Live music in Chicago, IL

Thalia Hall hosts a stop on The Reckless Tour as Bella Kay performs alongside Hailey Picardi.

An open air celebration of Argentine tango unfolds at Gallagher Way outside Wrigley Field, free to attend and welcoming for both experienced dancers and complete beginners. The evening blends a live concert with a social milonga, creating a friendly setting for music and movement. The Chicago Tango Ensemble will perform with tango singer Andres Gross, and a beginner lesson plus a featured performance will be led by Chicago Tango World Champion Jesica Arfenoni and Hernan Prieto. Attendees can bring a blanket, enjoy a picnic on the lawn, and take in the energy of a live tango orchestra among a warm community. Please note there is no wooden dance floor. The surface is cement bricks, so wear appropriate footwear, with practice shoes preferred.

Broadway Barbara returns to The Den after a streak of sold out shows in Los Angeles, San Francisco, and Provincetown, MA. This definitive outing packs in songs, candid storytelling, and a sly nod to Fosse-style choreography. She tears through the highlights of her life and career with bawdy backstage tales and comic takes on beloved Broadway numbers. A stage stalwart and social media standout (@BroadwayBarbaraOfficial), she brings a whirlwind of music and mischief to one of Chicago’s premier destinations for live comedy.

Sidetrack showcases show tunes with Broadway performances and movie musical videos on large screens. This Sidetrack tradition includes sing-alongs, and Broadway In Chicago celebrities may be on hand to add their voices. There is no cover charge.

Mei-lan & Ali bring a live experience to Chicago that blends evocative vocals with sweeping, cinematic soundscapes. The program includes cherished selections alongside new material, creating an intimate setting that encourages listeners to slow down, pay attention, and reconnect. Returning attendees will recognize the distinctive atmosphere, while first-time guests can look forward to a unique meeting of sound and stillness.

All Time Low takes the stage at the Salt Shed Fairgrounds for a live show.

Ryan Beatty brings the Arms Over Armor North American Tour ’26 to House of Blues Chicago for an all ages concert. The venue is standing room only, and tickets are general admission unless noted otherwise. Support acts may change without notice. Upgrade options are available to enhance the experience. Ticket access includes a public onsale along with Citi cardmember preferred tickets, an artist presale, and a Live Nation presale.

Cat Jam Chicago hosts an acoustic jam at The Insect Asylum, bringing local musicians together for a relaxed, collaborative session. Walk-ins are welcome to play or simply listen, and anyone interested may bring an instrument to take part. Enjoy the music in a distinctive setting that invites creativity and community.

A North American tour stop headlined by Igorrr, with Secret Chiefs 3 and Violent Magic Orchestra, is presented by Jam Presents. Guided by French multi-instrumentalist and producer Gautier Serre, Igorrr marks two decades of fearless experimentation with the latest chapter, AMEN. The new material leans darker and more solemn while still making room for bursts of vivid energy. Expect dramatic contrasts that move from operatic voices and orchestral colors over jagged rhythms to passages tinged with trip hop, harp, and theremin. AMEN expands the project’s sound with uncommon instruments and methods, including a recorded choir, the cavernous call of the Tibetan dung-chen, a rock-cutting saw repurposed as a gong, and the metallic bite of a blacksmith’s anvil. Studio tales include using an excavator to batter a piano for a climactic finish, balanced by a brief, undistorted baroque piece. Guests such as Scott Ian and Trey Spruance highlight the project’s broad reach, reflecting influences that stretch from classical composers to extreme metal and boundary-pushing electronics while resisting any tidy genre label. Admission is limited to those 18 and over. The venue prohibits backpacks, bags, laptops, and tablets.

Presented by Riot Fest, this concert brings YHWH NAILGUN together with NUDO for a live performance at Reggies. The show is open to attendees who are 17 and older.

House of Blues Chicago hosts a standing-room-only show with general admission tickets unless otherwise noted. Guests must be at least 17, and entry requires a current, non-expired government-issued photo ID such as a driver’s license, state ID, or passport. Opening acts may change without prior notice. Ticket access options include a general public onsale along with presales for Citi cardmembers, the artist, and Live Nation, plus Citi cardmember preferred tickets. Optional experience upgrades may be available.

Kacey Musgraves takes the stage at T-Mobile Center in Kansas City, MO.

