Coverage of shows attended by our staff and DJs.
By: Mat Shiley In the midst of a frigid Chicago night, fans gathered in the warm arms of Lincoln Hall to hear experimental jazz group Resavoir headline night four of Chicago’s Tomorrow Never Knows music festival. Following exceptional performances from drummer and multi instrumentalist, Luke Titus, and local pop duo […]
Words by Elise McGannon / Photos by Allison Lapinski Meg Duffy’s second Hand Habits record, entitled placeholder, is chock full of raw songs that will make you sad. Listening to it, you can tell Meg is singing about their own experiences, and audiences can relate by visualizing people in their […]
Ah, New Year’s Eve. It’s that magical time when everyone likes to think back on the year and reminisce about all the memories they made, people they met, experiences they had and so on. But this New Year’s Eve, dear reader, this New Year’s Eve is different. It not only […]
By: George Chili and DJ Erik Fire-Toolz is perplexing, indefinable, and brutally creative. One of many creative outlets of Angel Marcloid, Fire-Toolz has had a unique ability to present a breathtaking live experience in a very digital and electronic music soundscape. Her latest album, Field Whispers (Into the Crystal Palace) […]
By Allyson Klein On Friday Nov. 15, the lineup at Liar’s Club was an energetic mix of rock n’ roll and pop musicians consisting of Chicago’s own The Baby Magic, Sugarpulp and The Tomblands – and, out of Nashville, indie pop band Whoa Dakota. Prior to the show, the members […]
Photos and review by Kaylie Plauche The world’s favorite underground party, known as Boiler Room, has returned to Chicago in the form of a partnership with The House of Vans. The last time the live event took place in Chicago was in tribute to Daft Punk. This time around, the […]
There’s a line around the block, 15-20 minutes deep at least. Either they’re giving away free hot dogs, or Angel Olsen is in town. Judging by the giant marquee emblazoned on The Riviera Theatre, it’s the latter. Shuffling in the it’s-too-cold-for-this-time-of-year-climate-change-is-real weather, there’s an air of palpable excitement that warms […]
By Maddie Chaudron The chilly weather in Pilsen didn’t stop crowds from filling Thalia Hall on Wednesday, Nov. 6, to see Brooklyn dream-pop band Crumb perform. The group recently gained recognition due to their 2017 track “Locket” becoming a hit song on Generation Z’s preferred social media app Tik Tok, […]
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