Feb. 8—"Brass Transit: Music of Chicago" will play at Indiana State University as part of its Performing Arts Series. The show is set for 7:30 p.m. Feb. 13 in Tilson Auditorium with a pre-show event ...

Unlock access to every one of the hundreds of articles published daily on BroadwayWorld by logging in with one click. With some of Canada's most in-demand musicians, Brass Transit celebrates the ...

The Grand Opera House opens another new season, starting with Brass Transit on Saturday, Sept. 26, at 2 and 7:30 p.m. Brass Transit is a Chicago tribute band from Toronto that performs many of Chicago ...

Brass Transit will bring the iconic hits of Chicago to the Suncoast Showroom March 11 and 12. Brass Transit was founded in 2008, bringing together eight talented Canadian musicians to pay tribute to ...

As assistant conductor, Thomas Fortner, likes to let the musicians let their hair down every now and then and get their groove on. They’ll be doing just that this Saturday with the powerful sound of ...

It was just four years ago when Tony Carlucci got the idea to recreate the music of Chicago with some of his favorite brass musicians and singers - just for fun. "I decided to put a one-time thing ...

Tony Carlucci doesn’t feel any extra pressure performing the songs of Chicago in Chicago’s backyard. Brass Transit is Toronto’s tribute to the legendary 1970s horn-rock band. The group appears at 7:30 ...

WHO ARE THEY: Brass Transit is a Chicago tribute band from Toronto, consisting of Neil Donnell on lead vocals, Tony Carlucci on trumpet, Don Breithaupt on keyboards and backing vocals, Paul Delong on ...

Brass Transit will pay tribute to America’s legendary horn band, Chicago, in a show Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at the Alberta Bair Theater. Tickets are $21 to $31 and can be purchased by calling 256-6052 ...

And there have been so many since Chicago broke onto the scene in 1967 — 38 million records sold, 22 gold, 18 platinium, eight multi-platinum, five No. 1 albums and 21 Top 10 singles. Today, few bands ...

Wow, it was so cool, the Long Beach Symphony playing the music of the band Chicago at last Saturday’s POPS concert. I had gone to a previous rock-band-backed-by-symphony-orchestra LBSO presented last ...