Chicago Tickets

Have seen band many time over past 50 years. The shows have always been long and fantastic. The three originals are my age, so have no ideas how they keep at this level of touring.

What a slow! They played all the bangers and everyone was a sensational musician. The lead singer, Neil Donnel, is incredible and hits alllllll the notes!

Musicians were great stage presence great videos great on a scale of ten they were a ten

Great show.. at times music background overplayed the vocals .. better tech involvement for music and vocals .. music and drums should not drown out vocal

This is the 6th decade I’ve seen Chicago and although only three originals still tour, they were fabulous.. They played a great 28 song two plus hour set. Acoustics were good and the venue excellent as usual.

Great concert, great venue. Sorry to see Robert Lamm was not on the keyboards and vocals.

Seeing older boomer-era bands often turns into a nostalgia fest: emotional, sure, but musically mediocre. Not Chicago -- these guys were terrific, delivering note-perfect sound on familiar hits and excellent musicianship on lesser-known numbers. Truly enjoyable. And the Beacon Theater is a great venue.

I always try to see Chicago when they are in the New York area. I first saw them play back in 1971 in Carnegie Hall. They never disappoint. Fantastic musicians and showmen.

WHAT A NIGHT @ THE AMP IN BRIDGEPORT, CT. 2 sets almost? 2 hours . THE SOUND !!! so sweet . sat in the same seats as the night before for TOTO.

Performance was awesome. Sound was amazing. They started very early- apparently at 7pm on the dot and no opening act so unfortunately we missed the first couple songs. Very enjoyable.

Performance was incredible, They sounded amazing and would definitely see them again!

From the first notes of "Introduction"I knew Jimmy, Lee & crew were there to do it all, even with only two original members left. Early stuff, '80s... I had my preferences but ultimately they gave everyone in the audience something to love. Eight songs in, they tackled their most ambitious composition: "Ballet for a Girl in Buchannon"- played perfectly. Kudos to the sax/flute player and to Lee Loughnane for singing the "Color My World"segment with understated emotion. This a challenging 13-minute piece and by itself worth the price of admission. Twenty-two songs in all, 2.5 hours running. Most of what you remember, some you might not, and enough of the "early"material to keep people like me happy. The bass player has a good voice for Robert Lamm's songs ("Saturday in the Park"etc.) leading to my first quibble: The band websites implied that Lamm would be along on this tour, and although I was smart enough to not quite believe it, was still disappointing. Other quibbles: Ten players is a lot, the mix sometimes seemed off, but you could always hear the all-important horns. The jacket&tie singer's voice was a bit shrill, and the keyboard player also sang in Pete Cetera's range. Together, they sounded like Cetera harmonizing with himself... which he often did, but the pressure to have Cetera-hits spelled the end of the band we loved, in my opinion. Aaand the ballads... they sold a lot of records but in a concert situation it felt like hitting the brakes. Unless it was your wedding song, in which case... lots of nostalgia. Old couples sneaking kisses. So cute. And ~80 year-olds touring like this is INSANE! I played a horn myself in high school; I have some idea of the effort involved. Plusses: 25 or 6 to 4 might have been the end of the show, but they were still going strong. Without Terry Kath to tear up a guitar solo, they instead innovated a drum solo. I am not a drum solo gal, but this one was good - the kit player and a percussionist together - obviously well-planned. "Free"and "I'm a Man"toward the end, and even the finale to "Feeling Stronger Every Day"for the rockers in the crowd. Of course we all wished the remaining healthy members would somehow join Lee and Jimmy for one last tour, but I couldn't have asked for a better band to do justice to the originals.

I've never been a big Chicago fan. I liked a few of their songs and knew many hits from the radio. I've seen many concerts. Some good. Some not so good. I thought I would give Chicago a try. I made a good decision. The show started slow. A few songs I wasn't familiar with. Then they picked up steam. As the concert went and the songs flowed, I was more and more into it. One hit after another. Playing some of my favorites. They sounded just like the original band of over 50 years ago. I couldn't help singing along and sometimes standing and dancing along. Clapping and hooting along the way. They were magnificent! The scenery on the screen was awesome as well. Some nice graphics. Pictures from the bands past performances. Personnel that have moved on. I couldn't wait for the next song. After about two hours it ended too soon. They came back for a few encores finishing with 25 or 6 to 4 which sounded incredible! I am now a huge Chicago fan and would gladly see them again. Don't miss out on this golden opportunity. If you have the chance, spend the time and the money and see the show. You will NOT be disappointed in any way.

Had a blast!!!! Great place for a concert. They out did themselves. Would love to see them next year.

Great show!! They played all their great songs. If the venue would stop selling booze during the first hour, the night would have been super. Its annoying to have to keep getting up to let boozers in and out all night!

THE BEST concert I've seen in 20 years! Sound as fabulous as they did in the 70s!! Go see them!

Show was wonderful. They sounded great and it was so nice to hear all the fabulous songs from the past.

I've seen Chicago in concert pretty much every year for the last 8 years. They are consistently great and deliver the songs we know and love. I'm still astounded that after 57 years, three of the original band members are still traveling with them. This venue (Leader Bank Pavillion) was fabulous. Accessible, and we didn't have to walk what feels like several miles from the parking lot as you do with some places. We had a marvelous time.

Chicago has still as good as ever! There is no other band that can do brass like Chicago. Their songs don't get old. It was great to hear them again. The crowd was on their feet and loving the show. I can't wait until they come back next year!

Excellent show! Won 4 tix, my birthday week, my brothers birthday wk, 25 yr anniversary of our dads death (on my brothers birthday) , nephews 1st show, brothers favorite band, his son born on Peter Cetera's birthday. Just wow, all the stars aligned to make thiis happen for all of us, this week. Magical! CHICAGO ROCKED ! THANK YOU WBLM 102.9 !