Live music in Kane County, IL

This tour stop features Robin Trower, whose guitar journey stretches back to the 1950s and still fuels fresh music born from a well-worn Stratocaster paired with a cranked Marshall. His approach was shaped by early inspirations like Scotty Moore, B.B. King, Albert King, Jimi Hendrix, and James Brown, and he first made waves in 1959 with R&B hopefuls The Paramounts. By the mid 1970s he had earned wide acclaim in the very scene that influenced him, later leaving a mark on artists including Steve Lukather and Metallica. Recent highlights include collaborative releases such as United State Of Mind with Maxi Priest and Joyful Sky with vocalist Sari Schorr. Special guest David Maida brings a seasoned perspective as a music industry professional with more than 30 years of experience in booking, branding, and promoting major recording artists.

Albert Cummings brings soulful blues, searing guitar work, and a commanding voice to The Venue in Aurora. Known for high-energy shows that blend blues, rock, and raw emotion, the acclaimed guitarist and vocalist fills the stage with passion and power. Experience one of today’s standout blues artists live.

Adults 21 and older are invited to an Oktoberfest hosted by the Rosary Sports Boosters and the Rosary Royal Parents, celebrating the first RoCo with festive food and drinks, live music, and plenty of school spirit. Early bird admission is $45 per person and general admission is $55 per person. Each ticket covers entry to the Rosary Haus Oktoberfest, a catered dinner from Reuland's Catering, an open bar with beer, hard seltzers, and canned cocktails courtesy of Superior Beverage, and a performance by Tres Moustache. The festivities take place after the pep rally and the powder puff game.

The Musical Box unveils its largest and boldest production yet, a live concert that journeys back to Phil Collins’ earliest years leading Genesis from 1976 to 1980. This tribute highlights the drummer who became a superstar vocalist, blending hallmark drum duets with striking visuals inspired by the 1978 Mirror Tour. The performance draws from the band’s progressive rock catalog, featuring early favorites like Follow You Follow Me alongside selections from A Trick of the Tail, Wind & Wuthering, ...And Then There Were Three..., and Duke, with a few surprises in the mix. Created for devoted fans and the simply curious, it focuses on recreating the sound, spirit, and atmosphere of a pivotal era.

Doors open before the show. A two-set performance is planned.

A curated Latin night at Playa centers on flow, energy and culture on the dance floor. The soundtrack blends reggaeton, both new and classic, with salsa, bachata, merengue remixes and other high-energy Latin sounds, all thoughtfully selected to keep the vibe cohesive. There are no random playlists or mixed genre detours, and requests that break the concept are not part of the format. It is pure Latin energy... where music, movement and culture lead the way.

Celebrate laughter and sisterhood with a comedic musical about four strangers who meet at a lingerie sale and discover a bond over a black lace bra, memory lapses, hot flashes, night sweats, and the ups and downs of their love lives. Set to familiar hits from the 60s, 70s, and 80s, this parody invites cheers and dancing in the aisles as it salutes women navigating The Change. A global favorite enjoyed by more than 15 million fans, it blends relatable humor with catchy classics for a spirited good time.

Two-time Grammy Award winner Howard Levy returns to Saturday Night Lights to celebrate the Baker Center centennial with a program inspired by his memoir I Speak Music. He performs with guitarist and frequent collaborator Chris Siebold, offering an evening of songs and stories that spans a century of music.

Y&T delivers the Bay Area hard rock power that first took shape in the early 1970s. The group began as Yesterday and Today, then shortened the name and tore through the 80s with releases on A&M Records, later continuing with Geffen. Their impact is woven into rock history, with major 80s acts once opening their shows and recalling those nights in memoirs by bands like Metallica and Mötley Crüe. This performance reaches across five decades, led by founding vocalist and guitarist Dave Meniketti with John Nymann, Aaron Leigh, and Mike Vanderhule. The set draws from radio and MTV favorites such as Forever, Rescue Me, Mean Streak, Don’t Stop Runnin’, and Summertime Girls, along with newer work like I’m Coming Home, which has earned about 1.5 million views on YouTube. With 18 albums, three greatest-hits collections, a boxed set, more than four million records sold, two Bammie Awards, and placements in films and TV including Real Genius, Out of Bounds, Baywatch, and Hunter, the band continues to fire up everything from large outdoor stages to intimate clubs. The legacy carries forward in tribute to Phil Kennemore, Leonard Haze, and Joey Alves, and in the enduring energy of the music.

Chicago Rock Ensamble Tributos Culturapop and Chicago Divas bring a lively concert to The Venue. General admission is $15 when purchased ahead of time, and tickets bought at the door include an additional $5 charge. For valid entry, purchase only through Eventbrite or at the box office, as tickets from third parties will not be accepted. The Venue is presented by the Fox Valley Music Foundation, which supports local music through education, preservation, and community awareness.

The park transforms into a neon-lit glow experience with illuminated slides, upbeat music, and nonstop energy. Tickets start at $28.99. Participation requires an After Hours Shirt and City Socks.

Playa Bar & Music Lounge becomes a suburban hub for true house music, crafted with intention and delivered with steady direction. Chicago Global Nights at Playa centers on identity and purpose, honoring the culture through sound. Guided by curator and director Marvin Coronel, the experience channels authentic energy across the spectrum... soulful grooves, deep selections, afro and tech flavors, funky cuts, and the timeless Chicago tradition. The vision stays crystal clear, no mixed themes, only house.