5 Things to Know About Chicago, the Band Behind 'Look Away'

Chicago is the American rock band that performs “Look Away.” The song was released in 1988 on their album Chicago 19.

The band is known for blending rock with horn-driven arrangements. This signature sound sets them apart from many other rock groups of their era.

“Look Away” became one of their biggest hits. It reached number one on the Billboard Hot 100 chart.

The song features lead vocals by bassist Jason Scheff. He joined the band in 1985, replacing original member Peter Cetera.

Chicago originally formed in 1967 in the city they are named after. Their early work was more progressive and jazz-influenced than their later pop hits.