The Pulitzer Prize opened a traveling exhibit in connection with the American Library Association.
Alternative indie singer Julien Baker brought synths and struggle to her September set at Thalia Hall.
Charli xcx reimagines her hit summer album “brat” with the help of friends and frequent collaborators.
Pop singers, phones and phantoms are all subject to students’ conspiracy theories.
Twenty One Pilots and Balu Brigada commanded United Center Oct. 2.
Caroline Polachek’s “Pang” is just as impassioned today as its release, 5 years ago.
WLUW Music Director, Finley Harrison, gives a rundown of her favorite albums 10/16.
Ross Gay's readings bring strangers together at Exile in Bookville — an independent bookstore. Nestled on the second …
“Anora” tells the story of a strip dancer falling for the son of a Russian crime lord.
“Piece by Piece” follows the career of musician Pharrell Williams with LEGO animation.
Geordie Greep’s “The New Sound” mixes classic and Brazilian jazz.
Indie artist John Vincent III took Thalia Hall to the mountains Oct. 2.
Dora Jar’s debut album brings back joy to pop music.
Chicago residents walked on Cloud Wine for the Andersonville Wine Walk.
TJ Klune’s “Somewhere Beyond the Sea” promotes found family for trans youth.
Folk artist Odie Leigh opens up to audiences while playing Lincoln Hall.
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