Fast Fact: Chicago-based band Attack The Sound will perform at 5:30 p.m. on Thursday, July 16, ahead of the Chicago Fire FC vs. Vancouver Whitecaps match at Soldier Field.
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Attack The Sound Set to Bring Chi-Pop to Soldier Field Ahead of Chicago Fire Match
Chicago’s music scene will be front and center at Soldier Field this week.
On Thursday, July 16, at 5:30 p.m., Chicago-based band Attack The Sound will perform a special pre-match set ahead of the Chicago Fire FC vs. Vancouver Whitecaps match.
The group will bring its signature “Chi-Pop” sound to fans gathering inside Soldier Field before kickoff. The performance will take place in the stadium’s foyer, giving soccer fans and music lovers an opportunity to experience one of Chicago’s most unique live acts before the action moves onto the field.
A Sound Rooted in Chicago
Formed in Chicago, Attack The Sound, also known as ATS, has created its own lane with a self-defined genre called “Chi-Pop.”
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The band’s sound blends indie soul, alternative pop, gospel influences, jazz musicianship, blues grit and live-band energy, all rooted in Chicago culture and storytelling.
Known for electrifying live performances and emotionally driven songwriting, Attack The Sound has performed internationally at North by Northeast, also known as NXNE. The group has also appeared on Windy City Live and WGN’s People to People.
Throughout its journey, the band has collaborated with artists and musicians including Taylor Bennett, Bianca Shaw, acclaimed guitarist Isaiah Sharkey and indie soul band JC Brooks.
Attack The Sound Highlights Latest Single, “Let It Out”
The Soldier Field performance also comes as Attack The Sound continues to promote its latest single, “Let It Out.”
Driven by playful back-and-forth vocals between Davo Sounds and Lo Keyz, the record explores the moments when confidence slips, emotions surface and chemistry becomes impossible to ignore.
Smooth melodies, hypnotic grooves and intimate lyricism create a song that feels equally at home during a late-night drive, a rooftop conversation or the climax of a romantic film scene.
With “Let It Out,” Attack The Sound leans deeper into cinematic storytelling and playful chemistry while continuing to define the evolving sound of Chi-Pop.
With another major hometown performance on the way, Attack The Sound continues to show why the group is one of Chicago’s most exciting independent bands and why the sound of Chi-Pop is worth paying attention to.