The Ides of March are a classic rock and horn-driven powerhouse best known for their timeless hit “Vehicle,” a song that became one of the defining anthems of the 1970s. Formed in Berwyn, Illinois, the band carved out a distinctive sound that fused rock, soul, and jazz elements with bold brass arrangements and rich harmonies. Led by singer-songwriter Jim Peterik, who would later co-found Survivor, The Ides of March built their legacy on tight musicianship and infectious energy.
Renowned for their electrifying live performances, the band has shared stages with legends like Led Zeppelin, Janis Joplin, and the Allman Brothers Band, thrilling audiences across arenas and festivals with their signature blend of melody and groove. Their shows combine the nostalgia of classic rock with the vitality of a band still passionate about their craft.
Decades after their debut, The Ides of March continue to tour and record, celebrating a career that has solidified their place as one of America’s most enduring and dynamic rock bands.
