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15 Can't-Miss Concerts This Fall In Illinois
Fall is always a peak time for concerts in Illinois as artists kick off or wind down national tours.

Lorraine Swanson is one of the original Patch editors, and the original editor of Oak Lawn Patch. In addition to Oak Lawn, Swanson is the editor of Palos, Evergreen Park, Alsip-Crestwood and Beverly-Mt. Greenwood Patch sites.
Before coming to Patch in 2010, Swanson was a community journalist covering local crime, politics and heartwarming features on Chicago’s Far North Side. She also had her own local news site, Lake Effect News, which was rated one of the top 25 blogs in Illinois.
Lately, she enjoys watching videos of tornados and baby eagles being hatched on Facebook. She can be reached at lorraine.swanson@patch.com.
Fall is always a peak time for concerts in Illinois as artists kick off or wind down national tours.

Dozens of homes are expected to participate in Alsip's community-wide garage sales Sept. 12 to Sept. 14.
The mid-year golf outing fundraiser tees off Sept. 26 at Ridge Country Club, featuring 18 holes, cart, golfer gifts, raffles and more.
Explore hundreds of classic cars at Paisan's and Knights of Columbus/St. Germaine Saturday, Sept. 13, and Uncle Bud's Sunday, Sept. 14.
Free health screenings, assessments and information are available at Saint Xavier University's free Community Health Fair Tuesday, Sept. 23.
Meskill and doubles partner Hannah Leanos dominate their opponent from Morton at number-one doubles, 6-1, 6-0.
The Village of Evergreen Park will host an electronics and hazardous waste drop-off Saturday, Sept. 13, at the Evergreen Park Senior Center.
The Oak Lawn Police Department is accepting applications from new and experienced police officers. Applications are due Oct. 17.
"We can’t wait to see where the season takes Gianna. This is only the beginning," Oak Lawn coach said.
Autumn In The Park Festival offers cozy vibes, a parade, music, wine, spirits, art and kids activities Sept. 19 and Sept. 20 in Palos Park.
“This was an extraordinary discovery by one of our students," OLCHS social studies chair Kristen Kuchyt said of letters from World War II.
Chicago firefighters found the woman unresponsive on the floor, who was pronounced at the scene, officials said.
The new court represents the completion of a major campus improvement project at Marist High School, first announced in 2024.
'Ruff Around Blue Island' offers raffles, demos and beverages Saturday, Sept. 13 at Rock Island Public House, benefiting BISDP.
Ald. Derrick Curtis will host a community meeting Wednesday, Sept. 10, at Richard J. Daley College to hear plans for Ford City Mall re-do.
"Charles has taken over as team captain this year and really owned the role," OLCHS head coach Marty Chappetto said.
Officials confirm that no ICE activity took place Monday after an image circulated social media showing U.S. Marshals staging in Crestwood.
A 2-year-old Chatham boy has died after he accidentally shot himself in the face. Chicago police are questioning a person of interest.
Traffic has reopened in Burbank and power restored after a vehicle crashed into a utility pole.
"Operation Angel" targeted the area near 51st and Cicero due to the high number of calls received related to prostitution, CPD says.