The Constellations

Really cool venue. The Constellations were great and I dug the local openers as well. Sound quality wasn’t amazing but pretty average for the type of venue. Lots of seating options. Friendly bands who socialized after the show.

Always an amazing band live!! Can’t wait to see them again!!

Such a fun show!! Got a guitar pick and set list in exchange for letting them borrow a quarter to fix the mic stand!

Band was amazing and it was great to see them! Love this shop, it was just a very fun event!

Fantastic set by Eli and the band in an incredibly intimate setting! Grateful to finally get to see them live. They did not disappoint.

Reggie's Music Joint is a bit of a dive, but it's a classic venue, and generally underappreciated. The local acts that warmed up the crowd included Rain Garden along with the contemporary configuration of Night Swims. Some highs and some lows, as the ambiance was created for some fabulous rock and roll. The Constellations started out and followed through as more professionally polished and talented musicians whose continuity belied their tenure together. The Setlist, handed to me after the show, was great as transcribed to the online platform as: https://www.setlist.fm/venue/reggies-music-joint-chicago-il-usa-23d1f03b.html Starting off with some tuning and stage banter, the band launched into the Southern Gothic standard "Setback." Through a blend of new and old songs, the band masterfully played off of one another. Highlights through the set included the higher profile early commercial successes of "Perfect Day" and "Felicia." Already, up on YouTube are a few clips from an audience member of "Lightly to Your Love" with the segue into "Too Dumb to Die," which on the stage setlist was entitled "To [sic] Dumb to Die," amusing in its own right, giving a whole new meaning to the song. Nevertheless, the rendition of "Kentucky Queen" from the new album for which they are touring, entitled 'Problematic for the People,' showed their finesse, as well as the interactions through improv built through rehersals among and between the musicians. Unfortunately, the dance floor didn't fill up until the very last song, "The End of the World," but the whole show was entirely danceable, as everyone in the house could feel the music, artfully managed by the house sound engineer. A great performance, by a band of skilled artisans that appear to be back on track, resilient in the course of building beyond where its legacy was trending, before the multi-year hiatus.

Amazing all around. Great venue and food. Good price. Best show I have seen in years. Loved it

Really cool venue. The Constellations were great and I dug the local openers as well. Sound quality wasn’t amazing but pretty average for the type of venue. Lots of seating options. Friendly bands who socialized after the show.

Always an amazing band live!! Can’t wait to see them again!!

Such a fun show!! Got a guitar pick and set list in exchange for letting them borrow a quarter to fix the mic stand!

Band was amazing and it was great to see them! Love this shop, it was just a very fun event!

Fantastic set by Eli and the band in an incredibly intimate setting! Grateful to finally get to see them live. They did not disappoint.

Reggie's Music Joint is a bit of a dive, but it's a classic venue, and generally underappreciated. The local acts that warmed up the crowd included Rain Garden along with the contemporary configuration of Night Swims. Some highs and some lows, as the ambiance was created for some fabulous rock and roll. The Constellations started out and followed through as more professionally polished and talented musicians whose continuity belied their tenure together. The Setlist, handed to me after the show, was great as transcribed to the online platform as: https://www.setlist.fm/venue/reggies-music-joint-chicago-il-usa-23d1f03b.html Starting off with some tuning and stage banter, the band launched into the Southern Gothic standard "Setback." Through a blend of new and old songs, the band masterfully played off of one another. Highlights through the set included the higher profile early commercial successes of "Perfect Day" and "Felicia." Already, up on YouTube are a few clips from an audience member of "Lightly to Your Love" with the segue into "Too Dumb to Die," which on the stage setlist was entitled "To [sic] Dumb to Die," amusing in its own right, giving a whole new meaning to the song. Nevertheless, the rendition of "Kentucky Queen" from the new album for which they are touring, entitled 'Problematic for the People,' showed their finesse, as well as the interactions through improv built through rehersals among and between the musicians. Unfortunately, the dance floor didn't fill up until the very last song, "The End of the World," but the whole show was entirely danceable, as everyone in the house could feel the music, artfully managed by the house sound engineer. A great performance, by a band of skilled artisans that appear to be back on track, resilient in the course of building beyond where its legacy was trending, before the multi-year hiatus.

Amazing all around. Great venue and food. Good price. Best show I have seen in years. Loved it