by David Witter | July 21, 2026Chicago Musicians Unite to Perform for Immigrant and Refugee Rights “Songs of Protest, Sounds of Freedom” was organized by Space co-owner Dave Specter, who was driven to action by ICE's recent presence in Chicago communities.
by Irene Monokandilos | April 16, 2026Joy Crookes Blooms with “Juniper” at Park West The British singer-songwriter will bring her signature blend of soul, jazz and pop to the city later this month.
by Anne K. Ream and R. Clifton Spargo | April 7, 2026Florence + the Machine Makes Musical Sense of Our Moment Welch has long explored the female experience through her own journey, airing passions, private fears, unapologetic ambition, and a lifelong battle with anxiety in songs so sweeping, grandiose and operatic that they take on the quality of myth.
by Craig Bechtel | January 16, 2025Heat Rising: A Preview of “Southern Soul Celebration: Blues for the Soul”
by Anne K. Ream and R. Clifton Spargo | June 4, 2024Beyond Borders: It’s Khruangbin’s World Now, We’re Just Vibing In It
by Dave Hoekstra | February 8, 2024Like a Fourth Voice: An Interview with The Shindellas’ Stacy Johnson
by John Moss | December 22, 2023The Bands Play On: In Search of Musical Nirvana at the Old Town School
by Dave Hoekstra | October 6, 2023Soul Music Supernova: The Unforgettable But Almost Forgotten Saga of Maxx Traxx
