Country shows in Chicago

Clear your schedule and prep your favorite vintage band tee, because Sam Barber and John Vincent III are about to blow the roof off your usual Thursday night ennui. Barber, with his gritty lyrics and guitar riffs that echo through your soul like a long-lost 90s mixtape, partners with the indie-folk maverick John Vincent III, whose voice is the sonic equivalent of that first sip of warm whiskey on a cold night. This isn't just another gig; it's a transcendental experience that promises to leave you buzzing like you just discovered a secret show in the back alleys of Brooklyn. Trust us, missing this means missing the pulse of the underground scene as it beats in real-time. FOMO? More like JOMO—joy of missing out is not an option here.

Slide into the backlit glow of Carol's Pub this Saturday for a sonic journey with Laci Kaye Booth, the Nashville siren turning heartbreak into celestial magic. Fresh off her signing with Lost Highway Records, Laci's third album, Love Ain't For The Faint Of Heart, is both a gut punch and a healing balm—a perfect reflection of love’s messy, melodic paradox. Her set promises to be a tapestry of dream-pop shimmer and country soul, weaving tales of love lost and found in a way only someone who’s danced with both devils and angels can. With production from Ben West, expect a sonic landscape that’s as lush as a Tennessee summer night. This is more than a gig; it's a cathartic pilgrimage through love’s trenches, guided by Laci’s haunting vocals and raw storytelling. Grab a GA ticket if you’re ready to sway among kindred spirits, or secure a table if you prefer to sip and savor the aural landscape. But remember, this one's 21+, and if you snooze, your table might just become another’s treasure. Consider this your antidote to the blasé, a night where every note might just get you a little closer to the catharsis you didn’t know you needed.