Posted on August 3rd, 2011 by steve
And you can see them both! Barn favorites Mr. Blotto turn in a free show at La Grange Park’s Memorial Park tonight, August 3rd. Show should begin at around 7:30 and go until 9:00. Fun for the entire family and likely a little something to get you through The Days Between. Still hungry for more [...]
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Posted on July 8th, 2011 by steve
Who says a jazz band can’t play rock music? Certainly not Paul Abella, who brings his Trio (which of course has four members), to Brookfield’s Salt Creek Wine Bar tonight (Friday, July 8th). It looks like a jazz band… It sounds like a jazz band… Abella’s polyrhythmic Latin-infused percussion, the fat hollowbody sound of Mitch [...]
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Posted on June 8th, 2011 by steve
You want options? We’ve got options, even in the ‘burbs. While the Melvin / Terrapin Flyer combo represents a perfect hybrid of local and national flavors for next weekend. The Barn is spotlighting two shows this Saturday, 6/11, that will provide some variety as to how you whet your live music appetite. If you’re looking [...]
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Posted on February 27th, 2011 by steve
We’ve played it pretty close home with our Spotlight Shows until now, generally identifying an artist or venue that we’ve had some affiliation with to showcase. Starting now we’re going to try something new; we’ll be featuring a few upcoming suburban shows that we feel great about giving an extra push even though we have [...]
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Posted on December 15th, 2010 by steve
When a show this huge comes to the neighborhood, we are happy to include it as a Barn spotlight show. This Must Be The Band rings in 2011 at Brixie’s with the timeless, multi-faceted sonic amalgam that is Talking Heads music. This is not your typical cover band — sure they cover the songs and [...]
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Posted on October 25th, 2010 by steve
The five shows we produced in The Barn 1.0 era were a bit like a laboratory experiment. Our commitment to our audience was to bring the experience of seeing music in the city to the burgeoning community of music fans in our neck of the woods. We plastered posters up all over town, sold tickets [...]
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