Chicago Tickets

Monday, March 4th, 2024 CHICAGO ~ The rock group with horns ~ is truly America's band who have performed all over the world. They are in the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame along with Robert Lamm & James Pankow in the Writer's Hall of Fame. Their music catalog is like no other including having 38 albums +. Chicago is celebrating their 57th year of constant touring with audience's of fans young, seasoned and from all walks of life:) You can feel the exciting just sitting in the audience awaiting their appearance opening up with their "Introduction"! The 10 member band transforms us into each song performed. A total musical production.

Wonderful experience cutting tickets for Chicago for their residency at the Venetian Las Vegas!

Brought back memories. Special times. Boy am I getting old. LOL

Fantastic show with a group who stand time a age. Hear the group in college and they have never disappoint me. The brass section is always on. And the new drum and singers were wonderful.

My wife and I enjoyed it more than we expected. The band gave you the feeling that they were having a lot of fun playing for the audience. We would recommend others to go see it. It was a very enjoyable evening.

We really enjoyed this concert. Chicago's big band sound was a true "wall of sound"and the concert arena at The Venetian had such great acoustics that you could hear every separate instrument. The band members looked like they were truly enjoying themselves, making it fun for the audience. They played all of their hits and took every opportunity to get the crowd involved. Definitely worth the price of admission!

These guys sound like a tribute band, with only 2 members of the original band and they tried to flaunt their roles…to mixed success…the sound system over amplified the music to the point that vocals were unrecognizable…hence a mixed experience

Robert Lamm didn’t even show up. I think 57 years for a band to play is awesome but it’s time for them to quit. Jimmy and Lee were the only two there from the originals and did a great job! I missed Walt and I hope he’s doing ok dispite his Alzheimer’s. It’s just not the same Chicago obviously. They’re trying to duplicate it with replacements but it just wasn’t working for me. This is the 12th time I’ve seen them live and sorry to say the worst. I wish we all weren’t getting so old! Hang in guys but quit and enjoy life with your families. I know it’s hard to quit what you love!!

While there are only 3 original members of Chicago, there are several others who have been with the band for many years. These guys are definitely worth the price of admission. Jimmy Pankow (trombone) is a show unto himself. A most enjoyable way to spend an evening with some great music.

Great seating great drinks people nice and good music

Loved the entire concert and all the brass the band plays. 57 years is a long time for a band to continue!

We went to the Chicago concert at the Thousand Oaks Performing Arts Center and saw a fantastic show. The venue was small, and we did have great seats in the 10th row. The sound was good, we know all the words to the songs and the band was great as usual. This was my 11th Chicago concert so you can see I am a big fan!! I love the brass instruments, the 2 percussionists and the rest of them. The lead singer sounds just like the original lead, and it is special to see the original 2 members of the band still having a wonderful time on stage!

Had one of the best times ever! They never disappoint! One of my favorite bands in the entire world, seen them about 50 times! I have also met them at meet and greet, and they are such nice down to earth, gentlemen!

Had never listened to a great deal of Chicago previously (only their big hits to be truthful) but we were blown away by the amazing musicianship on display throughout this concert. I would heartily urge anyone to go and see this 2 hour show of brilliant music.

Beside feeling very old after realizing how long Chicago has been playing (57 years), it was a great show and even more amazing to have a couple of the founding members still playing as they did 50 years ago. The only reason I did 4 stars instead of 5 is the sound quality of the auditorium was not that great. It’s a small venue and I have attended many events there so I know this is not something new or unique to this show, but the acoustics made it difficult to hear the lyrics very clearly. And we were in the 7th row from the stage so I can imagine it was even worse for the folks in the back or upstairs on the balcony area. Still, I would do it all again so I would highly recommend seeing these guys if you have a chance.

This was a great concert. The music was wonderful, the band was simply fantastic. The venue was great.

This was just plain good fun. The songs you loved, they performed. The crowd was all up moving to the music. You couldn't ask for more.

They never disappoint. Been a fan since I first heard Make Me Smile in the early 70’s. First concert of there’s at the Mississippi River Music Festival in 74. Best concert was Beach Boys and Chicago in Anaheim in 75. The stadium was rocking so much they thought the stands were gonna crack. Many concerts since then. Last Sunday at the Kavili in Thousand Oaks was as usual over the top. My favorite group ever.

We’re very excited to see Chicago performance plus the venue is very close to our location. However, they pretty pumped up on the musical and less in singing. We were expecting more singing performance from the band. I don’t think they can sing continuously now. They gave too much time highlighting the drummers, aerophones. The lead singer’s voice was good, think he can still sing but didn’t come out with a powerful voice- very faint and the band overpowered the entire singing.

This is the 4th time my husband and I have seen Chicago in concert!! Fantastic!!!