Seen by over 800,000 people worldwide, Let It Be is a spectacular concert experience recreating the Fab Four’s entire career, from their humble beginnings in Liverpool’s Cavern Club to their meteoric rise to superstardom through their later studio masterpieces. You’ll hear over 40 of The Beatles’ greatest hits — from early tracks including “Twist and Shout,” “She Loves You” and “Drive My Car” to global smashes like “Yesterday,” “Hey Jude” and “Let It Be” — and dozens more just as John, Paul, George and Ringo played them. Grab tickets for less for the April 2 performance at the Rosemont Theatre with this Goldstar offer.

Introducing 20 Pop! Goldstar’s latest promotional craze where they highlight premium tickets at $20 a pop!

Goldstar has added two additional weeks of tickets to the Drury Lane’s production of Bye Bye Birdie – now available through February 21st.

In this Tony-winning favorite, superstar “Conrad Birdie” (the musical’s hip-thrusting stand-in for Elvis) arrives in Sweet Apple, Ohio to give a lucky girl “one last kiss” before his induction into the Army. Set in a bygone world of soda fountains, screaming fans and Ed Sullivan, the nostalgic Bye Bye Birdie overflows with comedy, romance, dance numbers and songs like “Put on a Happy Face,” “A Lot of Livin’ To Do” and “The Telephone Hour.” Now Drury Lane Theatre rock ‘n’ rolls out this high-energy production from the writer of Hello, Dolly! and 42nd Street.  Tickets start at $22.50 (plus service fee) with performance dates through February 21st.

Goldstar has Lincoln Park Zoo Tickets for $10 with Discounted Parking available for Monday through Friday dates through March 31st.  Usual parking charge is $20 for anything over 30 minutes.

Founded in 1868, Lincoln Park Zoo is a world-class zoological institution nestled in the heart of Chicago’s historic Lincoln Park district. The zoo offers free admission to provide entertainment and education for visitors of all ages. In addition to architectural treasures and award-winning, progressively designed animal habitats, Lincoln Park Zoo is also a conservation haven, operating one of the country’s largest zoo-based conservation and science programs. Purchasing a ticket through Goldstar gets you discounted parking at the zoo on weekdays.

Free tickets, anyone? Hop aboard the Comp Train, Goldstar’s popular two-day promotion that features complimentary tickets to tons of fun events throughout the country. For just 48 hours, Goldstar will be offering thousands of free tickets to live theater, concerts, dance, comedy and more. All you pay is a tiny service fee (the amount varies depending on the event, but it’s usually just a couple bucks), so tit’s a great way to discover new events in your area.

In this Tony-winning favorite, superstar “Conrad Birdie” (the musical’s hip-thrusting stand-in for Elvis) arrives in Sweet Apple, Ohio to give a lucky girl “one last kiss” before his induction into the Army. Set in a bygone world of soda fountains, screaming fans and Ed Sullivan, the nostalgic Bye Bye Birdie overflows with comedy, romance, dance numbers and songs like “Put on a Happy Face,” “A Lot of Livin’ To Do” and “The Telephone Hour.” Now Drury Lane Theatre rock ‘n’ rolls out this high-energy production from the writer of Hello, Dolly! and 42nd Street.  Tickets start at $22.50 (plus service fee) with performance dates through February 7th.

Lyric Opera Four-Show Package: Verdi, Strauss, Gounod, and Rodgers & Hammerstein is available on Goldstar, with packages starting at only $99.  You’ll get to see four shows for the price of three, including Nabucco, Der Rosenkavalier, Romeo and Juliet, and The King and I. Verdi’s Nabucco tells the story of King Nebuchadnezzar, a tale of divine punishment and salvation. With some of the greatest choral music ever written, this is the opera that made Verdi a star. Richard Strauss’ sumptuous Der Rosenkavalier, a simultaneously hilarious and poignant look at love, features more than 100 musicians performing the piece’s famous waltzes, topped off with some ravishing performances. Charles Gounod captures all the passion of Romeo and Juliet with his soaring opera known for its iconic love duets. Finally, one of Broadway’s all-time classics, Rodgers and Hammerstein’s The King and I comes to the Civic Opera House in the spectacular 2014 production from Theatre du Chatelet in Paris that sent “critics searching for superlatives” (The New York Times).

In this Tony-winning favorite, superstar “Conrad Birdie” (the musical’s hip-thrusting stand-in for Elvis) arrives in Sweet Apple, Ohio to give a lucky girl “one last kiss” before his induction into the Army. Set in a bygone world of soda fountains, screaming fans and Ed Sullivan, the nostalgic Bye Bye Birdie overflows with comedy, romance, dance numbers and songs like “Put on a Happy Face,” “A Lot of Livin’ To Do” and “The Telephone Hour.” Now Drury Lane Theatre rock ‘n’ rolls out this high-energy production from the writer of Hello, Dolly! and 42nd Street.  Tickets start at $22.50 (plus service fee) for January performances.

Whether you’re remodeling your kitchen or putting on an addition, the cost of improving your home can add up fast. To make sure you get the most bang for your buck while turning your house into your dream home, there’s Ideal Home Show Chicago at Navy Pier. Browse tons of vendors offering innovative home products, flooring, cabinetry, décor and more. Attend how-to demonstrations and learn from celebrity experts like landscaper Ahmed Hassan from TV’s Yard Crashers. Plus, you can meet with fine art, wine and cooking experts, have fun in the Kids Zone, enter raffles and much more.   Goldstar has added additional comp tickets for the January 29th-31st weekend show.

The entertainment phenomenon known as the Blue Man Group is better than ever in this updated show featuring all-new material at Chicago’s Briar Street Theatre. You’ll find the famous blue bald guys interacting with “GiPads,” taking a humorous look at contemporary forms of communication, and performing a pulsating new finale set to an original music score. Audiences of all ages worldwide have experienced and loved Blue Man Group, a wildly imaginative stage show that cleverly combines comedy, art and science with fabulous visual effects and Grammy-nominated music.  Tickets prices start at $35.58 ($69 full price) for dates through February 18.