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The Story So Far announce tour with Movements, Citizen and Turnover

California based pop-punk legends, The Story So Far have listened to the Twitter and pop-punk gods and announced a tour with Movements, Citizen and Turnover this coming fall. It has finally be announced, after half of Twitter’s entire population tweeted to the band demanding a full North American tour.

The tour begins on November 2nd in Portland, OR and concludes with a sold out show on December 1st at Los Angeles’ Palladium venue. The tour also includes stops in New York, Philadelphia, Chicago and Atlanta. You can check out the full list of tour dates below:

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Their shows are a lot of fun to watch. With the band already on stage and starting the first song, “Mexico”, they have a laid-back demeanor but also are filled with a lot of energy resulting in a lot of jumping in place. For the entire set, you can see how much fun they are having just by the way they let the music take over, making them move all around the stage as they play their instruments. Everyone in the crowd has just as much fun, mainly because you can’t stop yourself from head bobbing or jumping up and down to the music. They are really engaging with the crowd as well, getting them to wave their arms, or to move along with them. It is really like watching getting to watch a giant jam session with a ton of people instead of a staged show.

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A pair of megan thee stallion concerts, the return of the “beetlejuice” musical and an exhibit of chicago protest art are among the entertainment highlights of the week ahead..

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Jackalope Theatre presents “The Singularity Play,” Jay Stull’s existential comedy/sci-fi horror story about a theater troupe that gathers to rehearse a new play written by an advanced AI named “Denise.” Artistic director Kaiser Ahmed says the show will “transport audiences to the edges of their imagination.” Georgette Verdin directs. From May 19-June 22 at Berger Park, 6205 N. Sheridan. Tickets: $15-$35. Visit jackalopetheatre.org .

Stephanie Mattos stars in “The Prodigal Daughter.”

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“The Prodigal Daughter” is the final installment of Joshua Allen’s Grand Boulevard Trilogy, three plays about Black families in Chicago in the early 20th century with each story set on a different floor of a South Side apartment building. In the final play, Virginia Bass (Stephanie Mattos), a successful saleswoman, pays her hometown a visit, which leaves her wondering if you truly can go home again. Jerrell L. Henderson directs. From May 16-June 23 at Raven Theatre, 6157 N. Clark. Tickets: $35-$45. Visit raventheatre.com .

Isabella Esler and Justin Collette in “Beetlejuice.”

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“Beetlejuice: The Musical” is an adaptation of Tim Burton’s film about an unusual teenager whose life changes when she moves with her family into a house haunted by a dead couple and a double-crossing demon. From May 21-26 at Nederlander Theatre, 24 W. Randolph. Tickets: $49+. broadwayinchicago.com .

The concert experience “Rain: A Tribute to the Beatles” celebrates the timeless music of the Fab Four with performances of favorite hits for fans old and new. At 7:30 p.m. May 17, 2 and 7:30 p.m. May 18 at CIBC Theatre, 18 W. Monroe. Tickets: $41+. Visit broadwayinchicago.com .

Pop Up! Productions presents Tom Kitt and Brian Yorkey’s musical “Next to Normal,” which explores how one suburban household copes with crisis and mental illness. Director Hershey Kaur Suri reimagines the story through the lens of a South Asian family living in the Chicago suburbs. From May 17-26 at South Asia Institute, 1925 S. Michigan. Tickets: $35-$55. Visit saichicago.org .

First Floor Theatre stages Brynne Frauenhoffer’s “Pro-Am,” a drama set in Miami’s professional-amateur porn scene where a rising star and a driven trans performer are determined to change things. Rebecca Willingham directs. From May 16-June 15 at The Den Theatre, 1331 N. Milwaukee. Tickets: $5-$35. Visit firstfloortheatre.com .

The Conspirators present “Viva la Mort,” Sid Feldman’s musical about an aging pop icon who returns to her hometown and to her just-as-aging ex. Wm. Bullion directs. From May 16-June 9 at Otherworld Theatre, 3914 N. Clark. Tickets: $25. Visit conspirewithus.org .

Three Crows Theatre presents “The Danish Play,” Sonny Mills’ account of their great-aunt’s true story of resistance and survival during World War II and in the years after. Kirstin Franklin directs. From May 16-June 16 at Raven Theatre, 6157 N. Clark. Tickets: Free-$50. Visit raventheatre.com .

