Via a New York Times op-ed, Chicago rapper Vic Mensa accuses President Donald Trump of causing division in his city.
Queen Bey is rewriting the rubric for greatness. After Weather Delays in Chicago, Beyoncé Makes Her Case as the Greatest Performer of All Time: Review Wren Graves
Queen Bey’s “COWBOY CARTER” tour will roll into the Windy City for three dates in May 2025. Learn how to get sold-out tickets here. Beyoncé’s “COWBOY CARTER” Chicago Concerts: How to Get Tickets Jo Vito
Grupo Frontera, Wisin, Arcangel, Jhayco, and more will also play the Chicago festival this spring. Sueños 2025 Lineup: Shakira, Peso Pluma, Don Omar to Play Chicago Music Festival Scoop Harrison
The festival had called Chicago home for the last 19 years. Pitchfork Music Festival Will Not Take Place in Chicago in 2025 Alex Young
"I know sometimes I'm hard to love," the singer added during remarks made in Chicago. Justin Timberlake Tearfully Addresses DWI Arrest: “It’s Been a Tough Week” Scoop Harrison
Ye aka Kanye West compared himself to R. Kelly and Bill Cosby in an eyebrow-raising verse from his upcoming 'Vultures Volume 1' album with Ty Dolla $ign at his listening event in Chicago on Thursday.
The couple are both Chicago natives and rumors have been swirling that they were dating for nearly a year after they were seen out and about together in both Philadelphia and their hometown.
Six reported Chicago gang members were convicted in connection to the shooting death of alleged rival gang member and rapper FBG Duck.
While East Coast, West Coast and even Southern cities get plenty of attention when it comes to Hip-Hop, you can’t forget Chicago when discussing the beloved genre. So making sure we documented some official Chi-Town rap lore for the Witness To History podcast was essential. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Kyle […]
The best live tunes in the Windy City, from Travis Scott to Everclear to Thursday. Concerts Near Me: Best January Shows in Chicago Jonah Krueger
The iconic Ramova Theatre is set to reopen in Chicago with the help of Quincy Jones, Jennifer Hudson and Chance The Rapper. The three natives of the city are now part of an ownership group that has reclaimed the theater which first opened in 1929.