Fresh from the Polish leg of the On the Way tour, vocalist Grażyna Auguścik leads her quintet into Constellation in Chicago for a live album recording that captures the group’s road-honed energy in real time. Reviewers across Poland highlighted the blend of introspective European colors with Chicago-rooted rhythmic drive, a spirit that carries into this session. The ensemble performs as a unified voice. Pianist Rob Clearfield and the Ulery and Deitemyer rhythm section interact closely with the leader rather than simply accompanying, creating dense, immersive conversations that prioritize improvisation, texture, and space over academic polish. The room functions as both stage and studio, so the audience is part of the document as the music is recorded. Constellation’s clear acoustics provide a fitting setting for an intimate capture of this material.

A tropical Latin dance night at La Victoria Barra + Cocina Mexicana in Chicago’s Logan Square brings together over 200 dancers and music lovers for Salsa, Bachata, Cumbia, and other tropical favorites. The evening includes a beginner-friendly Salsa lesson taught by Jeremy and a DJ lineup featuring DJ Reydilla, DJ Papi with a 100% Salsa halftime, and DJ Julio Sierra. Expect a welcoming atmosphere, a spacious dance floor, great food and drinks from the venue, and no partner required. Admission is a $10 cover. Birthday celebrations can be reserved in advance with space for your group and simple, stress-free planning so guests can focus on enjoying the night.

Every Wednesday, Monday Blues Lounge hosts an inclusive celebration that welcomes all forms of art. The event also features cocktails, $9 Chicago Handshakes, and complimentary popcorn.

Two Door Cinema Club performs at the Salt Shed Fairgrounds. Doors open ahead of the show so you have time to arrive and get settled before the music begins.

Claudio Monteverdi’s L’Orfeo, with text by Alessandro Striggio the Younger, arrives in a new, fully staged co-production with The Newberry Consort at Jarvis Opera Hall in the Holtschneider Performance Center at DePaul University. This landmark early opera tells the tale of the musician Orpheus, whose singing sways mortals and gods alike. After Eurydice’s sudden death, he ventures into the Underworld to bring her back, only to lose her again when doubt overcomes him. The story closes with Apollo lifting Orpheus to the heavens, uniting music and myth in a poignant finale. The performance runs approximately two and a half hours with one 20-minute intermission. It is sung in the original Italian with projected English titles. A post-opera conversation with members of the team follows most performances, offering a chance to explore the music, staging choices, and the making of the production. On opening night, a celebratory toast for ticket holders takes place immediately after the curtain call, and the talkback is not held. Tenor Zachary Wilder makes his Haymarket debut in the title role. The cast also features Geoffrey Agpalo, Ryan Belongie, Hannah De Priest, Kaitlin Foley, Emily Fons, David Govertsen, Patrick Kilbride, Lindsay Metzger, Leo Radosavljevic, Erica Schuller, and Michael St. Peter. Music Directors Liza Malamut and Craig Trompeter lead an ensemble of early-music specialists performing on period instruments such as cornetti, sackbuts, recorders, strings including viola da gamba and lirone, harp, lutes, organ, and harpsichord. Stage Director Chase Hopkins helms the production with a creative team that includes set designer Wendy Waszut-Barrett, costume designer Stephanie Cluggish, wig and makeup designer Megan E. Pirtle, and lighting designer Lee Fiskness. Tickets are available through the DePaul University School of Music box office online, in person, or by phone. Early-bird pricing is offered and concludes one month before the performance due to limited seating and high demand at Jarvis Opera Hall. Discounted parking is available at the Lincoln Common Garage, with validation stickers provided at the DePaul University School of Music box office beginning 90 minutes before the event and continuing through the end of the performance.

