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- Sep 18, 2026
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Violet Grohl, the Paradox kick off a Riot Fest 2026 that sees 5 a.m. lines for headliners Twenty One Pilots (opens the original)
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Riot Fest 2026 kicked off Friday in Chicago’s Douglass Park with a big cross-generational mix, featuring flagship bands of elder Gen X and younger groups beloved by Gen Z fighting for prime time spots. Even for the independent festival, this year’s lineup offered an interesting assortment — which is saying something. This year, Riot Fest is the only place you’ll see Patti Smith and Insane Clown Posse in the same weekend. Friday’s lineup featured punk legend Iggy Pop up against the night’s ultima
Violet Grohl kicks off a Riot Fest 2026 that sees 5 a.m. lines for headliners Twenty One Pilots (opens the original)
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Riot Fest 2026 kicked off Friday in Chicago’s Douglass Park with a big cross-generational mix, featuring flagship bands of elder Gen X and younger groups beloved by Gen Z fighting for prime time spots. Even for the independent festival, this year’s lineup offered an interesting assortment — which is saying something. This year, Riot Fest is the only place you’ll see Patti Smith and Insane Clown Posse in the same weekend. Friday’s lineup featured punk legend Iggy Pop up against the night’s ultima
EDM sister duo Krewella hits another peak with first new album in 4 years (opens the original)
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Without the Northbrook Public Library, Krewella may have never happened. “It was an embassy of music for us and an incredible resource for records. We’d dive into the treasure chest of CDs and then rent them and upload them at home on iTunes,” recalls Jahan Yousaf. Along with younger sister Yasmine, the duo first plotted out the electronic dance music project in 2007 while still enrolled at Glenbrook North High School, armed with their library finds like the Cranberries and the Doors and their p
Review: Swedish pop icon Robyn is a dancing queen as she brings her Sexistential tour to Chicago (opens the original)
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Robyn is still dancing on her own. At least, she did so for nearly two hours Saturday night at the United Center. With a backing band of synth-pop wizards perched on a platform behind her, the Swedish pop star was out in the open on a center thrust stage, doing her trademark shimmy and singing to the rafters on numbers like her 2010 megahit. All these years later, the song still remains the collective breakup song of millennials. In Chicago, they even earned Robyn’s personal round of applause an
Evanston Folk Festival puts spotlight on local artists and Chicago’s musical roots and history (opens the original)
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Kelly Hogan likes to think of her latest project, Roses for the Roches, as a way of going “door to door” to spread the love for Terre, Maggie and Suzzy Roche, the harmonizing sister trio from New Jersey whom many regard as heroines of ’70s folk. “Once you get the Roches fever, you just want to go ringing doorbells, like ding-dong, have you heard this good s---?” said the Wisconsin-based singer who has a long history in the Chicago music scene, including collaborations with Mavis Staples, Andrew
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