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Concert Review: Blink-182 In Chicago 05/06/2023

10. May 202328. September 2023 Ashley Perez Hollingsworth 0 Comments Blink-182, concert review, Live Review, Pop Punk, Rock Music

With the much-hyped return of Tom DeLonge, forthcoming new album, and their massive (yet pricey) world tour, blink-182 have a

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Concert Review: Ultra Q In Chicago 06/02/2022

4. June 20223. October 2022 Ashley Perez Hollingsworth 0 Comments Alternative, Chroma, concert review, Live Review, Mt. Eddy, Rock Music, Ultra Q

Oakland-based quartet Ultra Q brought their headline tour to Chicago’s Cobra Lounge Thursday night (June 2) and for long-time fans,

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Concert Review: Wednesday 13 In Chicago 01/29/2020

31. January 202026. February 2020 Ashley Perez Hollingsworth 0 Comments Chicago, concert review, Hard Rock, Horror Punk, Live Review, Necrophaze, Reggie's Rock Club, Rock Music, The 69 Eyes, Wednesday 13

The Duke of Spook returned to Chicago to bring his thrilling stage show to Reggie’s Rock Club as part of

Concert Review: Dead Sara in Chicago 09/29/2018

1. October 201828. January 2019 Ashley Perez Hollingsworth 0 Comments Beat Kitchen, Chicago, concert review, Dead Sara, Emily Armstrong, Live Review, Punk Rock, Rock Music, Sold out, Temporary Things Taking Up Space, Weatherman, Welles

Rock n roll is not dead yet as long as Dead Sara is around. Even though they’ve been making music

Concert Review: The Struts Halloween Show In Chicago 10/30/2017

1. November 201728. November 2017 Ashley Perez Hollingsworth 0 Comments Bottom Lounge, Chicago, concert review, Glam Rock, Halloween, Live Review, Rock Music, The Struts

Devil’s Night aka October 30 is known for its mischief, vandalism, and arson.

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