You’ve got till February 2019 to say good-bye to the EDM-focused club.
Tag: Skrillex
Magnificent Coloring Day showed the world Chance the Rapper’s beautiful vision of the south side
At Magnificent Coloring Day, not even the frenzy provoked by Kanye West’s surprise appearance could take the focus off Chance the Rapper’s message of love and blessing.
Chance the Rapper unveils upcoming music festival, and other Chicago news
Also, CPS teachers confront Rauner over “virtually illiterate” comment.
Love illuminates Chance the Rapper’s highly anticipated new Coloring Book
Chatham superstar Chance the Rapper rhymes about family, religion, and Chicago throughout his brand-new mixtape, binding it all together with irrepressible love.
More than a dozen concertgoers were hospitalized at Skrillex’s Navy Pier show last weekend
The latest drug-related concert incident furthers concerns about EDM’s safety.
Gossip Wolf: Who’s gonna play Lollapalooza?
Lollapalooza lineup predictions, long-lost punk goodies from HoZac, and more
Let’s talk about a song on Skrillex’s forthcoming debut album
No, really. It’s good—partially because of Chance the Rapper and one of his producers, Peter Cottontale.
Why Daft Punk’s “Get Lucky” is probably the song of the year
Everyone seems to love the French duo’s new single.
A chill Portishead remix and a very unchill Skrillex incident
Two important videos to get your day going
On the charts: Taylor Swift goes dubstep
The leading edge in pop’s love affair with EDM
On the charts: Ellie Goulding’s “Lights”
A dance-floor anthem makes a long climb up the charts
Black social clubs, MC Legit, Volcano!, and more on the B Side
Old school DIY, a power-ambient band’s “country” record, and more
Spring Awakening Music Festival
The Spring Awakening Music Festival has Carl Cox, Skrillex, and Diplo, but absolutely no glow sticks
How Chicago house got its groove back
Chicago house music is the sound of global pop today. In the 90s, though, it was on life support—until a new wave of producers got its groove back.
Bon Iver, the Grammys, and indie Stockholm syndrome
Indie fans rooting for Bon Iver at the Grammys suffer from their own version of Stockholm syndrome.