The Loop’s “theatre for the people” presents music and dance titles from October to May.

The new music director designate is just 28 years old. He’ll be the youngest in orchestra history when he takes the baton.

Plus chamber music and ensemble appearances from renowned Chicago artists.

Highlights include rarely-heard gems, beloved holiday concerts, and the 80th birthday celebration of Nicholas Kraemer.

Teague-Núñez is the first steelpan soloist to enter — much less win — the competition.

The Chicago early-music ensemble faced diminishing audience sizes and reduced grant funding possibilities after years of concert disruptions by COVID-19.

Another packed summer of live music awaits.

Recognizing the Chicagoans, musicians, artists, and friends of WFMT who died this past year.

As we look forward to the festivities, we have compiled some of Chicago’s most enticing holiday offerings!

“I’ve been with this group now for over 20 years. It is glorious.”

“I have so much pouring out of me that I would like to share before I can’t share it anymore. It seems the more years I’ve been given, the more I need.”

Each year, Chicago’s most architecturally inclined residents crisscross the city to check out some of the city’s most intriguing and vaunted buildings!

The heavy metal, classical music, theater production, pyrotechnics, and laser lightshow hybrid will stop in Chicago in late December.

The Cleveland-based Baroque orchestra made its Chicago debut in 2016 and has since established a strong presence in the city.

For more than 60 years, the “First Lady of Children’s Folk Music” has used music to inspire and teach children around the world.

Whether you are looking to rev up for the race or drown out the din, this playlist of cacophonous classical music is for you.

Celebrate Zell Music Director Riccardo Muti’s remarkable tenure with the Chicago Symphony Orchestra at this free concert in Millennium Park.

Over six programs, Guarneri will present wide-ranging explorations of chamber music repertoire.

Concerts, festivals, and more to celebrate Juneteenth in Chicago.

With principal conductor and artistic director Carlos Kalmar, we look forward to the Grant Park Music Festival’s 2023 season and also relive a July 2022 concert featuring Rachel Barton Pine playing Billy Childs as well as music by Ludwig van Beethoven and Victor Agudelo.

Special events, dance, and more are on deck for the Auditorium.

The umbrella of Asian American Pacific Islander — or AAPI — heritage covers a vast range of cultures, making for a huge variety in the types of events hosted all around the city.

Three mainstage operas, three additional special events, and all six titles are Chicago premieres.

Tonight, the Best of Studs Terkel remembers the beloved writer, director, educator, and all-around creative force who died in January, aged 79.

“They did not want to turn this into the Mamma Mia of Mozart. This isn’t Mozart’s greatest hits.”