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Friday September 3 5:30
The Hideout, the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts and the United States Department of State, Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs present...
a free concert
featuring
Cultural Ambassadors
Roots Music from Eight Countries on Five Continents
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Monday September 6
please note...
no Mondays with Robbie show on...
Monday September 6
Mondays with Robbie returns Monday, September 13
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more shows and advance tickets on the calendar
Advance Tickets are on sale now at...
Ticketweb Hideout show page or by phone at 866.468.3401
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Live at the HIDEOUT cover image
Walter Salas-Humara & Jon Langford with James Elkington
Walter Salas-Humara & Jon Langford recently played a show at The Hideout to celebrate the release of an album recorded during their first show together here last year.
The album Live at the HIDEOUT is now available on Bloodshot Records in a special Amazon exclusive digital release.
Like the first show which became the Live at the HIDEOUT album, the recent show also featured a joint art show presenting paintings from each of these two fine artists.
Be sure to get your copy of Live at the HIDEOUT!
And remember, you can see and buy your very own art by both artists at the links below...
Walter Salas-Humara's WaltersDogs
Jon Langford at Yard Dog Gallery
New & Updated Shows
Get advance tickets online or by phone at 866.468.3401
Thursday September 2
Baby Teeth, Singing In The Abbey, Man Is Man
Friday September 3
Cultural Ambassadors - Roots Music from Eight Countries on Five Continents, a free concert presented by The Hideout, the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts and the United States Department of State, Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs
Wednesday September 8
Jason Roebke record release for In The Interval, Keefe Jackson Trio featuring Keefe Jackson, Jeb Bishop, Jason Roebke
Thursday September 16
Darling record release, Rachele Eve, Tin Tin Can
Saturday September 25
Mondo Drag, The Mediums, Moonrises
Tuesday September 28
Funny Ha Ha The September Issue featuring Wendy McClure, Johanna Stein, Megan Stielstra, Meghan Haynes, Mark and Homer Like This, Steve Delahoyde, hosted by Claire Zulkey
Friday October 1
The Interview Show hosted by Mark Bazer returns from its August/September hiatus with great guests tba
Thursday October 14
Social Studies
Saturday October 23
LDW Dance Party & Social with special live guests The Postelles
Get advance tickets online or by phone at 866.468.3401
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Fred Anderson & Mitch Cocanig
at the Hideout in 2009
celebrating Fred's 80th birthday
On June 24th, 2010, Fred Anderson passed away. Fred was a great jazz musician and a great friend of The Hideout who played many Immediate Sound Series shows here. We'll truly miss his musical talents and especially his wonderful smile.
The Immediate Sound Series show on Wednesday, July 14th was christened "Reflections on Baba Fred Anderson" in his honor, and featured "a stellar quartet of his collaborators" including drummer Hamid Drake, guitarist Jeff Parker, bassist Josh Abrams, and trombonist Jeb Bishop. See Peter Margasak's Chicago Reader Post No Bills Celebrating Fred Anderson for more details, and...
Please take some time to learn about Fred's amazing life...
Fred Anderson (musician) on Wikipedia
Fred Anderson on YouTube
John Corbett's Chicago Reader
The House That Fred Built
Peter Margasak's Chicago Reader Post No Bills
Chicago Jazz Great Fred Anderson Has Died
Howard Reich's Chicago Tribune
Tenor saxophonist Fred Anderson nurtured generations of Chicago jazz
John Litweiler's Chicago Sun-Times
Chicago jazz sax legend Fred Anderson dead at 81
Neil Tesser's Chicago Jazz Music Examiner
Chicago loses an icon: tenor saxist Fred Anderson silenced at 81
Howard Mandel's Jazz Beyond Jazz
Fred Anderson, Chicago jazz hero, appreciated
Chuck Sudo's Chicagoist
Fred Anderson: 1929-2010
Chris Barton's Los Angeles Times
Free-jazz saxophonist Fred Anderson dies at 81
Neil Tesser's Chicago News Cooperative New York Times
A Jazz Great Who Left More Than His Music
Neil Tesser's Chicago Jazz Music Examiner
Playing them off: further reflections on Joe Vito and Fred Anderson
John Fordham's guardian.co.uk
Fred Anderson obituary ~ Free-jazz saxophonist devoted to his hometown of Chicago
TXM's The Chicago Blog
Fred Anderson—pioneer of avant-garde jazz—dies at 81
Andrea Carter's Jazz Police
The Essence of Chicago Jazz: Fred Anderson, 1929-2010
Tad Hendrickson's spinner.com
For Fred Anderson: A Remembrance of the Late Jazz Saxophonist
Shane Mack's Tiny Mix Tapes
RIP: Fred Anderson, free-jazz saxophonist
Stef's Free Jazz
Fred Anderson dies at the age of 81
Micah Maidenberg's Chicago Journal
Saxophonist shaped generations of musicians ~ Fred Anderson, 1929-2010
Please wipe a tear, smile a smile like Fred's, and dig deep to make a donation to support and ensure continued operation of Fred's great jazz club, the Velvet Lounge. Quoting Neil Tesser...
