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Eric Hutchinson proved his talent not only by singing, but playing the guitar and piano as well, when he took the stage for a 45 minute, action filled set at the Rosemont Theatre supporting Kelly Clarkson on her “All I Ever Wanted Tour.”
The Let It Rock Tour may be lacking a blockbuster name on the roster but attendees definitely got their money’s worth when the show rolled through Chicago at the House of Blues on April 8th. For less than $20, the crowd was treated to music from 6 artists that lasted over 4 hours long in a great intimate environment. Each artist played a showcase of songs lasting around 30 minutes. Surprisingly, headliner Kevin Rudolf didn’t perform any longer than the other acts, although that is understandable considering he has only released one studio album. There was something to be said about the crowd at House of Blues that night. The energy throughout the crowd was infectious from the start and it didn’t seem to die down as the night progressed. It was almost as if everyone was their just to listen to the music and not see one particular performer. Everyone got equal applauds as well.
The Fame Ball tour hit Chicago not once but twice on Tuesday. The early show began with opening act Cinema Bizarre which can be summed up in one word: bizarre. Though the group’s music is decent, the overwhelming aspect of the group is their look which is slightly disturbing. Lady Gaga is known for her bizarre antics, but Cinema Bizarre certainly takes the cake for the ‘most bizarre’ title. Next to rock the stage was Chester French, which is a band that consists of two members, Maxwell Drummey and D.A. Wallach. Their music is mostly indie pop/rock clearly influenced by the 1960’s and 70’s, but then they also have a catchy techno/dance element.
February is the month that focuses on all things love. There have been many and will continue to be many love songs. However, these titles often become a bit cheesy. Some of them might start out as sweet, romantic tunes to play for the one you love, but in time, you begin to listen to these songs and simply can't help but chuckle. It's not really that the song is all that bad, most of the time, but the lyrics are just goofy or strange.
Many talented American musicians gained popularity in the 1940's during World War II. Citizens all over the country and the world looked to their memorable voices for comfort in what were turbulent times, and many of these musicians are still making an impact in today's music world.
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