.
What to Know About the Christopher Williams Retrospective
A look at the 30-year career that led to The Production Line of Happiness, which shows through May 18 at the Art Institute of Chicago.
The Love, Loss, and Very Bad Decisions in Gina Frangello's A Life in Men
The Roscoe Village author’s Slut Lullabies set the stage, and her new novel will attract the spotlight.
Painter Molly Zuckerman-Hartung Doesn’t Make Pretty Art
A few words on rebelling against conventional art ideas, from the Ukrainian Village resident headed to the Whitney Biennial in March.
Five Things to Do in Chicago This Week
See dance, comedy, theatre, music, and more in the city soon.