RIP Q101
As Chicago’s Alternative leaves the airwaves, fans mourn it and their own passing youth, and discuss the future of how we relate to music and the people who bring it to us.
As Chicago’s Alternative leaves the airwaves, fans mourn it and their own passing youth, and discuss the future of how we relate to music and the people who bring it to us.
Legendary Polish composer Krzysztof Penderecki leads the Grant Park Orchestra this weekend in his divisive Concerto grosso and Beethoven’s Eroica symphony.
Wild Nothing, White Mystery, Austra, Syd tha Kid, and others are all worthy options after you go to the festival, or if you don’t go at all.
Coverage of this weekend’s Pitchfork Music Festival has centered around LA hip-hop weirdos OFWGKTA. Here’s why some people hate them, some people love them, and why they’re both right… and right to care.
The noise-rocker turned piano balladeer returns to an old haunt for a free show of songs from her upcoming album tonight.
This week’s best of the best: Jennifer Hudson + Cibo Matto + Steve Earle = Pitchfork who? … Plus, for those who are festival bound, the Empty Bottle’s Peter Toalson offers his music picks
David Bernstein visited the set of CLTV and WGN Evening News to discuss Chicago school board president Michael Scott’s death, which was ruled a suicide.
Story highlights from the August 2011 issue of Chicago magazine, including the annual Best of Chicago list.
Eadweard Muybridge’s Zoopraxographical Hall began the tradition of buildings dedicated to the projection of pictures on a screen. But the primitive technology was no match for the dancing girls of the White City.
This week’s top picks: A killer concert at the Congress … backwoods music from Winter’s Bone … wee-hour cycling … The Post Family throws a party … plus, what the radio host Tony Sarabia is doing this weekend