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Empty Bottle
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Que vous veniez de l'extérieur de la ville ou à quelques minutes en voiture, Empty Bottle est situé au 1035 N Western Ave à Chicago, IL. Pour les directions et les informations sur le stationnement, visitez le site officiel de Empty Bottle à http://www.emptybottle.com/ ou appelez-les au +1 773-276-3600. Assurez-vous de consulter les autres concerts et événements à venir à Chicago, IL sur Bandsintown.
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Commentaires des fans
Great venue. Cool crowd. Wish the set was longer. Wretched Blessing was great too as an opener. Sarin wasn't my style. Wish they would have played some of their instrumental tracks. Singer was animated. Put on a good show.
Adam
The Empty Bottle is a cozy, welcoming venue full of intimate creative energy. Madeline Goldstein, Normal Bias, and X and Stacy drew in a diverse crowd sporting the darkest fashions. X and Stacy are an up and coming electronic duo, and Stacy's dance moves whetted the appetites for Madeline Goldstein's performance later. Normal Bias faithfully captured the best industrial and electronic 80's and 90's grooves. The lead singer sounds eerily like David Gahan of Depeche Mode, but the music has a harder edge of Nitzer Ebb. He had a commanding presence and swaggered into the audience at once point. Madeline Goldstein has a wonderful presence. Initially dressed in 80's corporate chick, she shed her jacket, showing how graceful and expressive her body is. Her dramatic movement mirrored her dramatic lyrics, backed up with operatic vocal flourishes from her backup musician Margo. Madeline's own voice is silky and sultry, like a hot Chicago summer evening in 1996. She was around to sell merch, sign records, and answer questions after the show. All the artists supported each other's acts. I even saw Panic Priest dancing with the audience.

Charles
This is the first time I’ve bothered to leave a rating on Bandsintown and it’s only because this was the best g*****n rock show I’ve been to this year. Incredible live act and really nice guys, to boot.

A.E.


