After fans waiting many years for their return, the Jonas Brothers made up for their Riverside Theater cancellation over half a decade ago with a huge performance at Milwaukee’s brand new Fiserv Forum.
Currently on their massive Happiness Begins Tour, titled after their 2019 album of the same name, the JoBros brought cuts from their new LP and their catalog of hits to Milwaukee for a show that the city won’t soon forget.
Check out our favorite photos from the Jonas Brothers’ Milwaukee tour stop below and visit OnMilwaukee.com for more photos and coverage.
Kanye West surprised his loyal hometown fans this weekend with a last minute announcement that he would bring his famed Sunday Services to the Windy City.
Taking place this morning at the Huntington Bank Pavilion at Northerly Island, the latest installment of Sunday Service featured thousands of local fans and even a surprise appearance from Chicago’s own, Chance The Rapper.
Check out our photos from Kanye’s Chicago Sunday Service below.
Dreams came true in Madison, WI on Sunday night as the Breese Steven Field closed out their summer concert lineup with none other than the legendary John Hall and Daryl Oates. Despite some unexpected rain, the evening was everything fans wanted and more with Hall & Oates delivering memorable performances from their extensive catalog of hits.
Opening their headlining set with two beloved records, ‘Maneater’ and ‘Out of Touch’, both classics from the ’80s that still get their share of plays in 2019, Hall & Oates continued throughout their 4-decade discography until closing their set on a high note with ‘I Can’t Go For That’. Even in their 70s, Hall & Oates didn’t miss a beat and sound as good as ever.
With fans still wanting more, Hall & Oates returned for one of the best encore performances you’ll ever see, as the pop rock duo said goodbye with performances of ‘Rich Girl’, ‘Kiss on My List’, ‘Private Eyes’ and ‘You Make My Dreams’. When one group’s encore has bigger hits than most artists’ entire body of work, it says a lot about the quality of their music. There was no better place to be than Madison last night.
Check out our photos from Daryl Hall & John Oates’ Madison performance below.
Perhaps saving the best for last, the final day of Lollapalooza 2019 was maybe the best of the entire 4-day weekend. With performances from Kacey Musgraves, Meek Mill, Slash and even a DJ set from Shaq, there was something for everyone at the final day of the Windy City festival.
Check out our favorite photos from Day 4 of Lollapalooza 2019 below.
Kicking off the second half of the 4-day festival, Chicago’s Lollapalooza is having a great 2019. With one of the best lineups of the festival season, Day 3 was as great (if not better) than the first two days of the Windy City festival, boasting performances from Lil Wayne, Tenacious D, Gunna and Twenty One Pilots to name a few.
Check out our favorite photos from Day 3 of Lollapalooza 2019 below.
Lollapalooza returned to Chicago’s Grant Park for another year of great live music this weekend, boasting one of the best lineups of the entire festival season. And Day 2 kept the momentum of opening night going as artists like Maggie Rogers, Tame Impala, Janelle Monae, NF and many more blessed the stage on Friday.
Check out our favorite photos from Day 2 of Lollapalooza 2019 below.
Lollapalooza returned to Chicago’s Grant Park for another year of great live music, boasting one of the best lineups of the entire festival season. And Day 1 got things started on the right foot as artists like The Chainsmokers, H.E.R., Lil Baby, Saba, YBN Cordae, Hayley Kiyoko and many more blessed the stage on Thursday.
Check out our favorite photos from Day 1 of Lollapalooza 2019 below.
Summerfest got its fix of nostalgic rap and hip-hop as T.I. performed at the festival’s U.S. Cellular stage for a headlining performance. Perhaps the biggest draw of the night amongst the ground stage acts, fans came out in large numbers to see performances from some of their favorite Tip records like “Whatever You Like”, “Bring Em Out”, “Swagga Like Us” and many more.
Check out our photos from T.I.’s Summerfest performance below.
There was no better way to spend your Independence Day in Milwaukee than with live music at Summerfest.
Although there was no headliner at the lakefront festival’s American Family Insurance Amphitheater, fans enjoyed performances from a number of big artists across all genres of music. Our pick for the night was the X Ambassador’s performance at the BMO Harris Pavilion stage. The Summerfest alum delivered a memorable and rocking performance that their Wisconsin fans will not soon forget.
Check out our photos from the X Ambassador’s Summerfest performance below.
Milwaukee was in for a treat on Wednesday night as Jennifer Lopez brought her huge “It’s My Party” tour to Summerfest’s headlining American Family Insurance Amphitheater. Joined by a number of the world’s best dance crews, who delivered a diverse array of dances to warm up the stage, Jenny from the Block put on a performance that her Wisconsin fans won’t soon forget.
Things kicked off on Wednesday with J-Lo’s 2019 track “Medicine”. Giving Milwaukee a dose of her French Montana-assisted record, Lopez emerged in the sky while dropping from the amphitheater’s newly raised roof from a giant and sparkly ring. Instantly the focus of the packed crowd was torn. Should your eyes get drawn to the tour’s impressive production, the large cast of backup dancers, J-Lo’s moves of her own, or her collection of sexy outfits which she changed more times than we can count? In short, fans paid focus on all the above which made for one huge experience.
Next up came just the first of many of J-Lo’s hit singles, with a performance of “Love Don’t Cost a Thing”, which was soon followed by two more stand out records, 2001’s “Get Right” and her Cardi B-assisted “Dinero”. Lopez spliced the new with the old, shaking her tail feather and defying all conventional understandings about how human beings are supposed to age. While 49 is far from old, the fact that Jennifer Lopez has never looked or moved better is unbelievable.
Throughout the performance, Lopez performed over 20 tracks from her 20-year-career, and with unique live performances that extended some of her featured records, her set even seemed to be larger than that. The night wasn’t dragging on however, as each outfit and act from the night was wildly different than the one before it, keeping the audiences attention and keeping her fans guessing and on their feet. Fans had been waiting for tonight, and were in no hurry to leave.
After a number of highlights, including a sexy dance performance on a lucky fan and an even luckier chaise loungue chair, a gravity defying Sara Bareilles cover and a segment of Spanish langue tracks to pay love to her Hispanic fans, J-Lo ended the night on a high note with a Miami-inspired dance party set to performances of two of her biggest hits, “Waiting for Tonight” and “On The Floor”, before taking a final bow after a memorable night.
It may not come anytime soon, but Milwaukee already can’t wait for Jennifer Lopez’s return!
Check out the set list from J-Lo’s Summerfest performance below.
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