Indie Shows in Wrigleyville

Thursday, July 16 J​eff Rosenstock * Good Luck $​10 – $2​5 Adv. ​/ All Ages / Doors: 6PM / Show: 7PM Jeff Rosenstock makes increasingly chaotic albums for an increasingly chaotic world. With each passing year, it feels like the temperature of the universe boils five degrees hotter, and with each new album, Rosenstock’s music grows more unwieldy and lawless. Louder, faster, more feral. Rosenstock’s rising profile and critical acclaim over the last decade have been something of an anomaly. He’s a proud torchbearer of the punk sonics, aesthetics, and ethos of his youth, leaning into pop punk and ska sensibilities that were deemed Decidedly Uncool by the gatekeepers of the time. (On any given day at a big outdoor music festival, he is likely the only musician who will bust out a saxophone solo.) But when Rosenstock celebrates these styles, he somehow ends up getting praise from tastemakers and landing on prominent year-end lists. Maybe it’s because his appreciation doesn’t feel like cheap nostalgia or surface level cosplay. Everything he does is just so damned sincere.

Friday, July 17 J​eff Rosenstock * Nnamdi $​10 – $2​5 Adv. ​/ All Ages / Doors: 6PM / Show: 7PM Jeff Rosenstock makes increasingly chaotic albums for an increasingly chaotic world. With each passing year, it feels like the temperature of the universe boils five degrees hotter, and with each new album, Rosenstock’s music grows more unwieldy and lawless. Louder, faster, more feral. Rosenstock’s rising profile and critical acclaim over the last decade have been something of an anomaly. He’s a proud torchbearer of the punk sonics, aesthetics, and ethos of his youth, leaning into pop punk and ska sensibilities that were deemed Decidedly Uncool by the gatekeepers of the time. (On any given day at a big outdoor music festival, he is likely the only musician who will bust out a saxophone solo.) But when Rosenstock celebrates these styles, he somehow ends up getting praise from tastemakers and landing on prominent year-end lists. Maybe it’s because his appreciation doesn’t feel like cheap nostalgia or surface level cosplay. Everything he does is just so damned sincere.

Friday, July 17, 2026 Flowers of Romance Featuring Annika Wolfe (LIVE) * Justin Aulis Long * Scotia Visuals by Videowaste $15-$20 Adv / $20 Door / $15 Student Door (before 12am with valid ID) / 21+ / Doors: 10PM

Saturday, July 18 J​eff Rosenstock * Saintseneca $​10 – $2​5 Adv. ​/ All Ages / Doors: 6PM / Show: 7PM Jeff Rosenstock makes increasingly chaotic albums for an increasingly chaotic world. With each passing year, it feels like the temperature of the universe boils five degrees hotter, and with each new album, Rosenstock’s music grows more unwieldy and lawless. Louder, faster, more feral. Rosenstock’s rising profile and critical acclaim over the last decade have been something of an anomaly. He’s a proud torchbearer of the punk sonics, aesthetics, and ethos of his youth, leaning into pop punk and ska sensibilities that were deemed Decidedly Uncool by the gatekeepers of the time. (On any given day at a big outdoor music festival, he is likely the only musician who will bust out a saxophone solo.) But when Rosenstock celebrates these styles, he somehow ends up getting praise from tastemakers and landing on prominent year-end lists. Maybe it’s because his appreciation doesn’t feel like cheap nostalgia or surface level cosplay. Everything he does is just so damned sincere.

Saturday, July 18 Teremana Presents… Windy City Soul Club $5 Adv. / $8 Day Of / 21 & Over / Doors: 9pm / Event: 9pm-2am

Saturday, July 18, 2026 TEED: DJ-Kicks Tour with Ariel Zetina * Juan Izguerra $20 Early Bird / $25 Advance / $25 Door / $20 Student Door (before 12am with valid ID) / 21+ / Doors: 10PM

Sunday, July 19 J​eff Rosenstock * Mustard Plug $​10 – $2​5 Adv. ​/ All Ages / Doors: 6PM / Show: 7PM Jeff Rosenstock makes increasingly chaotic albums for an increasingly chaotic world. With each passing year, it feels like the temperature of the universe boils five degrees hotter, and with each new album, Rosenstock’s music grows more unwieldy and lawless. Louder, faster, more feral. Rosenstock’s rising profile and critical acclaim over the last decade have been something of an anomaly. He’s a proud torchbearer of the punk sonics, aesthetics, and ethos of his youth, leaning into pop punk and ska sensibilities that were deemed Decidedly Uncool by the gatekeepers of the time. (On any given day at a big outdoor music festival, he is likely the only musician who will bust out a saxophone solo.) But when Rosenstock celebrates these styles, he somehow ends up getting praise from tastemakers and landing on prominent year-end lists. Maybe it’s because his appreciation doesn’t feel like cheap nostalgia or surface level cosplay. Everything he does is just so damned sincere.

Sunday, July 19, 2026 Queen! Featuring Derrick Carter * Jimpster * Michael Serafini Hosted by Lucy Stoole * Nico Guest Host: Spjork $15 Early / $20 Advanced / $20 Door / $15 Student Door (before 12am with valid ID) / 21+ / Doors: 10PM