Watch some of Tomorrows Verses favorite artists hit the promotional, late-night television circuit.Claypool Lennon Delirium on The Late Show with Stephen ColbertHaving just released their absurdly trippy sophomore release, South of Reality, Les Claypool and Sean Lennons collaborative project stopped by Colberts show for an equally weird performance of Blood and Rockets. Backed by...

While you can always check our Events Page for upcoming live music in Chicago, here's Tomorrow's Verse's picks for the best shows to catch in the month of March. 1. Phil Lesh & The Terrapin Family Band - March 7 & 8In a rare chance to catch the Deads bassist in Chicago, Phil Lesh will perform...

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...

Watch some of Tomorrow's Verse's favorite artists hit the promotional, late-night television circuit.Jeff Tweedy on Jimmy Kimmel Live!Having recently released a solo album, Warm, as well as a memoir, Wilco frontman Jeff Tweedy has had a very busy year. He recently stopped by Kimmel's show, backed by his sons, Spencer...

By: John 'Nunu' ZomotWe've been doing some "housecleaning" this week, getting up some long-simmering contributions.I guess its appropriate that we had just celebrated Bob Marley's birthday as well, since we've got a bunch of great shots from Nunu's visit out west, where he as able to capture the Exodus 40 Live Concert, a celebration of...

Watch some of Tomorrows Verses favorite bands hit the promotional late-night television circuit. The National on The Late Show With Stephen Colbert Shortly after releasing the excellent new album Sleep Well Beast, Ohios The National stopped by Colberts show to perform the solemn track The Day I Die. With a giant backing band adding a...

Words: Robin Zimmerman | Photos: Michael LepekFrom the new Muddy Waters mural on State Street to inspired appearances by second-generation performers, the Windy Citys vibrant blues legacy was on full display at the 33rd Annual Chicago Blues Festival.2017 marked the inaugural year at the Millennium Park location. But, as blues fans made their way around the...

By: Alex WoodGrandaddy- Last Place [3/3]Jason Lytles Grandaddy returned for Last Place, the bands first studio album in more than a decade. The record remains within the boundaries previously established on the bands older work, with layers of keyboards, swirling effects and a keen sense of melody. Lytles lyrics are quirky throughout, but more personal...

By: Aaron Stein (@neddyo) | Photos: Adam Miszewski (@adjomi)Go To: Full Photo Gallery | Setlists & Media - Thursday - Friday - Saturday - SundayEvery year they play an NBA All-Star game and every year basketball fans look at the line-ups -- the amassed talent almost incomprehensible in its limitless possibilities -- and...

By: Amanda Roszkowski | Photos / Video: Wyatt BrakeGoing from featured festival performer to theater headlineris animportant transition, and one that can provide a whole different perspective on an artist.Headliners can offera bit more drama and showmanship. When the lights dimmed on Friday night, a shadowy figure -- tall and lanky-- stepped to the sage to...