schubas jukebox
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  • 07/05/09 9:00 PM
  • 21+
  • 07/05/09 9:00 PM
  • 21+
  • $10.00
coming soon
  • 07/06/09 8:00 PM
  • 21+
  • $6.00
  • 07/07/09 8:00 PM
  • 21+
  • $0.00
  • 07/08/09 8:00 PM
  • 21+
  • $8.00
  • 07/09/09 9:00 PM
  • 21+
  • $8.00
  • 07/10/09 10:00 PM
  • 21+
  • $12.00
  • 07/11/09 8:30 PM
  • 21+
  • $0.00
  • 07/11/09 10:00 PM
  • 18+
  • $14.00
  • 07/12/09 8:00 PM
  • 21+
  • $12.00
  • 07/12/09 9:00 PM
  • 21+
Online Ticket Ordering

Advance tickets guarantee entry to the show.

They are general admission only and DO NOT guarantee seating.
For the best seats/position in the music room please arrive 30 minutes prior to show time to pick-up your tickets.

Tickets ARE NOT mailed to you.

A non-refundable $2.00 per ticket service charge will be added to the purchase price of each ticket.

All Tickets purchased through the web site are NON-REFUNDABLE.

Advance tickets are only available through Schubas.com (until 5 pm day of show) and Ticketmaster.com when noted. Schubas does not have a physical box office. Walk-up ticket purchases are only available at Schubas beginning one half-hour before listed show time unless the show is sold out.

Shows are listed in chronological order.

All Shows are 21 and over, unless otherwise noted.

Want A Free Appetizer?

Make dinner reservations in The Harmony Grill at 773.525.2508 x.17 and mention your order number to receive a free appetizer on the evening of your show. Limit one per order number.

NOW ON SALE

  • Friday 02/06/2009 10:00 PM
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  • 21+21+
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  • $10.00 
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Sybris’ self-titled debut encompassed the whisper-to-a-scream dynamics of grunge, the scorched yet melodic chug of pop-metal, the cosmically inclined grandeur of 1990s shoegaze, and the hazy romantic recrimination of pre-millennial alternative music in general. Their second album, Into the Trees, suggests that they’ve no intention of changing course. They seem to exist in a bubble, suspended in the moment between Nirvana and electronica; the effect is sharpened because this band (so evocative of the thin yet distinct seam between indie and mainstream that prevailed until widespread consumer internet blurred it) seems so ambivalent about the 90s music of their native Chicago– no free-jazzy squalls, post-rocky metrical shenanigans, or improv aesthetics contaminate their loping indie rock. This isolation makes them seem benignly reactionary– at a time when a new genre is minted every day, Sybris remain charmingly retrograde.

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