A group of scouts on their way to the renowned Philmont Camp encounter a disaster and only they can save themselves in “Tiny Fascists: A Boy Scout Musical.” Mick Napier directs. From May 17-June 28 at The Annoyance Theater, 851 W. Belmont. Tickets: $20. Visit theannoyance.com .

Magician David Williamson presents his new act “Ridiculous!,” a blend of mind-bending illusions, comedy and a dash of anarchy. From May 16-June 30 at The Rhapsody Theater, 1328 W. Morse. Tickets: $20+. Visit rhapsodytheater.com .

Hubbard Street Dance Chicago performs “Echoes of Our Ancestors.”

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Hubbard Street Dance ends its season with performances of Johan Inger’s “IMPASSE” (a company premiere), Aszure Barton’s “A Duo,” Kyle Abraham’s “Show Pony” and Maria Torres’ “Echoes of Our Ancestors.” From May 17-19 at Harris Theater, 205 E. Randolph. Tickets: $15-$110. Visit hubbardstreetdance.com .

Cerqua Rivera Dance Theatre, a multicultural collective of artists, celebrates its 25th season with a program featuring Wilfredo Rivera and Joe Cerqua’s “American Catracho,” Katlin Bourgeois and James Sanders’ “From Here to Home,” Rivera’s “Lagrimas Negras,” Bourgeois’ “Tether,” Shannon Alvis’ “The Sea” and Michelle Manzanales’ “The Island.” At 7:30 p.m. May 17-18 and 3 p.m. May 19 at Ruth Page Center for the Arts, 1016 N. Dearborn. Tickets: $40-$60. Visit cerquarivera.org .

Megan Thee Stallion brings her Hot Girl Summer Tour to town for two explosive nights of rap. Her most recent album, “Traumazine,” was released in 2022, but in recent months she’s dropped the new singles “Cobra,” “Not My Fault” and “Hiss,” which are sure to be performed on this, her first headlining arena tour. Memphis-born rapper GloRilla opens at 7 p.m. May 17, 19 at United Center, 1901 W. Madison. Tickets: $55+. Visit ticketmaster.com .

Don Was is bringing his new band to Evanston’s Space.

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Grammy-winning musician, producer, composer and Blue Note Records president Don Was introduces his new group The Pan-Detroit Ensemble, which is made up of jazz musicians from his hometown. They’ll perform a mix of new originals; interpretations of songs written by artists like Yusef Lateef, Olu Dara and Henry Threadgill, and updated cuts from albums that Don recorded with his Orquestra Was and Was (Not Was). At 7 and 9:30 p.m. May 22 at Space, 1245 Chicago, Evanston. Tickets: $35-$45. Visit evanstonspace.com .

Ann and Nancy Wilson, the sisters who front the legendary rock band Heart, had a falling-out and haven’t performed together since 2019. But they have since reconciled and are on the road for what promises to their usual thrilling live show filled with classic tunes. At 8 p.m. May 17 at Allstate Arena, 6920 N. Mannheim. Tickets: $35+. Visit ticketmaster.com .

The Decemberists are coming to the Salt Shed.

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The Decemberists offer a preview of new songs on their album “As It Ever Was, So It Will Be Again,” due out June 14. The bandmates’ ninth studio effort is a double album split into “four thematic sides of hyperliterate folk-rock that is their most empathetic and accessible music to date.” At 7:30 p.m. May 21 at The Salt Shed, 1357 N. Elston. Tickets: $85+. Visit ticketmaster.com .

Step into the 1970s underground music scene as actress-singer Bethany Thomas embodies the many identities of the iconic Lou Reed when, backed by a six-piece band, she offers her take on his seminal rock album “Transformer.” At 8:30 p.m. May 22-24 at Constellation, 3111 N. Western. Tickets: $35, livestream $5. Visit constellation-chicago.com .

Katie Pruitt will perform at Thalia Hall.

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Singer-songwriter Katie Pruitt tours behind her new album, “Mantras,” which showcases her “soulful powerhouse of a voice.” At 8 p.m. May 17 at Thalia Hall, 1807 S. Allport. Tickets: $22-$32. Visit thaliahallchicago.com .

Milwaukee Metalfest features more than 70 bands from around the world. From May 16-19 at The Rave/Eagles Club, 2401 W. Wisconsin, Milwaukee. Tickets: $79-$119. Visit milwaukeemetalfestival.com .

