CHICAGO ~ L'Olympia. Paris.

 

 *** 🎫 UP FOR SALE : 20/04/2014 - 10h ***

 

🕖 Set Times:
7:00 pm — Doors Open
8:05 pm — Chicago (USA)

Support Act: ---

 

~ WORLD TOUR 2014 ~

 

Chicago XXXVI: Now, is the twenty-fourth studio album, and thirty-sixth overall by American rock soft pop band Chicago (The group began calling themselves the Chicago Transit Authority in 1968, then shortened the name in 1969), released on July 4, 2014. Producer  Chicago - Hank Linderman. It entered the American Billboard 200 at #82. Chicago is one of the longest-running and most successful rock groups, and one of the world's best-selling groups of all time
 

CHICAGO (Band)

 

 Robert Lamm — keyboards, lead vocals (1967–present)
Lee Loughnane — trumpet, flugelhorn, backing vocals (1967–present)
James Pankow — trombone, backing vocals (1967–present)
Walter Parazaider — saxophones, flute, backing vocals (2009–2022)
Jason Scheff — bass, backing vocals (1985–2016)
Tris Imboden — drums, harmonica (1990–2018)
Keith Howland — guitar, backing vocals (1995–2021)
Lou Pardini — keyboards, backing vocals (1995–2022)
Walfredo Reyes Jr. — percussion (2012–2016)

 

The Setlist

CHICAGO

 Intro Audio Tape

Introduction (Chicago Transit Authority - 1969)
Questions 67 & 68 (Chicago Transit Authority - 1969)
Dialogue (Part I & II) (Chicago V - 1972)
If You Leave Me Now (Chicago X - 1976)
Alive Again (Hot Streets - 1978)
Call on Me (Chicago VII - 1975)
(I've Been) Searchin' So Long (Chicago VII - 1975)

Acoustic

Will You Still Love Me? (Chicago 18 - 1986) (vocals: Jason Scheff)
Another Rainy Day in New York City (Chicago X - 1976) (vocals: Robert Lamm)
Look Away (Chicago 19 - 1988) (vocals: Lou Pardini)

Interlude
Ballet for a Girl in Buchannon

Make Me Smile (Chicago II - 1970)
So Much to Say, So Much to Give (Chicago II - 1970)
Anxiety's Moment (Chicago II - 1970)
West Virginia Fantasies (Chicago II - 1970)
Colour My World (Chicago II - 1970)
To Be Free (Chicago II - 1970)
Now More Than Ever (Chicago II - 1970)

America (Chicago XXXVI: Now - 2014)
Old Days (Chicago VIII - 1975)
Does Anybody Really Know What Time It Is? (Chicago Transit Authority - 1969)
Hard Habit to Break (Chicago 17 - 1984)
You're the Inspiration (Chicago 17 - 1984)
Beginnings (Chicago Transit Authority - 1969)
I'm a Man (The Spencer Davis Group cover - I’m a Man - 1967) (Chicago Transit Authority - 1969)
Just You 'n' Me (Chicago VI - 1973)
Saturday in the Park (Chicago V - 1972)
Hard to Say I'm Sorry / Get Away (Chicago 16 - 1982)
Feelin' Stronger Every Day (Chicago VI - 1973)

Encore

Free (Chicago III - 1971)
25 or 6 to 4 (Chicago II - 1970)

 

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 Time Set: 2h30

 

 

CHICAGO ~ L'Olympia. Paris.

 

Support Act :---

~ WORLD TOUR 2011 ~

 

Chicago XXXIV: Live in '75 is a live album by the American band Chicago, their thirty-fourth album overall, recorded in 1975 and released on May 24, 2011.

 CHICAGO (Band)

Robert Lamm – keyboards, vocals (1985–present
Lee Loughnane – trumpet (1967–present
James Pankow – trombone (1967–present
Walter Parazaider – saxophones, flute (1967–2016)
Jason Scheff – bass, vocals (1986–present)
Tris Imboden – drums (1990–present
Keith Howland – guitar, vocals (1995–present
Lou Pardini – keyboards, vocals (2009–present

Touring musicians

Nick Lane – trombone (sub for James 2009–2012)
Drew Hester – percussion (2010–2012)
Art Velasco – trombone (sub for James 2011)

 
 

The Setlist
CHICAGO

  Intro "Ballet for a Girl in Buchannon"

Make Me Smile (Chicago - 1970)
So Much to Say, So Much to Give (Chicago - 1970)
Anxiety's Moment (Chicago - 1970)
West Virginia Fantasies (Chicago - 1970)
Colour My World (Chicago - 1970)
To Be Free (Chicago - 1970)
Now More Than Ever (Chicago - 1970)

