Graham and Stephen ready to rock.
Thursday posts focus on events that were previously mentioned on Broken Hearted Toy, and are taking place during the upcoming weekend. Plus, the occasional event taking place this weekend that has just come to my attention.
But first, a few events you could check out tonight, depending on what time you read this.
Several well-known acts from across various genres will perform at the FireAid Benefit Concert, which is taking place tonight at the Intuit Dome and Kia Forum in Los Angeles. The event will raise funds to help areas that were destroyed by the recent wildfires. In addition to the live event, FireAid will be broadcast by select AMC theatres, along with various streaming sites. Donations can also be made on the official website.
Graham Nash posted on social media today that he and Stephen Stills will perform together tonight at the FireAid Benefit.
Cover Roulette, a recurring event that features local musicians playing songs by famous acts, is being held tonight at Robert’s Westside in Forest Park, IL. Phil Angotti; Gerald Dowd; Rachel Drew; Casey McDonough; Rachel Swain; and Linda Weseman are the participants, with Rob Brookman serving as MC.
Americana singer-guitarist Mindy Smith will likely perform songs from Quiet Town—her first album in 10 years—at her City Winery Chicago concert tonight at 7:30.
The Ike Reilly And The Zimmermen Do Dylan event taking place at FitzGerald’s in Berwyn, IL tonight sounds like a good choice, especially if you’ve recently seen the A Complete Unknown Dylan biopic.
Now, on to the weekend:
The WXRT Live From The XRT Concert Archives series tomorrow night will will feature a performance by Squeeze at the 1992 Taste of Chicago event. I was at that 4th of July concert, and if I remember correctly, one of the band members had taken sick and was unable to perform. It was still a good concert though, so I’ll definitely be tuning in tomorrow at 9:00 pm. The concert will be available at 93.1FM; 93XRT.com; and on the Audacy app.
Harry Potter And The Cursed Child will have its last performance at the James M. Nederlander Theatre this Saturday.
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