Martyrs’ on Lincoln Avenue is the place for Chicago-area Beatles fans to be this week. Two local acts known for an ability to faithfully recreate the sounds of popular rock acts will be performing at the venue on separate nights. Each has chosen a member of The Beatles to honor.
Depending on when you read this, you can still catch Tributosuarus as it becomes George Harrison tonight. Tickets are $30, but be sure to check in advance, since they were going fast. The show starts at 7:00 pm. Friday night brings Phil Angotti And Friends Play 81 Songs For 81 Years: John Lennon Birthday Bash. Doors open at 6:00 pm; admission is $20 in advance and $25 at the door. Anyone attending either of these shows will need to provide proof of being vaccinated.
Also, of note for Beatles fans: Daryl Cloran’s swinging London interpretation of As You Like It opened today (October 6) and will run through through all of November at Chicago Shakespeare Theater on Navy Pier. The production will feature several Beatles songs.
English rocker and former Soft Boys founder Robyn Hitchcock’s 2021 U.S. tour starts tomorrow, Thursday, October 7 in Vienna, Virginia. Other dates will follow throughout the month in New Jersey, Maryland, New York, and Pennsylvania.
The upcoming U.S. tour for Wolf Alice will include a stop on October 27 at the Grammy Museum in Los Angeles for the first American screening of a film based on the band’s recent Blue Weekend album. Wolf Alice will be doing an acoustic set, as well as a Q and A afterward.
Theatre Nebula’s production of Something Rotten! - A Very New Musical continues its run at the Cutting Hall venue in Palatine. Tickets are available from the Cutting Hall box office online.
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