Does Anybody Really Know What Time It Is? (The Chicago Transit Authority - 1969)
Dialogue (Part I & II) (Chicago V - 1972)
Alive Again (Hot Streets - 1978)
Call on Me (Chicago VII - 1974)
Old Days (Chicago VIII - 1975)
Along Comes a Woman (Chicago 17 - 1984)
Wake Up Sunshine (Chicago - 1970)
If You Leave Me Now (Chicago X - 1976)
(I've Been) Searchin' So Long (Chicago VII - 1974)
Mongonucleosis (Chicago VII - 1974)
Baby, What a Big Surprise (Chicago XI - 1977)
Hard Habit to Break (Chicago 17 - 1984)
You're the Inspiration (Chicago 17 - 1984)
Beginnings (The Chicago Transit Authority - 1969)
I'm a Man (The Spencer Davis Group cover - 1967) (The Chicago Transit Authority - 1969) (with drum and percussion solo)
Street Player (Chicago 13 - 1979)
Just You 'n' Me (Chicago VI - 1973)
Saturday in the Park (Chicago V - 1972)
Hard to Say I'm Sorry / Get Away (Chicago 16 - 1982)
Feelin' Stronger Every Day (Chicago VI - 1973)

Encore

Free (Chicago III - 1971)
25 or 6 to 4 (Chicago - 1970) 

 

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Time Set: 2h15

 

CHICAGO ~ Le Casino de Paris. Paris.

 

 *** 🎫 UP FOR SALE : 16/06/2008 - 10h ***

 

🕖 Set Times:
7:00 pm — Doors Open
8:30 pm — Chicago (USA)

Support Act: ---

 

~ TOUR 2008 ~

 

 

 Chicago XXXII: Stone of Sisyphus (recorded 1992–93) is the twenty-first studio album, and thirty-second overall, by American (from Chicago) rock soft pop with horns band Chicago (The group began calling themselves the Chicago Transit Authority in 1968, then shortened the name in 1969). Released on June 17, 2008. Producer Peter F. Wolf. Noted as one of the first rock acts with an integrated three-piece brass section.
 

CHICAGO (Band)

 

 Robert Lamm — keyboards, lead vocals (1967–present)
Lee Loughnane — trumpet, flugelhorn, backing vocals (1967–present)
James Pankow — trombone, backing vocals, percussion (1967–present)
Ray Herrmann – saxophones, flute (sub for Parazaider 2005–2009)
Jason Scheff — bass, backing vocals (1985–2016)
Tris Imboden — drums, harmonica (1990–2018)
Keith Howland — guitar, backing vocals (1995–2021)
Lou Pardini — keyboards, backing vocals (1995–2022)

 

The Setlist

CHICAGO

 
Intro Audio Tape

Questions 67 & 68 (The Chicago Transit Authority - 1969)
Old Days (Chicago VIII - 1975)
Stone of Sisyphus (Chicago XXXII: Stone of Sisyphus - 2008)
If You Leave Me Now (Chicago X - 1976)
Make Me Smile (Chicago II - 1970)
Look Away (Chicago 19 - 1988) (vocals: Lou Pardini)
You're Not Alone (Chicago X - 1976)
Love MeTomorrow (Chicago 16 - 1982)
No Tell Lover (Chicago - 1978)
In the Mood (Edgar Hayes and His Orchestra cover - 1938) (Single - 1995)
Just You 'n' Me (Chicago VI - 1973) (solo)
This Time (Chicago XI - 1977)

Interlude
Ballet for a Girl in Buchannon

Dialogue (Part I & II) (Chicago V - 1972)
Wake Up Sunshine (Chicago - 1970)
Feelin' Stronger Every Day (Chicago VI - 1973)
Call on Me (Chicago VII - 1975)
Alive Again (Hot Streets - 1978)
Hard Habit to Break (Chicago 17 - 1984)
You're the Inspiration (Chicago 17 - 1984)
Beginnings (Chicago Transit Authority - 1969
I'm a Man (The Spencer Davis Group cover - I’m a Man - 1967) (Chicago Transit Authority - 1969)
Hard to Say I'm Sorry Chicago 16 - 1982) >

> Get Away (Chicago 16 - 1982)
Feelin' Stronger Every Day (Chicago VI - 1973)
Saturday in the Park (Chicago V - 1972)
Feelin' Stronger Every Day (Chicago VI - 1973)

Encore

Free (Chicago III - 1971) >
> 25 or 6 to 4 (Chicago II - 1970)

 

 

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 Time Set: 2h15

 

 

CHICAGO ~ Le Nouvel Hippodrome. Paris.

 

 *** CONCERT DAY 2 # 2 --FEBRUARY 4 - 5, 1977 ***

Support Act :

~ TOUR 1977 ~

 

 

Chicago X (affectionately called "the Chocolate Album" by fans) is the eighth studio album by the American (from Chicago, Illinois) soft pop jazz rock band Chicago. It was released by Columbia Records on June 14, 1976. Producer James William Guercio. The album made it to #3 on the Billboard 200, and was certified gold by the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA) on June 21, 1976, a week after its release. It was the band's first album to be certified platinum, on September 14, 1976, and has since been certified multi-platinum. The album produced Chicago's first #1 single in the United States, "If You Leave Me Now ».

CHICAGO (Band)

 Peter Cetera – bass, vocals (1967–1985)
Terry Kath – guitar, vocals (1967–1978)
Robert Lamm – keyboards, vocals (1967–present)
Lee Loughnane – trumpet (1967–present)
James Pankow – trombone (1967–present)
Walter Parazaider – saxophones, flute (1967–2016)
Danny Seraphine – drums (1967–1990)
Laudir de Oliveira – percussion (1974–1981)

 

 

The Setlist
CHICAGO
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