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May 24 5:00pm First Midwest Bank Amphitheatre Born Samuel Timothy McGraw in 1967 in Louisiana, Tim McGraw is a chart-topping country singer. He has been performing since 1992, and has had eleven albums debut at Number One on the Billboard charts. Tim McGraw dropped ... more
19100 South Ridgeland Avenue
Tinley Park, IL 60477
May 24-26, 2013 Chicagoland Speedway (Joliet, IL) Beats are in full bloom at the Electric Daisy Carnival. The three-day spinfest books some of the biggest names ... more
500 Speedway Boulevard
Joliet, IL 60433
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May 24 8:00pm Mojoes (Joliet, IL)
22 West Cass Street
Joliet, IL 60432
Music Festival / Concert
May 23-26, 2013 Three Sisters Park (Chillicothe, IL) Music lovers from all over the Greater Chicago area head to the annual Summer Camp Music Festival. Held for ... more
17189 Illinois 29
Chillicothe, IL 61523
Music Festival / Concert
May 24 Three Sisters Park (Chillicothe, IL) Jay Goldberg Events & Entertainment and Jam Productions, Ltd. are proud to announce Summer Camp Music Festival ... more
17189 Illinois 29
Chillicothe, IL 61523
Concert
May 24 8:00pm House of Blues Chicago
329 North Dearborn Street
Chicago, IL 60654
Concert
May 24 10:00pm Lincoln Hall
2424 North Lincoln Avenue
Chicago, IL 60614
Concert
May 24 9:00pm Subterranean
2011 West North Avenue
Chicago, IL 60647
Concert
May 24, 2013 Schubas Tavern
3159 North Southport Avenue
Chicago, IL 60657
Concert
May 24 5:30pm The Empty Bottle
1035 North Western Avenue
Chicago, IL 60622
Concert
May 24 10:00pm The Hideout
1354 West Wabansia Avenue
Chicago, IL 60642
May 24 11:59pm Elbo Room Elbo Room closes out the night every weekend with its DJ Throwdown, featuring a different DJ every week. Free ... more
2871 North Lincoln Avenue
Chicago, IL 60657
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Summer Camp Music Festival 2013 - Day 4
Alternative Rock / Blues / Country / DJ / Dubstep / Electro / Electronic / Folk / Folk Rock / Funk / Indie / Jam Band / Pop / Rock / R&B / Rap / Rock / Synth Pop
Three Sisters Park (Chillicothe, IL)
Zeds Dead, Tokimonsta, Henhouse Prowlers, Popeska , Gangstagrass, Thievery Corporation, Robotic Pirate Monkey, DotEXE, moe., Trey Anastasio, Future Rock, Filligar, The M Machine, Liquid Stranger, Tauk, Wick-It, Big Boi, IndigoSun, Jimkata, The Avett Brothers , DJ Solo, John Brown's Body, The Giving Tree Band, Lettuce, Taj Mahal, Van Ghost, Afternoon Moon, North Mississippi Allstars, Spread, Abnormous, Project Weather Machine, The Coop, Umphrey's McGee, Zmick, Timbre Coup, Soap, Aqueous, MathGames!
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Summer Camp Music Festival 2013
Three Sisters Park (Chillicothe, IL)
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The Rolling Stones
Blues / Classic Rock / Rock
8:00 pm
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Dispatch
Folk / Folk Rock / Indie / Indie Rock / Jam Band / Reggae / Rock
7:00 pm
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Jackson Browne
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Los Lonely Boys
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Q87.7 Piqniq
Alternative Music / Alternative Rock / Electronic / Indie Rock / Pop / Pop / Rock / Rock / Shoegaze
12:30 pm
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Jun29Sat
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Jimmy Buffett
Country / Pop / Rock
8:00 pm
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Chicago doesn’t just have a long tradition of music; it’s single-handedly responsible for creating the specific musical sub-genre’s of Chicago blues and jazz. And anyone who has ever seen the blues in the Windy City knows that it’s hallowed ground for legendary artists like Buddy Guy, Bo Diddley, and Muddy Waters.
But the musical lineage doesn’t end with the blues. Chicago concerts have seen the likes of every kind of musician from rappers such as Kanye West and Common, to rockers like Pete Wentz and Cheap Trick, to old crooners like Nat King Cole and Sam Cooke.
The live music venues in the city are nearly as legendary as the players who have graced them with historical haunts Lincoln Hall, Aragon Ballroom, and the Chicago Theatre, which are now mixed in with more modern classics like Charter One Pavilion, House of Blues, The United Center, and the Jay Pritzker Pavilion.
Ultimately though, there’s no better place to see concerts in Chicago than in the smaller, more intimate spots where cagey old blues legends still play their gigs or where up-and-coming artists practice for their moment in the spotlight.