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Chicago Tribute Bands
Vetted Chicago tribute bands — production-ready, advance-clean, and quote-fast from MZ's booking team.
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Booking Chicago tribute bands
Chicago tribute bands fit the casino showroom, performing-arts center, corporate gala, summer outdoor festival, and luxury wedding calendar — the seven-to-nine-piece horn-driven catalog from Chicago Transit Authority through the 80s ballad era. The differentiator is the horn-section discipline (trumpet / sax / trombone playing the parts as charted, not approximated), plus multiple lead vocalists covering the Cetera and Lamm ranges. Most acts ship self-contained with backline, lights, and the production scale to run dinner-into-dance. MZ is the booking agency on the back end. One booking team handles the hold, the offer, the contract, and the advance — transparent pricing and a fast quote turnaround.
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Chi Town Transit Authority
Tribute to Chicago
New profilePublished Sep 2023
Kenny Cetera's Chicago Experience
Tribute to Chicago
New profilePublished Jun 2019
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Chicago tribute booking FAQ
- What does it cost to book a Chicago tribute band?
- Budgets vary by act profile, production, and venue tier. Strong regional Chicago tributes start in the mid four figures for short corporate sets — the horn-section headcount drives cost. Full nine-piece tributes for casino showrooms, performing-arts centers, and major galas scale up from there. Send the date, the venue, and a target budget and we will come back with two or three Chicago options that fit.
- How far in advance should I book a Chicago tribute?
- Performing-arts center and casino showroom dates often lock 6–12 months ahead. Peak Saturday gala and luxury wedding dates fill 9–12 months out. Weeknight corporate dates inside 60 days are workable on most acts; call us and we will work the calendar.
- Will the tribute play 25 or 6 to 4, Saturday in the Park, and You're the Inspiration?
- Yes — every Chicago tribute on the roster builds the show around the catalog. 25 or 6 to 4, Saturday in the Park, You're the Inspiration, Hard to Say I'm Sorry, If You Leave Me Now, Hard Habit to Break, Beginnings, and Does Anybody Really Know What Time It Is are core. Tell us if your crowd skews the early jazz-rock era or the 80s ballad era.
- Can the act tailor the show to my event?
- Yes. Horn-driven jazz-rock headline production, ballad-heavy gala sets, dinner-into-dance corporate formats, and key adjustments for guest moments are all routine. Tell us the run-of-show and the room.