Recap: Frontwoman Fest
We’ve got some new favorite bands.
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We’ve got some new favorite bands.
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Read about Dan Smith’s stance on inventors and Golden Girls, and win free tickets!
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Charles Bradley may be old enough to be my father but he is certainly not the fatherly figure I’m looking for! Bradley’s performance was big enough to fill a stadium! He is the former James Brown impersonator gone funk-filled star that some call the “Doctor of Love!” He is all hip gyrations and bellowing soulful […]
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StarTropics live at Empty Bottle in Chicago on December 3rd, 2013. Photo © Mojdeh Stoakley online pharmacy bactrim no prescription
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It’s easy to think that festivals and arena shows are the only performances where the crowd is obviously giddy with anticipation to see a performer take the stage. As a Chicago native I’ve become accustomed to a scene where fans that care a lot are extraordinarily mellow. I’m guilty-as-charged. I can be stoic with […]
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Chicago rockers Minor Characters have joined forces with Chicago HOPES to present Bright Lights for Bright Kids IV, on April 14, 2012, at Beat Kitchen.
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NORTHPILOT, Color Radio, Minor Characters are playing a show on Friday, December 16, 2011 at Schubas. Be prepared for great Chicago rock.
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Pop ‘stache is proud to announce YAWN as the headliner of the first annual ‘Stache Bash on December 17. Chicago bands Carbon Tigers, Rites, Treehouse also playing.
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On October 27, the Summer of Love gives way to the cool crisp air of All Hallow’s Eve. Pop ‘stache answers with Spookedelic: A Psychedelic Halloween at Wicker Park’s Subterranean.
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On August 3rd, Pop ‘stache had the opportunity to sponsor Nelarusky, an annual benefit concert for the Special Olympics. With the Cold War Kids headlining, it was our biggest show to date and we thank everyone who was able to make it out and support such a great cause. Throughout the night, we took our […]
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You bought your tickets and/or made your plans. You and your friends were psyched to see the show. Then, mysteriously, only a week or two before the show, the concert is cancelled. Refunds available at point of purchase. Find something else to do with that night you had already made plans with your show-going buddies. […]
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March 20, 2009 marked an important day in Jimmy Chamberlin’s music career. It’s the day he announced via a blog post that his Alma mater, The Smashing Pumpkins, “would not further his commitment to music.” Chamberlin was moving in a different direction. A year and a half later and Skysaw’s Great Civilizations was on the […]
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