Chicago with Robin Thicke, Steve Vai, and more

Chicago, formed in Chicago, IL, became a rock powerhouse with 21 Billboard Top Ten hits from 1970-1990. Renowned for their horn-driven sound, they blended jazz and rock. Hits like "25 or 6 to 4" and "If You Leave Me Now" showcase their range. Key members include Robert Lamm, Lee Loughnane, and James Pankow, with iconic collaborators like Peter Cetera and producer David Foster. Chicago's accolades include a Grammy and induction into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, solidifying their legacy in American rock history.

Robin Thicke, born in LA, is a renowned soul/R&B artist known for "Blurred Lines," which topped Billboard charts. He wrote/produced songs for Michael Jackson, Pink, and Usher, earning multiple gold and platinum albums. His 2013 LP won 4 GRAMMY nods. He’s collaborated with Nicki Minaj and Nas.

Steve Vai, born in Carle Place, NY, is a Grammy-winning guitar virtuoso known for innovative rock compositions. Mentored by Joe Satriani, he gained fame with Frank Zappa, David Lee Roth, and Whitesnake. His best-known work includes "Passion and Warfare" and creating the Ibanez Jem guitar. Noted for unique styles in solo releases, he participated in the G3 tour with Satriani. Vai's iconic collaborations span Alice Cooper, Public Image Ltd., and many others. Beyond music, he cultivates honey at his home.