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Former Hideout employee Teri O'Brien has purchased the Bucktown bar and venue from owners Tim and Katie Tuten and Mike and Jim Hinchsliff. "
Pretty big Chicago news last week in the Indie / Alt Country music venue. Katie & Tim will be missed, not so sure about their other partners. I don't go to the Hideout like I did years ago. The bands and the vibe have not been the same for the last five years or so, but maybe this change can get things moving again in the right direction!
Over 25 years of independent music and performance at Chicago’s iconic venue/community space.
The Hideout has reopened. They kicked things off last weekend with The Lawrence Peters Outfit and have a Soup & Bread event next Wednesday and Jessica Hoop on February 9.
Let's hope things are in order and they can get back to scheduling great events they are known for.
Peter Brötzmann, Jason Adasiewicz , and Hamid Drake at the Hideout Chicago 2013
75 Dollar Bill: Hideout Block Party 2017
Noted bestplace, The Hideout, threw themselves one hell of a party last year. With a gross/unnecessary real estate development slowly but surely creeping into the tranquil industrial zone it calls home, last year’s Block Party truly felt like a celebration of what makes that old converted house so special. It was hot. Unbearably, oppressively hot. I had also just finished a rather shite week from what I recall...enter, 75 Dollar Bill. The shapeshifting/trance-inducing duo of Che Chen & Rick Brown has been a favorite over the past few years, and they were kind enough to bring a larger ensemble through the midwest this time around. Augmented by lots of percussion, multiple basses and baritone, Rick & Che lead the group through many zones over three pieces before being joined by even more friends for a joyous cover of Ornette Coleman’s Friends and Neighbors. This set was extremely cathartic at the time and listening back, it still is. 75 Dollar Bill 9.23.2017 @ The Hideout Block Party Chicago, IL The Duchess I'm Not Trying to Wake Up Like Like Laundry Friends and Neighbors [Ornette Coleman] 75 Dollar Bill: Che Chen - guitar Rick Brown - wooden box, percussion with: Sue Garner - bass, percussion Cheryl Kingan - baritone sax Andrew Lafkas - contrabass Jim Pugliese - percussion Barry Weisblat - electronics, percussion Talice Lee - violin stream download
I only made it to the second of these, the Take it to the Bridge-tacular. It was amazing.
Many people play roots music, but few modern musicians live those roots like Minnesota's Charlie Parr. Recording since the earliest days of the 21st century, Parr's heartfelt and plaintive original fo
Playing with the wonderful Charlie Parr Friday night at the Hideout. Come get warm.
From last week's hideout show!
I'm collaborating with fellow Chicago filmmaker Amir George to create an experimental exquisite corpse-type film to screen along with the Sabers' show on November 29th at The Hideout in Chicago. It's been a long time since I've had the chance to do something like this so I'm pretty excited. Besides all this, the new Sabers' record is great and weird in equal portions! Hope to see you there. Cheers.
