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Qwel & Maker, Scheme, The Palmer Squares, Epilep[c], RobKilla
Abbey Pub 9pm, 21+
Vintage Trouble
Beat Kitchen 10pm
Pogo & Arturo
Beauty Bar 9pm, 21+
Ill.gates, Stephan Jacobs, Jay Fay
Bottom Lounge 10pm
Lamb of God
Congress Theater 6pm
The Hoyle Brothers
Empty Bottle 5:30pm, 21+
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Surrender The Fall, Them Guilty Aces, Helium Fuse
Abbey Pub: 9pm, 21+
Mark Eitzel, Gaberdine, Tim Larson
Beat Kitchen: 9pm
King By Friday featuring Universe, Fanton Blue
Bottom Lounge: 7pm
Curren$y
Congress Theater: 7pm
Juice, Matlock, Mass Hysteria, Gravity, Ang13, Longshot & more
Double Door: 8pm, 21+
The Hoyle Brothers
Empty Bottle: 5:30pm, 21+
CHIRP welcomes Death Grips to their show at Bottom Lounge this Tuesday, November 20. The band somehow parlayed their confrontational brand of punk-rap into a contract with Epic Records earlier this year, with whom they planned to release two albums in 2012. But plans changed when they leaked the second of those albums, NO LOVE DEEP WEB, via their own website in October. They have since been dropped from Epic, but have continued with their tour schedule.
Rapper MC Ride (aka Stefan Burnett) is joined by his production team onstage, Andy Morin and Zach Hill, on keyboards and drums. Not many production teams have the former drummer for Hella behind the kit, so their live act promises to live up to the visceral mania of their albums. Join us at Bottom Lounge to see them and New York rapper and performance artist Mykki Blanco, who will open the show which starts at 9 PM. Go to bottomlounge.com for more info.
CHIRP welcomes Henry Rollins for the second and third nights of his “Long March” spoken-word tour at the Old Town School of Folk Music on Friday and Saturday, November 16th and 17th. Though he’s best known for his singing career, Rollins started going on spoken-word tours while he was a still a singer with Black Flag. While he would continue on to successful solo work, his audio memoir of his days in that band, Get in the Van, would earn him a Grammy award. His performances have evolved to include anecdotes from his travels to countries across the world, some of which have been captured in a new book of photography and writing from Rollins, Occupants.
Both the Friday and Saturday shows begin at 8 PM. For more information, visit oldtownschool.org.
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Mr. Blotto, Dr. Kevorkian & The Volunteers
Abbey Pub: 10:30pm, 21+
DETHKLOK, Machine Head, All That Remains, Black Dahlia Murder
Aragon Ballroom: 6:30pm
The 4th Annual Chicago Roots Collective Fest
Beat Kitchen: 8pm
3LAU and James Egbert
Bottom Lounge: 9pm