Garcia’s Chicago sets the stage for a double bill featuring Brown Eyed Women alongside Bella Rayne Band. Brown Eyed Women is a one-of-a-kind, all-women tribute to the Grateful Dead, bringing together players from notable groups across the country to honor the Dead’s catalog with spirited improvisation and a fresh, soulful touch. The ensemble’s lineup includes keyboardist and vocalist Caroline Killoh, whose resume spans a Beatles tribute, a Fenway Park Grateful Dead night, her originals project Sonejy, and regular appearances with regional GD and JGB tributes such as Fennario and Don’t Let Go. Drummer and lead vocalist Denise Parent hails from Woodstock and performs with The Deadbeats in New York’s Hudson Valley and Capital Region, with past collaborations that include Steve Kimock, Vassar Clements, Buddy Cage, Jeff Mattson, Rob Barraco, and David Gans. She also fronts Rock City Junction, showcasing her own songs. Lead vocalist Jill Paone Simmons brings a background that ranges from Broadway to blues and found a lasting home in the Dead scene with Pittsburgh’s theCAUSE. Her interpretations nod to the originals while adding her own color, from a delicate Birdsong to a fiery Hard to Handle and a deeply felt Sugaree. Sharing the bill, Bella Rayne Band channels high-energy, guitar-forward rock with a jam-friendly spirit. Bella Rayne is a self-taught guitarist, singer, and songwriter who began by reviving an old Stratocaster and learning by ear. Her group blends Southern rock, modern Americana, and open-ended jams, weaving in bold reimaginations of Grateful Dead favorites alongside originals. The band’s quick rise has taken them from intimate clubs to national stages and festival bills, with a sound often compared to a next-wave take on Tedeschi Trucks Band, colored by an alternative edge and a 70s vibe. Highlights from Bella’s young career include appearances with Allman Betts Family Revival, Melvin Seals and JGB, ALO, Jackie Greene, Oteil Burbridge, and members of Terrapin Family, as well as performances at iconic venues like The Fillmore in San Francisco, The Orpheum in Los Angeles, Sweetwater Music Hall, The Hamilton, and a birthday set at Bottlerock Napa. She has even performed with the storied “Alligator” guitar once played by Jerry Garcia, and has been singled out in national music press as an artist helping keep the Dead’s legacy vibrant. The room features a general admission dance pit in front of the stage for those who want to stay close to the music. Premium tables sit nearest the band and include table service, while reserved tables are located just behind, also with service. Both table options use cabaret-style seating, so parties may share a table with other fans. Private booths are available and accommodate groups of varying sizes. General admission standing areas line the sides of the room on an elevated level for clear sightlines and convenient bar access. Garcia’s is fully accessible, with wheelchair lifts and ramps between levels and assisted listening devices available on request, and official service animals are permitted. All ticket purchases are final with no refunds or exchanges, and transfers can be made through a TM account.

The Secret Sisters perform at Thalia Hall alongside Mary Bragg, bringing a live concert that features both artists on the same stage.

Two vivid symphonies mark the start of the fall residency of Zell Music Director Designate Klaus Mäkelä with the Chicago Symphony Orchestra. Sibelius’ Seventh moves with the force and flow of a great river, where noble trombone calls rise over swirling, misty strings. Shostakovich’s Fourth, conceived under the shadow of Stalin, reveals the composer at his most unrestrained and daring, a sweeping canvas that shifts among funeral marches, waltzes, birdsongs and sharply pointed interjections. Mäkelä conducts the Chicago Symphony Orchestra in Sibelius Symphony No. 7 in C Major, Op. 105, and Shostakovich Symphony No. 4 in C Minor, Op. 43. Support is provided by the Juli Plant Grainger Fund for Artistic Excellence, with WBBM as media partner.

Fulton Street Collective hosts the Nicholas Krolak Quartet for a live performance paired with on-the-spot painting by a visual artist to be announced. The ensemble features Nicholas Krolak on bass, Michael Hudson-Cassanova on saxophone, Meghan Stagl on voice and piano, and Gustava Cortinas on drums. WRTI’s Matt Silver has lauded Krolak as a singular songwriter whose bass-driven music engages both the natural and urban realms with a Whitman-like sensibility. A suggested donation of $20 is appreciated, and parking is free.

At Friendly Music Community, Niko Twist Action leads a mostly acoustic set that mixes original songs with Britpop and power pop favorites. Expect nods to The Smiths, The Cure, the Beatles, The Jam, The Clash, and the Elvises, along with a bit of storytelling between tunes. Friends may step in to add to the atmosphere, potentially including members of The Nobodies, Torpedo Los!, or My Biggest Thrills. There is no cover charge, and tips for the performers are encouraged.

