The Record Company at the Park West in Chicago 2024

9 Feb, 2024 John Kosiewicz Blues, Concert Reviews, Rock

The Record Company - Photo credit: John Kosiewicz

The Record Company

On February 9, 2024, The Record Company brought “Roll With It” tour to the sold-out Park West in Chicago. They delivered an unforgettable night of blues-infused rock and roll. Just before the headliners took over, opening artist Jesse Ahern warmed up the crowd with his soulful tunes and infectious energy.

Jesse Ahern

Jesse Ahern set the stage with his captivating performance, showcasing his talent as both a singer and a guitarist. His smooth vocals and heartfelt lyrics drew the audience in, setting the perfect tone for the evening ahead. His set focused on songs off his most recent album, Roots Rock Rebel, “Pray”, “Daughter and Son”, and “The Older I Get”, just to call out a few. He ended the show saying to the audience, “If no one’s told you they love you today… I love you. And there’s nothing you can do about it” and went into “Highway of Life”.

The Show

As the anticipation filled the air, The Record Company burst onto the stage, kicking off their set with “Feels So Good” and instantly captivating the crowd. With their raw energy and electrifying stage presence, the three-piece band delivered a powerhouse performance that had everyone on their feet from start to finish.

Throughout the night, The Record Company treated fans to a mix of old favorites and new hits, including “Rita Mae Young,” “Life to Fix,” and “Turn Me Loose.” The highlight of the evening came during the encore, with a high-energy rendition of the Beastie Boys’ classic “So What’cha Want” followed by the uplifting anthem “I’m Getting Better (and I’m Feeling It Right Now).”

Wrap-up

From start to finish, The Record Company’s performance was nothing short of spectacular. With their infectious melodies, soulful lyrics, and irresistible charm, they proved why they’ve been on the bucket list of music lovers for years. If you have the chance to catch them live, don’t hesitate. It’s an experience you won’t soon forget.