Veronica Falls at The Empty Bottle on Feb. 16, 2012
The throngs of head-bobbing and dancing indie pop aficionados were not disappointed by Veronica Falls’ coy and tuneful brand of guitar driven rock.
Read MoreThe throngs of head-bobbing and dancing indie pop aficionados were not disappointed by Veronica Falls’ coy and tuneful brand of guitar driven rock.
Read MoreAt Lincoln Hall Friday night, headliner Sharon Van Etten takes her guitar and begins to strum, opening with a song that encapsulates feelings of warmth and painful nostalgia: “You’re the reason why I’ll move to the city/You’re why I’ll need to leave.”
Read MoreWith as many arms flying and balls in the air as the cover of 2011’s Confetti illustrates, the group had a way of getting carried away in each song while keeping the sound firmly grounded.
Read MoreAt a last minute request, the band drove to Chicago to play at the Empty Bottle on Wednesday night to open for local artist Gypsy Blood.
Read MoreIt is the last thing any Neutral Milk Hotel fan expected to happen. But, surprisingly, it did.
Read MoreThe band’s second album recently had its first birthday, so the guys closed their tour with the best celebration a Chicago outfit can dream up—a sold out homecoming at Metro.
Read MoreIf McCombs oozes cool from his pores on record, it fairly pours from all of his orifices live.
Read MoreIn a jam packed show at the UIC Pavilion—the band’s biggest show in Chicago yet—on Jan. 27 the crowd not only heard Rise Against’s tried and true testimonies about humanity in its music.
Read MoreThe Portland, Ore., band talks Prince, bottom bitches and missed connections with Pop ‘stache
Read MoreInspiring and (literally) insulating, these Bay Area artists did Chicago an immense favor by shedding a little California light on a while-blanketed city.
Read MoreObliging the steamy legion of 20- and 30-somethings with spirited performances of “Your Arsonist” and “Farewell,” American Nightmare did not disappoint.
Read MoreIt’s Morrissey’s world, we just live in it.
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