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Allstate Arena
When a big act comes through town, this cavernous area, the former Rosemont Horizon, can hold legions of die-hard fans
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Alpine Valley Music Theatre
This is a 50,000 capacity amphitheatre in East Troy, Wisconsin. The seasonal venue was built in 1977, and it features a characteristic wooden roof covering the 9,500-seat pavilion, and a sprawling lawn.
The theatre is located roughly equidistant between Madison, Milwaukee, and Chicago, so draws a wide regional audience. Alpine Valley is generally considered the Milwaukee stop on major tours, and the Chicago stop when the act doesn't perform in Illinois. Until 1993, when the San Manuel Amphitheater was built in California, it was the largest amphitheater in the United States.
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Arie Crown Theater
This theatre has one of Chicago’s largest stages. It has great lighting and sound. It also books some of the city's biggest shows, including plays like Annie, and rock greats like Elton John and Sheryl Crow.
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Country Club Hills Theater
This beautiful new amphitheater and adjacent facilities accommodates over 1,500 people for a vast variety of concerts, dances, family movie nights, orchestral performances, magic shows, a farmer's market, picnics and much more. |
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First Midwest Bank Amphitheatre
First Midwest Bank Amphitheatre is the largest outdoor amphitheatre in Chicago where over 400,000 fans experience the thrill of live concert entertainment every year. From the relaxing vibe of the lawn to the intense experience of the front row, every fan has the best seat in the house! We hope to see you soon at a Live Nation event. |
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Genesee Theatre
After sitting vacant for twelve years, the Genesee Theatre began its $23 million renovation in July of 2001 as part of the City of Waukegan's downtown renovation project. With the help of over 120 volunteers, the Genesee was brought back to its original splendor. Every care was taken in the restoration to ensure the integrity of this great venue. All wall fabrics in the facility are exact replicas of the original wallpaper and coloring in the facility has been recreated as exactly as possible based on existing paint chippings. Many of the original plaster moldings, wooden railings and light fixtures have been kept intact. The marquee, installed on September 2, 2004, is an exact replica of the one which graced the Genesee in 1927. |
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i wireless Center
This is a 12,000-seat multi-purpose arena located in the Quad Cities. It is currently home to the Quad City Flames Ice Hockey Team and the Quad City Steamwheelers Football Team.
The arena has hosted NCAA Division 1 college basketball games (including the Mid-Continent Conference men's basketball tournament from 1996-99) in addition to several NHL and NBA exhibition contests.
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Pepsi Skyline Stage At Navy Pier
Located right on the Chicago waterfront, Skyline Stage at Navy Pier is a 1,500-seat outdoor roofed venue that presents a wide variety of concert events as well as dance, theater and comedy. In addition to a tremendous sound system, Skyline Stage offers a breathtaking view of the Chicago skyline and Lake Michigan. |
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Riviera Theatre
The Riviera Theater, along with the Vic and the Metro, is part of what many refer to as the holy trinity of Chicago's concert venues. The capacity of the Riviera tops out around 2,500 music lovers, making it larger than the Metro but smaller than the Aragon Ballroom, allowing the Riviera to maintain an air of intimacy. |
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Rosemont Theatre
Enjoy lavish stage performances, concerts and the fine arts inside of Rosemont's plush theatre. The venue features more than 4,400 seats, each with a totally unobstructed view.
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