The Tear Garden, the collaborative project from Cevin Key of Skinny Puppy and Download and Edward Ka-Spel of The Legendary Pink Dots, brings its first-ever tour to Bottom Lounge. The duo began this journey three decades ago with a swirl of psychedelic electronics and tribal rhythms that led to the debut Tired Eyes Burning, and their latest release, Astral Elevator, has energized long-standing calls from listeners to see the music on stage. Expect a fusion that channels Skinny Puppy’s intensity with the Pink Dots’ hypnotic imagination, a pairing refined over years of creative partnership. The night also features Wisconsin-based electronic chanteuse CARRELLEE, who recently joined the IAMX US touring team, and Bragolin, a Dutch post-punk and dark wave project that blends 80s baritone guitar, synths and drum machines, 60s and 70s organs, and 90s shoegaze guitars. Bottom Lounge advises caution with third-party resellers, does not validate secondary-market tickets, and delivers tickets on a delayed schedule while ensuring they arrive in time for the show.

At Moe’s Cantina River North, Tropical Thursdays brings together Chicago’s Latin dance community for an evening of lessons, social dancing, DJs, and flavorful specials. Attendees can learn bachata with Cesar and salsa with Andres, then move between two dance floors as DJ Carlitos and DJ Reydilla blend bachata in sensual, moderna, and urban styles with salsa and cumbia in the main room. The CAVA Room on the second floor focuses on bachata with DJ Jesus Castro. Food and drink specials include tacos and elotes, palomas and margaritas, Vegas bombs and lemon drops, along with mocktails and cocktails such as mangonada, mojito, and piña colada. The Bachata-rita, a large margarita for four, is also on the menu. The cover is $10, tickets are available online, partners are optional, and nearby garages and parking apps like iParkit and SpotHero offer convenient options.

A candlelit tribute to The Beatles at the Arts Center of Oak Park features a live performance by a four piece string quartet. The concert runs 60 minutes, doors open 45 minutes before the start, and there is no entry once the performance begins. Seating is first come within each ticketed zone and is assigned on arrival. Tickets are offered in Zone A with premium visibility, Zone B with great visibility, and Zone C with good visibility, and purchasing together helps groups sit together. The tentative program includes I Want To Hold Your Hand, Penny Lane, Strawberry Fields, Come Together, Here Comes the Sun, Help!, Eleanor Rigby, While My Guitar Gently Weeps, Helter Skelter, Blackbird, A Day in the Life, Yesterday, and Let It Be. This is a tribute experience that is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by the original artists, their estate, or official representatives. Guests must be at least 8 years old, and anyone under 16 must be accompanied by an adult. The performance space is up a flight of stairs and the venue is not ADA compliant. Limited street parking and nearby lots are available, and masks are encouraged but not required, subject to change. Service animals are permitted, other animals are not allowed. Guests who require assistance may apply for one complimentary pass for a caretaker after purchasing a valid ticket. Candle 3 Packs purchased online are collected on site at the designated location for this event and all add on items are final sale. Group bookings for 30 or more and private concerts are available.

Kick off the weekend with a show tunes singalong at Sidetrack. After the singalong, the celebration continues with a dance party, and the rooftop opens for party music upstairs. There is no cover charge.

Riot Fest presents a night with Arrows in Action as they bring the I Think We've Toured Here Before tour to Bottom Lounge, joined by Instant Crush. This event is open to all ages.

Simply Wally Duo is back at Joe's on Higgins for another evening of great music.

Grammy nominee and Diamond-certified artist Teddy Swims brings The UGLY Tour to Chicago at the United Center, joined by Mac Ayres and MarcLo. Ticket purchases require following the venue’s current health and safety policies, which are subject to change, so refer to the venue website for updates. A range of presales, including VIP package options, precedes the public onsale.

The Sun Ra Arkestra, launched by Sun Ra in Chicago in the mid 1950s, carries forward his visionary approach to sound and spirit. A trailblazer of the synthesizer and a key figure in the free jazz movement of the 1960s, Sun Ra urged the group to uplift the universe through positive energy and music. Onstage, the Arkestra blends big band swing, space-infused improvisation, bebop, vocals, dance, chants, and vibrant Afro pageantry, standing as a cornerstone of Afrofuturism since the beginning. With a catalog exceeding 100 recordings, the ensemble has earned acclaim that includes a Grammy nomination for the 2020 release Swirling and another nomination for the 2025 album Lights On A Satellite. Decades into an intergalactic touring life, recent milestones include appearances at the Kennedy Center, the Berlin Opera House, the Burlington Jazz Festival, and Radio City Music Hall, along with 2025 performances at the Big Ears Festival in Tennessee, the Montreal Jazz Festival, the DC Jazz Festival, a West Coast run, and NYC Winter Jazz Fest. Their travels have reached Australia and Europe, and they marked first-time performances in China and Mexico. Few groups have ventured so far, both musically and cosmically, continuing to pursue what once seemed impossible.

