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Broadway will be getting spiced up this winter, as entertainer and former Spice Girl Mel B joins the cast of Chicago on Broadway. The performer is now taking on the role of Roxie Hart through February 19, 2017. -
Chicago Recall Meeting Jimi Hendrix For New CNN Doc: "Terry Plays Better Than Me" [EXCLUSIVE]
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Maurice White Co-Founder of Rock and Roll Hall of Fame's Earth, Wind & Fire Dies at 74
The music world mourns the passing of a legend today as Maurice White, co-founder of Rock and Roll Hall of Fame's Earth, Wind & Fire, died this past Thursday (Feb. 4) at 74. The band confirmed his death on Twitter today. -
Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Inductees 2016: Cheap Trick, N.W.A., Chicago Lead 2016 Class
The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum has announced its inductees for 2016, its 31st class. Cheap Trick, N.W.A., Chicago, Deep Purple and Steve Miller made the cut this year. -
Chicago and Earth, Wind & Fire ‘Heart and Soul Tour 2.0’ to Launch in 2016: Tickets on Sale!
Last week, Chicago and Earth, Wind & Fire announced that they would be extending their summer co-headlining tour, 'Heart and Soul Tour' 2015, into a bigger 2016 run appropriately coined 'Heart and Soul Tour 2.0'. The tour will launch on March 23 in Jacksonville and run until April 18 in New York City, playing 15 dates into new territory including major cities like Baltimore, Chicago, and New York City. Tickets to see Earth, Wind & Fire and Chicago are already climbing in price on the secondary market, and fans can expect to see a spike in price as the dates draw closer. -
Rodrigo Starz, Chicago Rappers Demand Mayor Rahm Emanuel's Resignation
Rapper Rodrigo Starz of the group Rebel Diaz has penned a song calling for Emanuel's resignation. -
Chicago and Earth, Wind & Fire Announce 2016 Heart And Soul Tour 2.0
Jazz rock legends Chicago, along with Earth, Wind & Fire have announced a 15-date U.S. co-headlining extension to their 2015 Heart and Sout Tour dubbed Heart and Soul Tour 2.0, with the 2016 dates kicking off on March 23. -
Janet Jackson, The Cars, Cheap Trick Receive First Nominations for Rock and Roll Hall of Fame
The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductees are always a controversial topic with so many varying opinions out there, and this year looks to be no exception. The nominees were announced Thursday and included first timers Janet Jackson, The Cars and Cheap Trick, as well as notable two time nominees Nine Inch Nails and The Smiths. -
Chief Keef Dropping New Album "Bang 3 Pt. 2" on August 18, 2 Weeks After "Bang 3"
Chief Keef just surprise dropped his long-anticipated album, Bang 3, two weeks ahead of its planned August 18 release date. But Sosa still has plans for August 18, as he plans to use the date to release a whole new album, Bang 3 Pt. II. As with the first Bang 3, the upcoming album will be released through FilmOn Entertainment, the company owned by billionaire David Alki to which Keef recently signed. -
Chief Keef Announces Concert to Raise Money for Family of Dead Toddler
It was another ugly weekend in Chicago as Chief Keef's friend and fellow Glo Gang member Marvin "Capo" Carr was killed in a drive-by shooting. Even more unfortunate, a one-year-old child was killed in the aftermath as the suspects fled the scene, running into the stroller carrying the the infant a few miles away from the initial crime. Even Keef, one of the most bleak emcees in the hip-hop world, has had enough. He declared a free concert in memorial of the child, Dillan Harris, to be held on July 17. He encourages attendees to donate to assist the family with funeral costs and other expenses. -
How Many Deadheads Were Arrested for Marijuana Charges at 'Fare Thee Well'?
Many a joke was made regarding Deadheads and the Grateful Dead's huge "Fare Thee Well" concert series in Chicago last weekend, but stats suggest that the authorities took a relaxed approach to enforcing marijuana laws around Soldier Field. -
Chicago 'Cloud Tax' Adding 9 Percent Charge to Audio and Video Streaming
Residents of Chicago are already well familiar with the city's taxes on various forms of entertainment, and now those taxes will be passed along to streaming services such as Spotify for music and Netflix for video. The "cloud tax" will be 9 percent.
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