Chicago

I’ve seen Chicago at least a dozen times and they bring their A game every single time. 55 years together is epic! Love me some Chicago music!

The concert was very good. A 2 hour + show of hits with everyone on stage singing and playing instruments. They always put on a great show. I am going to Brandon, Ms in a couple of days to see Chicago again!!!

Great show! They played as many hits as they could fit in. The current lead singer sounds so much like Peter Cetera. Three original band members were there, including Robert Lamm and Jimmy Pankow.

It was alot better towards the end, the songs became more familiar to me. We were expecting Peter Cetera, but the lead singer did his best and we loved how they played different instruments excellently.

I was utterly disappointed that Robert Lamm was not there. He is so important to the Chicago Legacy. And nobody in the band announced/acknowledged that he was out for whatever reason. After I got over that I realized that even without him, this lineup sounds good. They pay homage to the classic songs well. The original guys are gone, so it may not be the Chicago we knew but it’s the closest thing there is to it. Neil Donell on vocals was phenomenal. I think he is the perfect fit. Also, set list was less jam/fusion/rock and more ballad. Disappointing as well.

Brian Wilson and his excellent band opened. Brian was quite unsteady, but made the valiant effort to even make the stage. He came out using a walker and occasionally sang parts of his hits. We will always celebrate his music. Chicago , even though there were only two ‘originals’ playing. Bobby Lamm was missing. Just watching this band now reminds me of how great they are at stirring up memories . James Pankow and Lee Laughnane led the band, with excellent vocals by the ‘new guy ‘, Neil Donnell, who has great range. They even premiered their new (38th!) album. Hopefully this isn’t ‘Goodbye’, a certified hit record!

Brian Wilson opening performance was rather a disappointment, only for the fact that Brian appeared unable to do much. He only sang (very poorly, I might add) at the beginning of God Only Knows, and I’m not even sure how much he was playing his piano. It was cool seeing him and the other beach boys up there though, and the sound was very faithful to the original all the way through, so credit there. However, I’m giving this concert a 5-star rating because of the fantastic musicianship and showmanship of Chicago, which truly blew me out of the water— the set list was laid out perfectly, with long jams and pop hits in harmonious intermittency, and room for the glorious Ballet for a Girl in Buchanan suite… the playing and singing was top-notch all the way through, it truly sounded like a band in their prime. The strong and lively vocals from Robert Lamm at the big age of 77 made 80 year old Brian Wilson look like a walking(sitting) skeleton. It was obvious why Chicago is revered as a multi-instrumental powerhouse, and the love-filled screen animations were the cherry on top of a fervently delicious cake. Amazing show, Chicago!

Amazing concert they sound just like the records! So much fun, definitely go see them if you can!

Great show. Great venue. Wish they still made bands like these. Not sure about co-Ed bathrooms tho. Had to whip pee off seats twice.

Fun time! Great show! Despite the cold temperatures here in Utah in June and the crazy wind kicking up, the 55 year old band didn't miss a beat.

Chicago was simply incredible!! The sound was amazing!! So many awesome memories came flooding back!! Thrank you for a spectacular evening!

This was my first Chicago concert and I am very impressed. The sound system was superb and the way Chicago perform on stage was super great. I will definitely go see them again whenever they come back to Southern California. As for the FivePoint Amphitheatre, I would give them three stars.

This was my first Chicago concert and I am very impressed. The sound system was superb and the way Chicago perform on stage was super great. I will definitely go see them again whenever they come back to Southern California. As for the FivePoint Amphitheatre, I would give them three stars.

Beautiful night and a great new venue to see Chicago one of my favorite bands of all time

The second set just blew the roof off the place. Way cool concert. You need more like him.

What a great, fun concert by Chicago and Earth Wind & Fire! Two awesome groups that can still bring it!

Unfortunately, we missed half of the Earth Wind & Fire set due to a massive venue parking debacle. Once we finally got in though, the show was fantastic! Watching these two great bands perform together at the end of the night, was even better then watching their already amazing individual sets. A must see show!

The band's put on a great show. They both came out and play together for six songs. they both took us back in time to our younger days.

It's just not Chicago without Peter Cetera. I use to think this version of Chicago was amazing until I saw Peter Cetera recently! They gave a good show but the set list was mediocre and if better would have have made it a great show. "Not Peter Cetera" (lead singer) has a great voice and sounded lovely. The band was on point but not until REO Speedwagon joined them for the finale did they become explosive and commanding. All and all I will see them again but if given the choice between them and Cetera, Cetera wins every time!

I just love them as a group, the new lead singer was little slow to getting his singing voice going...was trying to hard.. but at the last 4 song he blew me away