Paula Cole brings THIS FIRE: 30 to Thalia Hall for a live concert.

At the Irish American Heritage Center in Chicago, this multi-day Balboa gathering offers dancing late into the night, a variety of learning tracks, and a set of competitions. Available tracks include FUNdamentals, Social Dancer, Tech, Classic, Pure Balboa, Competitor, and Teacher. The teaching lineup features Jen Barnett, Shani Brown, Bobby White, Chisomo Selemani, Desiree Roffers, and Augie Freeman. Competition categories include Newcomer, Intermediate, Advanced, and Invitational Shuffles, plus Slow Balboa and Pure Balboa.

Jam and Metro present a concert at The Riviera Theatre featuring Michael Shannon and Jason Narducy with a group of collaborators performing R.E.M.'s Lifes Rich Pageant. The event is open to all ages. For ADA accommodations, email info@jamusa.com. Backpacks, bags, laptops, and tablets are not permitted inside the venue.

Artango Bar & Steakhouse hosts an evening of piano jazz led by Argentine pianist Mauro Frosio. Live piano sets the tone while the venue pairs the music with a focus on food for a seamless blend of flavor and sound.

Rod Tuffcurls and The Bench Press will play one set as part of St. Als Oktoberfest at St. Alphonsus.

Sing your favorites at a lively karaoke gathering at Konak Pizza & Grill in Andersonville. Enjoy a Chicken Chop with a beer, then step up to the mic for a fun, music-filled experience.

Sound-Bar hosts a high-energy celebration of anime music as #WeTouchGrass brings the Chicago Anime Rave for a much-requested return. Dance to favorite anime tracks in an electrifying anime atmosphere. Part of #WeTouchGrass’ signature Anime Raves, this series has been experienced by more than 75,000 people across North America and Europe.

¡Gritos! de Independencia 2026 brings live music together with complimentary food available at restaurants across Belmont Cragin. Tickets are free and can be reserved through the provided link.

Indie Park Fest returns for its fifth year, creating a relaxed day-in-the-park atmosphere while spotlighting inventive local acts from across Chicago. Performers span the musical spectrum, offering an eclectic mix for listeners of all kinds. The vibe is casual and picnic friendly, and the focus stays on supporting homegrown talent throughout the day. The festival is self-produced and sustained by community support, with a recommended $20 donation that goes directly to the artists and helps keep the event thriving. Expect vendors, activities for kids, and plenty of live music. Lunar Ticks, an improvisational and alternative rock band rooted in the Irving Park neighborhood, collaborate with the Independence Park Advisory Council and the Chicago Park District to present this community-centered celebration.

At Gallagher Way in Wrigleyville, WingOut Chicago brings together top wing restaurants for a weekend of tasting, music, and friendly competition. Guests can try a wide range of flavors, including classic buffalo, sweet and spicy, wood smoked, jerk, and honey chili, with many more to explore. Live soul, R&B, and reggae performances set the soundtrack, adult beverages are available, and a fan vote helps decide Chicago’s top wings alongside judging by local celebrities.

A day dedicated to indie anthems features global DJs, the drive of live drums, and vibrant visuals, supported by full-scale festival lighting and production. The soundtrack covers staples of the scene, from Arctic Monkeys to The Strokes, creating a high-energy salute to everything indie.

Thee Sacred Souls performs live at the Salt Shed Fairgrounds. Doors open ahead of the show, offering time to get settled before the music begins.

Sapphic Saturday at Sidetrack is a no cover celebration of women who love women, filling the Main & Cherry Bar with music centered on queer women, high energy drag from Kari Bunne with a special guest, party games, and more. Created for lesbians and those who love them, the night highlights and supports the local lesbian community in a welcoming atmosphere. This recurring party takes place on the final Saturday of each month.

Reggies Rock Club hosts a three-band lineup featuring Greenleaf, Howling Giant, and Psython. The show is open to ages 17 and up. Doors open before the performance, with live sets from all three artists on the club stage.

