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Clarence Ewing: The Million Year Trip writesThis Week With CHIRP Radio (Week of June 27, 2011)
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Sunday, July 3
CHIRP Radio welcomes singer-songwriter, artist, and writer Bill Callahan to Lincoln Hall!
“Bill Callahan showed up on our porch in 1991 saying his name was Smog. We took him in and he has been with us ever since. We think you will feel the same way about him once you look into his hungry eyes.
Over the years he reminisced about ‘Cold Blooded Old Times’ and told us to ‘Dress Sexy At My Funeral,’ releasing over twenty records as Smog and then, unfettered, as Bill Callahan. He is a recording studio guru, a tastefully rampant singer-songwriter, a heartthrob, a visual artist, a statesman for the times, and an author.”
Lincoln Hall / 2424 N. Lincoln Ave / 8:00pm / 21+
Clarence Ewing: The Million Year Trip writesCHIRP Radio Reading List (6/20/11 ed.)
The Reading List is a weekly collection of interesting, important, and thought-provoking articles about music from around the Web. Click here to suggest an article.
(LISTEN to CHIRP Radio.)
- R.I.P. Clarence Clemons.
- DIY musician R. Stevie Moore has been in the business for over 30 years. He’s planning his first world tour – The Handshake sat down with him for a chat.
- The A.V. Club’s series “We’re No. 1” takes a close look at the making and legacy of Pink Floyd’s The Wall.
- New York’s Clearwater music festival stretches the performance circle wider by providing sign language interpreters.
- Norway is training diplomats in Black Metal.
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Lauren Hill: Uncompormising diva, or just a jerk?
David Schmader definitely has an opinion on this.
Clarence Ewing: The Million Year Trip writesThis Weekend: Green Music Fest 2011
CHIRP Radio is psyched to be a part of Green Music Fest 2011 happening this Saturday June 25th and Sunday June 26th in Wicker Park!
This street festival features an eco-friendly vendor village offering arts and crafts, local services, art, and food. There’s also going to be an outstanding lineup of bands, including Les Savy Fav, The Thermals, Trampled by Turtles, and Yo la Tengo!
The festival runs from noon to 10:00pm on both days. See you there!
Green Music Fest 2011 from Green Music Fest on Vimeo.
Shawn Campbell writesCHIRP is “Best Overall Radio Station” in Reader’s Best of Chicago Issue
Thanks so much to everyone who voted in the Reader’s annual Best of Chicago poll and made CHIRP Best Overall Radio Station . We love you back! And if you just found out about us through the issue, you can listen to us at CHIRPradio.org — this site is our blog.
Karin Fjellman writesTonight! CHIRP Night at the Whistler with Male and Colorlist
It’s the third Monday of the month, and that means CHIRP and the Whistler have concocted a great set of music and cocktails for you this fine evening! Tonight’s lineup stars Male and Colorlist, as well as the DJ skills of CHIRP’s own Michael Flavor. Oh, and did we mention that we’ll be raffling off passes to Pitchfork Festival? No, sir or ma’am, that ain’t a typo. It’s a total steal, if you consider that there’s no cover to get in! See you there.
Male
Colorlist
Whistler
2421 N. Milwaukee
9:30pm – 2am
No cover
21+