40 Fingers brings its signature blend of guitar craftsmanship to Myron's Cabaret Jazz, an intimate room where every pluck and strum carries through the room's natural acoustics. This Italian quartet has built a devoted international following, racking up hundreds of millions of views online for their four-guitar arrangements that transform familiar rock anthems, pop hits and film scores into something new. Watching four guitarists work in tandem, trading melody and rhythm across sixteen strings, makes for a show that's as visually engaging as it is musically rich.

The setting at Myron's, with its round tables and views of Symphony Park, suits this kind of close-up musicianship well. There's no big stage production here, just skilled musicianship on display at a distance where you can actually see fingers moving across frets, which feels fitting for a group whose name is a nod to exactly that kind of detail-oriented playing.