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Jeremy Zucker’s “Is Nothing Sacred?” tour comes to Chicago

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American singer-songwriter Jeremy Zucker’s “Is Nothing Sacred?” tour has come to The Vic Theatre in Chicago. Kevin Atwater and Tiffany Day opened the concert, followed by Zucker’s 20-song set, with a three-track encore including “not ur friend,” “julia,” and “always, i’ll care.” Zucker closed the main set with “end,” and his final encore ended with his biggest hit, “supercuts.”

 

A person in a white dress shirt holds a microphone and looks up while placing a hand on their chest.

A person in white dress shirt sings into a microphone while playing an acoustic guitar.

A person in white dress shirt looks down towards a microphone while playing an acoustic guitar.

A person in black cardigan sings into a microphone while playing electric guitar.

A person in a black cardigan sings into a microphone while playing an electric guitar.

A silhouette of a person singing into a microphone against a bright, colorful background.

A person in black cardigan sings into a microphone while playing an electric guitar.

A person in a white dress shirt sings into a microphone while playing an acoustic guitar.

A person in a black cardigan sings into a microphone.

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