Ever since they helped create progressive rock with their 1969 debut, In the Court of the Crimson King, King Crimson has been pushing musical boundaries, fusing elements of jazz, classical, experimental and rock music. In the band’s long history, they’ve had an ever-changing lineup of killer musicians, all under the leadership of trailblazing guitarist Robert Fripp, who has also lent his far-out guitar sounds to the work of David Bowie, Brian Eno, Talking Heads and many others. The group’s most recent release is Heroes: Live In Europe, an EP featuring a tribute to the titular Bowie/Fripp collaboration on its 40th anniversary. But King Crimson has always been a band best experienced live, and now that they’re touring with four drummers, this show promises to be an even greater sonic spectacle than ever before. Don’t miss the unparalleled musicianship of King Crimson live in concert at the Chicago Theatre on June 28th.