Legendary classic rock band announced
Legendary classic rock band says the show can go on — with no original members
Three original members remain in Chicago to this day. However, as the band approaches its 60th anniversary, it is possible that the band, which has sold 100 million records, may continue without any original members. Trumpet player Lee Loughnane, 78, left the door open for that scenario in a recent interview on the UCR Podcast.
Legendary rock band announces new tour dates with Boston stop
Chicago announced 36 new show dates across the United States for the band’s 2025 tour on Monday. The band will perform at Leader Bank Pavilion in Boston on Aug. 2. Tickets will go on sale Friday, Jan. 17 at 10 a.m. Fans can shop around for tickets now using reliable third-party ticket sellers like StubHub, VividSeats and SeatGeek.
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