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Summer has come and gone but that doesn’t mean you have to put your live music fix on hold, as the Windy City will host a number of amazing concerts this fall.
From Elton John’s farewell tour, to the awesome due of Sting & Shaggy and of course a massive stadium show with Ed Sheeran, there are plenty of concerts that you won’t want to miss in October.
Check out our list of the 14 can’t miss concerts in Chicago this month!
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Fans around the country wanted more, and the Foo Fighters have answered, as the Dave Grohl-led band has extended their current Concrete And Gold Tour, including a highly anticipated performance at Milwaukee’s brand new arena, which will open later this year.
The band has added new dates and stops in Milwaukee, Detroit, St. Louis, Denver, Phoenix and more, giving fans more opportunities to catch one of the best live acts in rock today.
Check out the new additions to the Concrete and Gold Tour below and visit the Foo Fighter’s official website for the full list of dates and locations, tickets and more information.
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After a couple of October performances, a memorable headlining set at the Voodoo Festival in New Orleans and three postponed dates throughout the country, the Foo Fighters picked things up where they left off in Madison, WI tonight, as the Seattle rockers brought their Concrete & Gold Tour to a sold-out Wisconsin crowd at the Kohl Center.
Performing for nearly three hours, with a setlist that covered the band’s new LP and their catalog of hits and B-sides, Dave Grohl and company did not disappoint, delivering a memorable night that Madison won’t soon forget. You can easily bet that many in attendance tonight will be glued to their computers this Friday (10 AM), to grab tickets to the band’s Wrigley Field performance this summer, because even 3-hours of the Foo Fighters will leave you wanting more.
Check out our photos from tonight’s performance below and peep the remaining tour dates here.
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It’s starting to get cold in the Windy City but the live music scene is getting hotter than ever. We’re months removed from the summer festival season, but Chi-town is bringing some of the biggest artists in the world to the city for some amazing shows.
From Red Bull Sound Select’s “30 Days In Chicago” series, with concerts from Migos, Lil Yachty, 6LACK and the big reunion of the Big Tymers (to name a few), to some big headlining arena shows from The Weeknd, Halsey, Guns N Roses and more, Chicago (and the surrounding areas) are delivering some of the best concerts of the year in November.
Check out our list of the 12 can’t miss concerts in Chicago this month!
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Big news for Foo Fighters fans everywhere, as the band announced its forthcoming ninth studio album and a headlining arena tour in support, for the fall. Titled Concrete and Gold, the follow-up to the band’s 2014 LP, Sonic Highways, will release on September 15th via RCA and Roswell Records.
Kicking things off on October 14th at the Richmond Coliseum, Dave Grohl and company will make stops in Madison, Nashville, Champaign, Spokane and a variety of smaller markets throughout the country, until things conclude on December 12th in Salt Lake City, UT.
Tickets for the general public will go on sale June 29th at 10AM local time (except for the Illinois date which will go on sale July 13th). You’ll want to get yours fast before they are all gone.
Check out the dates for the Foo Fighters’ fall tour below.
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2015 saw a lot of great concert tours, from J. Cole’s Forest Hills Drive Tour with Big Sean, YG and Jeremih to Taylor Swift’s huge 1989 World Tour. Some tours sold out stadiums and arenas, selling out the entire tour before it even begun, and some tours were in small intimate venues, either strategically or because simple supply and demand. Some had stacked lineups top to bottom and some introduced us to a lot of great new artists. Festivals like Lollapalooza, Bonnaroo and Coachella were bigger than ever this year, but that didn’t stop your favorite artists from building up some great shows of their own.
Hit the jump and check out our list of our 20 Favorite Concert Tours of 2015!
BY DAN GARCIA / HOPE GARTNER
For our Hate It or Love It series we take a current hot topic in music news that polarizes reasonable minds in the music and entertainment world, and we have one of our writers advocate for one side of the argument and have another one of our writers advocate for the other side (trying our best to always stay fair and balanced). One of the biggest topics in music news this past month is Taylor Swift’s decision to pull her music off the popular streaming service Spotify. While Swift issued an op-ed piece in The Wall Street Journal stating “Music is art” that should be paid for, Spotify’s CEO agreed, but noted that they have paid artists over $2 billion dollars in royalties.
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