This event features the film that earned six Academy Award nominations, including Best Picture and Best Original Song, and won for Best Sound. The story follows Pete “Maverick” Mitchell, portrayed by Tom Cruise, a veteran Navy test pilot tasked with preparing a select group of TOPGUN graduates for a mission unlike any they have faced. Among them is Lt. Bradley “Rooster” Bradshaw, played by Miles Teller, the son of Maverick’s late friend and Radar Intercept Officer, Goose. As the team readies for a high-risk operation, Maverick must reckon with the past and guide his pilots through a challenge that could require the ultimate sacrifice.

Artango Bar & Steakhouse presents an evening of live Brazilian jazz led by singer and musician Luciano Antonio. Experience soulful melodies and the lively spirit of Brazil as his performance fills the room with rich rhythm and color. Seating is limited.

At Garcia's Chicago, The Polish Ambassador blends original material with fresh interpretations of Phish songs for a set that pairs new sounds with reimagined favorites. A General Admission dance pit is located directly in front of the stage. Seating options include Premium Tables closest to the stage with table service and Reserved Tables on the main floor behind Premium, also with table service. Both table sections are cabaret style, so you may be seated with other fans. Private booths are offered and accommodate different group sizes depending on the booth. General Admission standing areas line the sides of the room on an elevated level for clear views and easy bar access. All sales are final, refunds and exchanges are not available, and tickets may be transferred through your TM Account. Garcia's is fully ADA compliant with wheelchair lifts and ramps between levels, assisted listening devices upon request, and access for official service animals.

Second Hand Soul Band sets the vibe in Chicago’s Edison Park with a dance-friendly show at a restaurant where the music and the menu share the spotlight. Bartenders are ready to mix favorite drinks, and there is plenty of space to hit the dance floor. Reservations are strongly recommended.

Pop up karaoke returns to the large back room at Dante's Tavern, also known as High Dive, bringing back an old-school sing-along vibe with a refreshed twist.

At Las Fuentes in Lincoln Park, Saturday nights bring Mexico, Puerto Rico, and the Dominican Republic together on a single dance floor, blending music, movement, and culture in one lively celebration. Three distinct rhythms and identities meet in a shared space, all united by the beat. Expect a rotating Cumbia, Bachata, or Salsa lesson each week, followed by continuous DJ-driven energy that carries into after hours. DJ Double O curates Salsa, Bachata, and tropical selections, later weaving in Rock en Español, Latin dance, and Reggaeton. A dedicated burst of all-Cumbia excitement, Cumbia Happy Time, keeps the floor moving at peak intensity. Birthday groups of five or more can reserve a package in advance that includes a complimentary bottle of champagne, a cake with candle, a reserved table, and an optional birthday dance. Availability is limited each weekend.

Dying Fetus and Sanguisugabogg perform at House of Blues Chicago. The venue is standing room only, and tickets are general admission unless otherwise noted. This event is for ages 17 and older. A current, unexpired photo ID is required for entry, such as a driver’s license, state ID, or passport. Supporting acts may change without notice.

Karaoke takes center stage at The Arrogant Frog Bar in Lincoln Park on the last Sunday of each month. Participants choose their songs and step up to the mic in an upscale dive bar setting. This recurring night is geared toward karaoke fans who want to share the stage with friends and keep the music going month after month.

Cavetown takes the stage at The Salt Shed for a live concert.

Beat Kitchen hosts a show presented by Kickstand Productions featuring performances by Unsane, The Crosses, and Rollo Tomasi. This event is for ages 17 and older.

Sara Bareilles brings The Good Grief Tour to The Chicago Theatre for an evening of live performance. Ticket prices are all-in with fees included before any applicable taxes. Resale tickets can be priced above face value and those prices are not determined by the artist team. No portion of the ticket price is tax-deductible. In partnership with PLUS1, $1 from each ticket sold for this Chicago Theatre show that is not refunded will be contributed by Live Nation to the JED Foundation to support programs that protect emotional health and help prevent suicide among teens and young adults. Attendees should plan to arrive 60 minutes before showtime for entry screening. Bags, including briefcases and handbags, will be checked at the door. By purchasing tickets, guests agree to follow the health and safety measures in place at the time of the event, and these requirements may change based on government mandates and venue protocols. The performance may include immersive elements such as flashing or strobe lights.

Deliverance brings The Corner of Musical Freedom to Renaissance Bronzeville, featuring Mike Dunn. There is a $5 cover at the door. The event is engineered by Thewaywewere Productions.