In lieu of flowers, Anderson’s family has requested donations to support and ensure continued operation of the Velvet Lounge. The Velvet (currently located at 67 E. Cermak) had been Anderson’s base of operations since 1982. As a home for creative music and new improvisation, and also a showcase for the younger musicians who will maintain Anderson’s legacy, it remains a vital venue in the city’s artistic life.
Donations can be made by check to Asian Improv aRts Midwest (AIRMW), whose executive director, bassist Tatsu Aoki, performed often with Anderson. Donors should make checks payable to AIRMW, and note “Friends of the Velvet” on the memo line; checks can be sent to...
Asian Improv Arts Midwest
c/o JASC
4427 N. Clark St. Chicago IL 60640
We'll always miss you, Fred, and we're so glad your spirit, music and legacy will live on.
Tim & Katie Tuten, Fred Anderson & Mitch Cocanig
at the Hideout in 2009
celebrating Fred's 80th birthday
Sanctified Grumblers Rick "Cookin'" Sherry and Eric "Leadfoot" Noden perform at The Hideout just about every Tuesday - for Rick, that goes back over 10 years! Recently, Sanctified Grumblers were interviewed and played "Easy Riding Grumblers" on WTTW's Chicago Tonight. Be sure to get to The Hideout on Tuesdays to experience Sanctified Grumblers playing pre-war style country blues acoustically in the frontroom, now with an earlier "school night friendly" 8:30 start time!
Ray Noland illustration
Congratulations to the many friends of The Hideout that won in this year's Reader Best of Chicago polls. If you won & we've left you off the list below, we sure didn't mean to, so please email your link to jerome at hideoutchicago dot com and we'll add you to the list.
Chances Dances ~ Best Dance Party
The Flat Five ~ Best Cover Band That Plays One Gig A Year
Robbie Fulks ~ Best Michael Jackson Cover
Sarah Dandelles, Old Town School of Folk Music ~ Best Dance School Everyone Thinks of as a Music School
Julia Adams ~ Best Rock 'n' Roll Garden Designer
Rick Bayless ~ Best Twitterer
Michael Colligan ~ Best Musical Use of Dry Ice
Beth Stelling ~ Best Stand-Up Comedian
Loud Loop Press ~ Best Local Music Blog
Zach Long photo
Zach Long's TimeOut Chicago Lumber Night at the Hideout: Live review and photo gallery opens saying "The Hideout reverberated with low-end tones..." Then he reviews the Wednesday 6/23 show and calls it "one of the more unique performances to grace a stage in Chicago in quite some time." There are more great photos like the one above, too. Thanks, Zach!
Dave Cantor's TimeOut Chicago Joe McPhee at the Hideout: Live review does a nice job of detailing the circumstances behind the pared down Immediate Sound Series show that happened here Wednesday, June 16th. It also includes a couple of YouTube videos (shot elsewhere) as a bonus. Thanks to Dave for the kind words!
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David Prince's Billboard Chicago Singer Nora O'Connor's One Hot Summer talks about how Miss Nora has been working lately with Neko Case, Kelly Hogan, Jakob Dylan, Mavis Staples, and Jeff Tweedy. She's worked previously with John Wesley Harding, Archer Prewitt, the Aluminum Group, Andrew Bird's Bowl of Fire, New Pornographers and The Blacks, to name a few. Congratulations to our sweet Miss Nora on her well earned and deserved success!
