The Mexican singer-songwriter talks about his upcoming album, his first headlining U.S. tour and the true meaning of 'Tu Boda.' ...

Shakira made history at the festival with the longest set in its four-year run. The Colombian icon gave festivalgoers a look at her sold-out "Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran World Tour," and it was a ...

The two-day festival featured a reggaeton-centric lineup with veteran vocalists Don Omar and Wisin alongside up-and-coming ...

Ramiro Medina, lead singer of the Chicago band Lemanz, last attended the annual festival in Grant Park as a music fan. This ...

Festival-goers brought Latino culture to the forefront as they enjoyed performances by Shakira, Peso Pluma, Don Omar and ...

Grupo Frontera brought a high dose of tejano energy on the second day of Sueños. The six-member band was dressed in black ...

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Chicago’s Grant Park turned into the epicenter of Latin music over Memorial Day weekend as thousands gathered for the 2025 ...

Óscar Maydon’s “Madonna” greeted groups of young people who were still arriving at Grant Park on the first afternoon of ...

With the start of Memorial Day weekend, many people in the Chicago area either got ready to head out of town or enjoy a packed slate of events in the city.

The Chicago-based rapper and label owner celebrates the cultural impact of locally-born dance with “Get Loose.” ...

One alderman has been saying for months that the city must do more to keep attendees safe in light of attacks in New Orleans ...