Chicago Transit: A Tribute to Chicago
11/9/24 at Sorg Opera House
Box office/Doors 7PM, Show 8PM
Reserved Seating: $30 advance
Premium Seating: $35 advance
Super Premium Seating: $40 advance
Box Seats: $35 each (Must buy all 4 in a box. Includes 1 drink voucher per seat. **Please be aware that lines of sight to some parts of the stage may be partially obstructed by sound equipment.)
Free parking behind the building off of Broad Street and off of First Street.
More info: www.sorgoperahouse.org
Box office/Doors 7PM, Show 8PM
Reserved Seating: $30 advance
Premium Seating: $35 advance
Super Premium Seating: $40 advance
Box Seats: $35 each (Must buy all 4 in a box. Includes 1 drink voucher per seat. **Please be aware that lines of sight to some parts of the stage may be partially obstructed by sound equipment.)
Free parking behind the building off of Broad Street and off of First Street.
More info: www.sorgoperahouse.org
There are a lot of bands doing a tribute to the band Chicago, but back in the early 90s, when Powerhouse decided to put together their Chicago Transit tribute act, they were the first in the world to do so. And they remain today as the longest running Chicago tribute band and the only one to carry four lead vocalists, just as the band Chicago does.
The band’s 5 singers, 4 of which are lead singers, the 3-piece horn section and the intricate horn arrangements of the band’s past trombonist, Dan Elliot, made this show a natural for the band – even getting credit from the band Chicago themselves, back in the 90s.
In twenty-five years, the band, based in Hamilton, Ontario, Canada has performed their show at Festivals, Theatres, Casinos and various other venues from as far east as the Gatineau Hills in Quebec to the USA Midwest – including Chicago, Illinois, itself.
The band, with its 3 piece horn section, four piece rhythm section and four lead vocalists is able to cover all the Chicago material from the early horn-dominant classics like ‘Make Me Smile’, ’25 or 6 to 4’ and ‘Saturday in the Park’ to the later, softer, keyboard-oriented ballads like ‘If You Leave Me Now’.
If you like Chicago, you’ll love Chicago Transit!
The band’s 5 singers, 4 of which are lead singers, the 3-piece horn section and the intricate horn arrangements of the band’s past trombonist, Dan Elliot, made this show a natural for the band – even getting credit from the band Chicago themselves, back in the 90s.
In twenty-five years, the band, based in Hamilton, Ontario, Canada has performed their show at Festivals, Theatres, Casinos and various other venues from as far east as the Gatineau Hills in Quebec to the USA Midwest – including Chicago, Illinois, itself.
The band, with its 3 piece horn section, four piece rhythm section and four lead vocalists is able to cover all the Chicago material from the early horn-dominant classics like ‘Make Me Smile’, ’25 or 6 to 4’ and ‘Saturday in the Park’ to the later, softer, keyboard-oriented ballads like ‘If You Leave Me Now’.
If you like Chicago, you’ll love Chicago Transit!