Though the Chicago concert schedule can slow down a little in wintertime, theres always a good show going on somewhere. Watch some of Tomorrows Verses favorite recent live memories, and check out our events calendar for upcoming events.Wilco at Chicago TheatreWilcos annual Winterlude found the band performing four nights at Chicago Theatre, including collaborations...

Watch as some of Tomorrows Verses favorite artists hit the late-night, promotional television circuit.Gary Clark Jr. on Saturday Night LiveBlues guitarist Gary Clark Jr. was a breath of fresh air on SNLs programming, bringing his two new and very different singles to the show. Beginning with Pearl Cadillac, the songwriter channeled a funky, soulful...

[instagram id="BoPMwCRA4KJ"]I guess it takes a certain type of music fan to have multiple new Southern Rock bands on your radar in the year 2018. Yeah, Ive got a soft spot for the sound and Im always ready for another take on the venerable sub-genre.But these days, its Marcus King and his...

Watch some of Tomorrows Verses favorite artists his the promotional, late-night television circuit.White Denim on ConanAustin psych-rockers White Denim recently graced Conans stage to promote their newest release, Performance. It Might Get Dark has a bustling drive and energetic feel, sticking to the more accessible side of the bands often nostalgic sound. Marcus...

Bootsy Collins World Wide Funk [10/27]Parliament leader and bassist Bootsy Collins returns with World Wide Funk, which may be one of his funkiest records yet. Joined by a slew of stars and admirers including Victor Wooten, Stanley Clarke and Buckethead, each song is offers a different side of the funk spectrum without losing its party-ready...

On TV features a quick recap of some of the music were playing at the Tomorrows Verse headquarters. Who: Marcus King BandWhen: May 22nd, 2017What: The young guitar slinger brought his band to the studios of Windy City Live to "play out" Monday's broadcast with the track "Jealous Band" from the...

I can feel it in my bones, The Marcus King Band will be huge.  Not even old enough to legally buy a beer, King has assembled a powerhouse band and will release a self titled LP in October. He's in line with the right folks, playing the right gigs and making...