Hideout Featured in Pitchfork: 36 of America’s Best Independent Music Venues on Surviving and What’s Next
“One year after their stages went dark, live music workers from across the country talk about what makes their spaces so important and how you can help them.” “Katie Tuten: We have [eras] of The Hideout where we might’ve been more heavy on this or that type of music. But the thing that has never […]
Hideout Wins Best Livestream Concert
The little ol’ Hideout was voted best livestream concert series in Chicago by the Reader! Check out the full list and support the hardworking artists and spaces keeping culture alive in Chicago. Read more here.
How Music Venues Convinced Congress to Save Live Entertainment
The Save Our Stages Act has been described as the biggest show of federal support for arts and culture in U.S. history. It started with a few independent music venues. Read the full article here.
Owner Tim Tuten quoted in the LA Times!
Hideout owner caught talking about the Hideout again in a review of City So Real, the new National Geographic series about our beautiful messed up city. Here’s the excerpt: “the proposed megadevelopment of the Lincoln Yards threatening the existence of a much-loved bar and venue, the Hideout, largely seen through the eyes of its owners, […]
NME talks with Tim and Katie Tuten about the state of venues around the country
Read the full article below. Music venues in America are pleading with government for support
Block Club Chicago catches up with Hideout & Chicago venues as 90% of national independents say they will close without government assistance
This article originally appeared in Block Club Chicago written by Bob Chiarito@rjchiarito CHICAGO — A haunting new video is highlighting the plight of the city’s independent music venues, which have been closed for six months amid coronavirus. Without government intervention, 90 percent of independent clubs don’t believe they can survive another six months of coronavirus shutdown. […]
Katie Tuten, Senator Amy Klobuchar on Sound Opinions to talk about #saveourstages
listen to the full show here “Jim and Greg talk about the impossible financial situation the live performance industry is in due to COVID 19. They talk with Katie Tuten, a co-owner of The Hideout in Chicago and Audrey Fix Schaefer, spokesperson for the 9:30 Club in DC among others. They’re both members of NIVA, […]
To the Front gets a preview from Chicago Tribune
Hideout Chicago is putting the spotlight on up-and-comers while also taking streaming to a higher profile with ‘To The Front’ words by Britt Julious When it comes to innovation during these unprecedented times, the Hideout remains a leader. This comes as no surprise for fans who’ve followed the beloved music venue for years. Before the […]
Chicago Reader features Veggie Bingo's success at keeping community alive!
this article originally appeared in Chicago Reader, words by S. Nicole Lane In 2009 Martha Bayne was bartending at the Hideout and had been working with the community meal and hunger-relief fundraiser Soup & Bread over the winter. Bayne, Sheila Sachs, and Ben Helphand began brainstorming ways to keep the momentum of Soup & Bread going well […]
Enter to WIN Hideout Merch
Hideout Chicago is going on the road! Inspired by classic gas station and gift shop postcards, some of Chicago’s most talented artists have created an amazing second round of Hideout postcards. To celebrate their arrival in our shop, the Hideout will be giving away a pack of the new postcards, as well as a […]
