Chicago's horn-driven catalog gets the full tribute treatment at Chrome Showroom, where a band of seasoned road musicians—guys who've logged time on stages with Foreigner, Asia, Ted Nugent, and Barry Manilow—dig into the brass-heavy songbook that made the band a radio staple for decades. Expect the horn section to carry serious weight here, punching through renditions of "Saturday in the Park," "25 or 6 to 4," "Color My World," "Does Anybody Really Know What Time It Is," and "Beginnings," all backed by a multimedia production that leans into the visual side of the show.

Beyond the Chicago hits, the band stretches into a bonus set covering other horn-forward classics from Steely Dan, The Blues Brothers, and Blood, Sweat & Tears, rounding out the night with a broader look at the era's brass-and-rock sound. It's a show built for people who grew up with these songs on FM radio and want to hear that horn section hit the same notes live.