On select Sunday evenings through October, you can drop in and catch live music at the Centennial Monument in Logan Square as part of the Sundays in the Park music series.

North Coast Day Three. So there we have it. I’d say I’m sad to see the summer go, but its been a great one…

Day Two of North Coast Music Festival 2011. Check out Andrew’s recap of all things dance party related.

Andrew Hertzberg takes on North Coast 2011 — Check out his review of Day One!

Don’t you worry, folks. Festival season isn’t quite over yet. Dubbed ‘Summer’s Last Stand,’ the North Coast Music Festival brings a variety of artists to Chicago’s Union Park over Labor Day weekend. Check out our 2011 preview here.

Land of the Mud People. No, that isn’t the name of a band, but it might be a nickname for Grant Park after the monsoon that hit Lollapalooza on Sunday evening.

Lolla Day Two: a day jam-packed with enough aural goodness to fully alleviate the pain from Day One’s hangover.

Andrew and Gene set off to the mother of all Chicago summer festivals, and will be recapping each day. Day one: let’s go!

Check out this preview of the 2011 Lollapalooza festival, complete with set times, stage locations and tons of music!

As the largest blues festival in the world, the annual three-day Blues Fest attracts over 500,000 music lovers and listeners from around the globe each June to hang out, relax, and sway to the tunes in Grant Park.

Not only is Ravinia the oldest outdoor music festival in the U.S. but also the number one outdoor music festival featuring classical music acts. No matter what genre of music you’re into, Ravinia boasts a three-month long lineup with over 100 musical events.

Summerfest is a mere two hour drive or a brisk Amtrak ride from Chicago. And it’s not every day that you could walk from Matisyahu’s concert to Hall and Oates, Girl Talk’s to the Styx…

July is here! Its hot, summer is in full bloom, and its almost fourth of July! And even better? There are more festivals.

The Chicago Jazz Festival emerged from a few different events in the 1970s. The first Chicago Jazz Festival drew a crowd of over 125,000 people and has continued annually ever since.