“Welcome Home” (“Bienvenido a Casa”), a linocut by Carlos Cortez, is part of “Designing for Change.”

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“Designing for Change: Chicago Protest Art in the 1960s-70s” takes visitors back to a pivotal time in local and U.S. history via posters, fliers, signs, banners, newspapers, magazines and books. Also featured are period photography, first-person interviews and works by a new generation of “artivisits” who are carrying on the city’s legacy of protest art. From May 18-May 4, 2025, at Chicago History Museum, 1601 N. Clark. Admission: $17, $19, Illinois residents 18 and under free. Visit chicagohistory.org .

“What Is Seen and Unseen: Mapping South Asian American Art in Chicago” is the first comprehensive exhibition to map and disseminate the history of South Asian art and artists in Chicago. Included are an archival exhibit of more than 125 years of cultural history and an exhibit of works by eight contemporary artists. From May 18-Oct. 26 at South Asia Institute, 1925 S. Michigan. Admission: $10. Visit saichicago.org .

Izaac Wang in “Didi,” which opens the Asian American Showcase.

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Asian American Showcase, a series featuring new work by emerging filmmakers, opens with Sean Wang’s Sundance hit “Didi,” the story of an impressionable 13-year-old Taiwanese American boy who learns what his family can’t teach him: how to skate, how to flirt and how to love your mom. Also featured are Kenji Tsukamoto’s “Ashima,” Fawzia Mirza’s “The Queen of My Dreams,” So Young Shelly Yo’s “Smoking Tigers” and several programs of short films. From May 17-23 at Gene Siskel Film Center, 164 N. State. Tickets: $13, $30 for five films. Visit siskelfilmcenter.org .

Chocolate Fest is Long Grove’s annual salute to everything chocolate including foods, drinks and chocolate experiences such as pairings with wine and candy-making demonstrations. Plus music and children’s activities. From noon-11 p.m. May 17, 10 a.m.-11 p.m. May 18 and 10 a.m.-6 p.m. May 19 in downtown Long Grove, 145 Old McHenry Rd. Admission is free. Visit longgrove.org .

The summer festival/art fair season gets underway with the Lincoln Roscoe Art & Craft Fair, which features a wide array of artists and their wares, painting classes, music, food, children’s activities and more. From 10 a.m.-7 p.m. May 18 and 10 a.m.-5 p.m. May 19 on Lincoln from School to Roscoe. Admission is free. Visit amdurproductions.com .

The stars of “Dinos Alive” are life-sized and animatronic.

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For a prehistoric adventure, check out “Dinos Alive,” an immersive experience where you’ll meet more than 80 life-sized, moving animatronic dinosaurs in their natural Jurassic habitat. Opens May 21 at Exhibition Hub Art Center, 2367 W. Logan Blvd. Tickets: $20.90. Visit dinosaliveexhibit.com/chicago/ .

Spring Fun Fest invites families to enjoy outdoor activities including bounce houses, balloon sculptors, face painting, a petting zoo and music by Jeanie B. and the Jelly Beans. From 1-5 p.m. May 19 at Parkway Bank Park, 5501 Park Place, Rosemont. Visit rosemont.com/thepark/ .

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Movement Festival 2023 Announces Phase 1 Lineup: See Who’s Playing

The festival returns to Detroit's Hart Plaza Memorial Day weekend.

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Movement is produced by Detroit-based Paxahau, which launched in 1998 as an underground party promoter. The dance -focused company has produced Movement for the past 17 years, helping it gain global renown as one of the world’s premiere techno festivals.

“It was truly joyful to be back in the city for the many of us who fell in love with Detroit through Movement and its music,” Billboard contributor Ana Monroy Yglesias said of the festival last year. “The event also marked a triumphant family reunion for the techno all-stars and superfans who call Detroit home. Altogether, it was a stellar three days of techno, house, hip-hop, love, connection, positive vibes and dancing, and a much-needed respite from the pain of current events.”

