Chicago and February aren’t often associated with great concerts, but this year feels different.
Chicago and February aren’t often associated with great concerts. Most artists keep a low profile until spring, ceding stages to locals and relatively unknown up-and-comers. This year feels different.
Bruce Dickinson remains best known as the leather-lunged lead vocalist for metal heroes Iron Maiden. But the modern Renaissance man also happens to be a commercial airline pilot, award-winning fencer, brewmaster and author. At this spoken-word appearance in support of his “What Does This Button Do?: An Autobiography” memoir, the British singer will spend the first part of the evening sharing stories before spending the second half answering no-holds-barred questions from fans.
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