The hottest tickets in the city.
***=Josh Terry’s recommended shows.
On sale noon Wednesday
Living Colour, Wednesday, Dec. 30 ($45-$65, all ages) at City Winery.
***Hot Chip (DJ Set), Saturday, Jan. 2 ($20-$25, 21+) at Smart Bar.
Judy Collins, Ari Hest, Thursday, Feb. 4, Friday, Feb. 5 ($55-$75, all ages) at City Winery.
King Britt, Friday, Jan. 1 ($8.99-$15, 21+) at Smart Bar.
Pokey LaFarge, Sunday, Jan. 3 ($26-$32, all ages) at City Winery.
Sons of the Never Wrong, Sunday, Jan. 24 ($15-$20, all ages) at City Winery.
On sale 10 a.m. Friday
***Dropkick Murphys, Friday, Feb. 19 ($32.50, all ages) at Aragon Ballroom.
On sale 10 a.m. Monday
***Earth, Wind and Fire, Friday, April 1 ($39.50-$125, all ages) at United Center.
On sale now
American Opera, Thursday, Jan. 7 ($8-$10, 17+) at Beat Kitchen.
Anna Nalick, Thursday, Jan. 13 ($17-$32, all ages) at Space.
Darlingside, Sunday, Jan. 31 ($15-$28, all ages) at Space.
***El Ten Eleven, Thursday, Dec. 31 ($25, 21+) at Subterranean.
***The Future Laureates, Friday, Dec. 18 ($10, 17+) at Bottom Lounge.
Jason Aldean, Thomas Rhett, Thursday, Jan. 14 ($31.75-$61.75, all ages) at iWireless Center.
***Knuckle Puck, Sunday, Dec. 27 ($15-$18, all ages) at Beat Kitchen.
Martin Sexton, Thursday, Jan. 28 ($32-$68, all ages) at Space.
***Porches, Alex G, Your Friend, Saturday, April 9 ($15-$17, all ages) at Bottom Lounge.
***Sneezy, Friday, Feb. 5 ($12-$15, 18+) at Metro.
Stephen Kellogg, Monday, Feb. 22 ($20-$38, all ages) at Space.
Tedeschi Trucks Band, Friday, Jan. 22, Saturday, Jan. 23 ($29-$125, all ages) at Chicago Theatre.
Tim Reynolds, Friday, Jan. 16 ($22-$38, all ages) at Space.
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