A Chicago Wedding Band
Creating the perfect soundtrack for your simcha!
I Gotta Feeling.
Posted on October 17, 2013
Local Music Notebook: Chella H, The Empty Bottle & Oozing Wound
Plus: Keefin’ Up, A Tribute To Trife & New Old Bottle Rockets
1. Chella H.
See also: ChellaChicago.com.
Posted on October 16, 2013
Kanye Kicked Ass On Kimmel
The Weekend In Chicago Rock
Curation By The Beachwood Rock Local Affairs Desk
You shoulda been there.
1. Dead on TV at Township on Saturday night.
Posted on October 14, 2013
The Week In Chicago Rock
Curation By The Beachwood Rock Local Affairs Desk
You shoulda been there.
1. Grouplove at Lincoln Hall on Wednesday night.
Posted on October 11, 2013
On The Skiffle Trail: A Rock & Roll Journey From New Orleans To Chicago To Britain And Back
From Lonnie Donegan To Elton John As Told By Billy Bragg
Billy Bragg argued last month in a Guardian piece that the British invented the Americana music genre.
The piece was accompanied by a photo of Muddy Waters from the early ’50s recording in Chicago, “where it all began.”
Actually, the Chicago blues were just a linchpin between skiffle and Americana in Bragg’s argument, and it is with skiffle where we too will begin.
Posted on October 9, 2013
Local Music Notebook: The Blind And The Bogus
Honoring Jesse Brown And L’A Capone
1. Chicago Rapper Gonna Play Hova.
Posted on October 8, 2013
The Weekend In Chicago Rock
Curation By The Beachwood Rock Local Affairs Desk
You shoulda been there.
1. The Suicide Machines at Reggies on Friday night.
Posted on October 7, 2013
The Week In Chicago Rock
Curation By The Beachwood Rock Local Affairs Desk
You shoulda been there.
1. Cult of Luna at the Bottom Lounge on Wednesday night.
Posted on October 4, 2013
Local Music Notebook: Molly Hatchet, Spotify, The Double Door, Lydia Loveless, Mahalia Jackson, Ha Ha Tonka, Chief Keef, Robbie Fulks & More!
Stolen Guitars And Streaming Royalties
1. Chigger Country.
“The lead guitarist for the southern rock band Molly Hatchet is thrilled that a tip from another musician and quick work by the McLean County Sheriff’s Department resulted in the recovery of his custom guitar stolen during a Sept. 8 concert in rural McLean County,” the Decatur Herald-Review reports.
“I thought Miss Molly was gone forever,” performer Bobby Ingram said Monday from his home in Florida.
“The Les Paul Black Beauty custom Gibson guitar valued at more than $12,000 was taken from the stage after a performance at Chiggerfest, an annual music festival west of McLean.”
Posted on October 2, 2013