Live music in Rochelle, IL

This concert spotlights two genre-bending acts. From Toledo, Ohio, Nikki D & The Sisters of Thunder shape a family-rooted sound that unites gospel tradition with bluesy riffs, tight grooves, and soul. Nikki D’s steel guitar, drawing comparisons to Jimi Hendrix within the sacred steel world, sings with expressive, voice-like lines, while her raspy, sultry vocals blend with family harmonies to create music that is both spiritual and full of momentum. Classical Blast brings a different fusion, recasting works by Beethoven, Bach, Mozart, and more through the power of rock and metal. Their arrangements sometimes fold in original lyrics and orchestral textures, flowing from classical masterpieces to classic rock favorites. With inventive mashups and standout musicianship, they give well-known pieces a fresh spark and an energetic new context.

Experience Jim Henson's Labyrinth in a new way as the fantasy favorite is projected in HD while a live band performs the entire soundtrack in precise sync with David Bowie's vocals. This concert event celebrates 40 years since the film's 1986 release, blending cinematic adventure and live music for an evening of nostalgia. Hear Magic Dance along with the score by Bowie and Trevor Jones brought to life on stage. Costumes, sing-alongs, and cheers are welcome as Jareth, Sarah, and the creatures from Jim Henson's Creature Shop light up the screen at Coronado Theatre.

This energetic storytime features read alouds, songs, and chances to get up and dance. It offers an active mix of storytelling, singing, and movement for a lively experience.

At Coronado Theatre, a sweeping stage experience retells the life of Christ within a larger narrative of God’s love and the spiritual struggle surrounding humanity. The production blends live music, dramatic storytelling, aerial performance, movement arts, modern dance, and special effects to immerse audiences in themes of love, sacrifice, and redemption. Presented for more than three decades and seen live by over one million people, it pairs spectacle with story for a powerful theatrical experience. Production elements include flashing and strobe lights, fog and haze, and loud music. The narrative contains graphic content, including a crucifixion and implied suicide, and is not recommended for children under 12.