Spencer Tweedy pitchfork.com photo
Stephen M. Deusner's Pitchfork Mavis Staples Tells All About Her New Album With Wilco's Jeff Tweedy gives lots of details on how the album came about, including that Mavis Staples and Jeff Tweedy met here at the "Live: Hope at the Hideout" live session. It also includes the great photo of the two above, taken by Spencer Tweedy, Jeff's son. We can't wait to hear it!
hmc1410 YouTube video
hmc1410's YouTube Robbie Fulks & Steve Dawson - The Thing You Love Is Killing You captures them working out a beautiful Steve Dawson song with Robbie singing. As a bookend, check out Steve Dawson - The Buck Stops Here which shows Steve doing a solo version of one of Robbie's great tunes after a humorous beginning.
Update: 5 more Robbie Fulks & Steve Dawson videos from the "Country vs. Soul" series featuring Steve & Robbie's kids as judges have also been posted...
1) I Gotta Get Drunk
2) Gimme Little Sign
3) The River of Jordan
4) I'll Be There
5) Soul Music is Better Than Country (Country's Better Than Soul)
Thanks to hmc1410 for shooting and posting these videos, and thanks to Robbie Fulks for his wonderful Monday residency shows and agreeing to let us share hmc1410's videos with you!
hmc1410 YouTube video
Learn what other special guests Robbie has up his sleeve for upcoming Mondays with Robbie shows in August & September in the feature on Robbie's new release "Happy"
spoondefender YouTube video
spoondefender's YouTube Liam Hayes & Plush at Hideout videos (there are 3!) do a nice job of capturing some performances from the first night of the June residency with Liam Hayes & Plush and special guests.
The June residency has now been completed, and you can still get the Bright Penny album by visiting Liam Hayes & Plush. Please watch for announcements of more Liam Hayes & Plush shows, too!
Robbie Fulks Reinterprets Michael Jackson’s Music in New Album, “Happy”
Chicago Magazine - June 2010
Todd Crawford chicagomag.com photo
Mark Guarino's Robbie Fulks Reinterprets Michael Jackson’s Music in New Album, “Happy” is featured in Chicago Magazine's June 2010 issue, and it provides lots of details about the makings of this long awaited album.
The story also includes a couple of mentions of Robbie Fulks at The Hideout... performing Jackson's songs at the 2008 Hideout Block Party, and continuing his popular "Mondays with Robbie" Hideout residency through the end of this year.
Come experience "Mondays with Robbie" in August & September (but not on 8/30 or 9/6!) with these very special guests...
9/13 The Hoyle Brothers
9/20 Kook Duo with Scott Ligon
9/27 RF + Jenny Scheinman, Sex & Violins
Robbie Fulks Happy Album cover
Buy "Happy" on download now, and soon on CD from robbiefulks.com and at Mondays with Robbie.
Robbie's amazing docudrama on "Happy" can be viewed here
more Robbie Fulks "Happy" press
Condo Fucks at Hideout
Mike Novak photo for TimeOut Chicago
John Dugan's TimeOut Chicago Condo Fucks + Eleventh Dream Day at Hideout: Photo gallery includes great Mike Novak photos of both bands at The Hideout Sunday May 16th.
Thanks very much to John and Mike, and to others who posted great photos and reviews of the show. Check 'em out in 5/16 and 5/17 tweets from @hideoutchicago !
John Dugan's Time Out Chicago "The Cultural Cloud" feature
1.8 MB .pdf of highlighted image above
Jerome Hughes/Tim Tuten highlighting
We're very flattered that TimeOut Chicago included so many Hideout folks and close friends in their "The Cultural Cloud" feature, and to be included alongside so many great Chicago cultural heavyweights.
So we've looked "deep into the cloud" and highlighted some heavy Hideout cloud connections in the colorful version above.
Thanks very much to John Dugan of TimeOut Chicago! Please check out the original TimeOut Chicago "The Cultural Cloud"
bikes at Block Party '08
Rory O'Connor photo for PopMatters.com
Looking for older press items which used to be here? On the press page you'll find plenty of stories and photos about recent shows & happenings, and entire categories for...
Help Hideout Help Haiti
Big Shoulders Ball
Block Party 2008 ~ including Zombies!
Mavis Staples Live: Hope at the Hideout
John Hiatt Live at Studio X
and much, much more
Check out the press page!
Please check the calendar for a complete list of upcoming shows including more advance ticket links!
Thanks,
The Hideout
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