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CHIRP Music Film Festival: Binge on concert films and music documentaries as the CHIRP Music Film Festival takes up residence in Lincoln Square’s Davis Theater. It kicks off Friday with a screening of “Melomaniac,” a film about Aadam Jacobs, who recorded tens of thousands of Chicago concert sets. Jacobs will play snippets of his collection following the film. Other screenings will feature Joan Baez, Grace Jones and Little Richard as well as films about backup singers, early ’80s punk and new wave, and the history of Chicago house and hip hop music. May 17-19 at the Davis Theater, 4614 N. Lincoln Ave.; tickets $14-$55 at eventbrite.com

Chicago Jazz String Summit: Founded 10 years ago by cellist and composer Tomeka Reid, the summit will pay honor to violinist Regina Carter and celebrate the contributions of other string artists to jazz. Performers will include cellists Dorothy Carlos and Janel Leppin, DoYeon Kim on the gayageum, and Yacouba Sissoko on the kora. May 17-19 at various venues; tickets $15-$20 each night; more information at chicagojazzstringsummit.com

Holly Humberstone: The British singer-songwriter tours with her debut album, “Paint My Bedroom Black.” Humberstone opened for Olivia Rodrigo during several stops of the Sour tour, and it’s not hard to see why. Swifties and Livies take note. 7:30 p.m. May 17 at The Vic, 3145 N. Sheffield Ave.; tickets $100 at hollyhumberstone.com

“Ridiculous!”: Magician and sleight-of-hand artist David Williamson considers the meaning of the word “ridiculous” in a new one-man stand in Rogers Park’s intimate Rhapsody Theater. Through June 30 at the Rhapsody Theater, 1328 W. Morse Ave.; tickets $30-$75 at davidwilliamson.com

Millennium Park Summer Workouts: Summer comes early to Millennium Park, as weekly Saturday workouts kick off this week. Take your choice of pilates, yoga, cardio kickboxing or Zumba. Bring your own mat and soak up the skyline. 8 a.m. to 11:45 a.m. May 18 to Aug. 31 on the Millennium Park Great Lawn, 201 E. Randolph St.; free; more information at www.chicago.gov

Renegade Craft Fair: Head to Andersonville to browse the booths of more than 250 artisans and artists. Can’t make it to the craft show’s spring installment? It’s due to pop up in other areas of the city in July, September and November. 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. May 18-19 on Clark Street between West Bryn Mawr and West Edgewater Avenue; more information at renegadecraft.com

“Mortified Live — Summer Vacation”: Ready to cringe? For more than 20 years, “Mortified” has been offering comedy and catharsis as average folks share embarrassing snippets from their childhoods — diary entries, notes, poems, videos and more — to illuminate life stories. 8 p.m. May 18 at the Studebaker Theater, 410 S. Michigan Ave.; tickets $39.50 at getmortified.com

American Writers Festival: With about 75 authors, the second installment of the American Writers Festival promises to pack a whole gamut of literature into the afternoon of May 19. The lineup includes novelists Lydia Millet and Michael Zapata; historians Kevin Boyle and Harold Holzer, literary critic Marie Arana; journalist Mark Bowden; comedian Jamie Loftus;  and young-adult novelists Samira Ahmed and Claire Legrand. Free panel discussions will be conducted alongside writing workshops, literary crafts and book signings. 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. May 19 at Harold Washington Library Center, 400 S. State St.; free; information at americanwritersmuseum.org

Henry Crown Space Center reopens: A SpaceX Dragon and a biofeedback belt worn by astronaut Mae Jemison will go on display as part of the newly renovated Henry Crown Space Center at the (recently rechristened) Griffin Museum of Science and Industry. Jemison, who was raised in Chicago, was the first Black woman astronaut in space. The Dragon spacecraft, which was briefly on display after MSI acquired it in 2022, ferried cargo to the International Space Station in 2017 and 2019. The Henry Crown Space Center first opened in 1986 and showcases the Apollo 8 Command Module and the Mercury Aurora 7 Capsule. 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. daily beginning May 19 at the Griffin Museum of Science and Industry, 5700 S. DuSable Lake Shore Drive; tickets $14.95-$25.95 at msichicago.org

Heart: The Rock & Roll Hall of Famers arrive in Rosemont with Cheap Trick on their 2024 Royal Flush World Tour. 8 p.m. May 17 at the Allstate Arena, 6920 N. Mannheim Road, Rosemont; tickets from $35 at www.ticketmaster.com

Megan Thee Stallion: She’s playing two nights in Chicago on her Hot Girl Summer Tour with guest GloRilla. 8 p.m. May 17 and 19 at the United Center, 1901 W. Madison St.; tickets from $75.50 at www.unitedcenter.com

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