Some of my favorite venues for live music in the city are the smallest. Subterranean in Wicker Park fits the bill with an intimate stage and floor. Also a plus, they serve PBR tall boys! Major bonus points.

My bestie Karley and I found ourselves at the Subterranean this past Wednesday for an amazing lineup of folky bands. The headliners, honeyhoney were the main reason I was there, but as usual, I was pleasantly surprised by how awesome the openers were!

Sanctified Grumblers and Ryan Joseph Anderson started off the show, each contributing their own folk-infused sounds. I had never seen honeyhoney perform live, but I fell in love with their intoxicating combination of folk-rock meets classic folk sound first on Spotify. I was thrilled that they played my favorite song, Thin Line. Definitely check them out if you get a chance!

I have a few more concerts coming up that I am excited about before summer is over, so keep an eye out here for highlights!

Much Love xoxo

It's summer time, which means it's concert time! This last week I went to my very first show at Schubas Tavern, a bar and popular concert venue in the city. The Feed opened up the show. Their funky rock music had the modest crowd swaying and bobbing. I had never heard their music before, so it was fun to discover a new band!

Next to the stage was a quirky trio who call themselves Bombadil. You guys...these dudes are pretty awesome!

Not only did they have matching suites, but they had a hilarious stage presence...not to mention funny song titles, including So Many Ways To Die and Jellybean Wine. I think I can best describe their sound as indie acappella. Whatever you want to call it, it was just plain awesome! I really look forward to the next time they perform in Chicago.

I hope you all have a safe and fun Lolla weekend!

Much Love xoxo