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Ravinia's 2025 summer schedule released

Ravinia's 2025 summer schedule released

Axios27-03-2025

If you saw the Lolla lineup and didn't recognize most of the names, we have good news and bad news.
The bad? You're old(er) and/or not as cool as you thought.
The good? Ravinia's summer schedule is out and you should know some of the acts AND still be cool.
State of play: Outdoor summer shows start June 7 with Heart and feature more than 100 artists until Aug. 31.
Highlights include:
Grace Jones joins Janelle Monae on June 7.
The unclassifiable "Weird Al" Yankovic brings his tour with Puddles Pity Party June 29.
Rapper Nas makes his Ravinia debut with Chicago Philharmonic on July 2.
Chicago plays on July 5 and another hometown great Earth, Wind and Fire appears on Aug. 7.
Riding her "Wicked" superstar power, Cynthia Erivo performs Aug. 15 with the CSO.
The intrigue: As part of their Breaking Barriers series on July 25 and 26, Food Network star and Julliard-trained musician Molly Yeh co-curates musical works paired with dishes by some great women chefs, including Sarah Grueneberg from Monteverde.
Context: Last month, Ravinia announced a $75 million renovation, including an updated pavilion that will be unveiled in 2026. The entire project will be completed in 2029.

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