What was the Chicago Music Club Albo Room Room Bookclab has been reopened.
According to an announcement of the new music site late Tuesday night, the bookclub quietly opened two-tier bar and club space on 9 January; The announcement estimates that it may be “the country’s first licensed music site and bar which is owned by Jean-Z and Millennial people who are black, women and quir.”
The new owners are identified as Kevante Weekley, Cam Stacey, Maran Rousenberg and Nick Henman. He said in the announcement that he had decided a grand opening in favor of playing some emerging bands to try remodeld space.
2871 N in Bookclub, Ground Floor and Basement. In Lincoln Avenue, with emphasis on local artists, it will host “punk, pop, hip hop, laptop and everything in the middle”.
From 1989 to 2019, the Albo Room, which occupied the same place, was called to the size of its triangular lax building on one of the five-point intersections of Chicago. The music played in the basement, where the tight and odd -sized quarters became a property, although the pole is probably never done in the middle of the stage. The initial images provided by Bookclub indicate that the size, and the poles, remain.
Bookclub promises concerts and programming on seven nights a week, but it is not limited:
- Duality Piano, Open Mike, Drag Bingo, Trivia, Matini Concert, and Fames Industry Night Out on Monday and Tuesday.
- Stand-up comedy and Sunday night on Sunday with Spikes Club Jazz, Blues, Sol and Fusion on Sunday.
- A large gay da ” on a huge screen does a NFL with a football-looking experience.
More information, including a schedule of upcoming concerts, at Bookclubchi.com