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For two days this fall, Clark Street Live transforms Wrigleyville into a destination for live music, neighborhood bars, local restaurants, and everything that makes the neighborhood one of Chicago’s most iconic places to gather. On Saturday-Sunday, September 26-27 get ready for an exciting weekend of great live music good eats and more.  The festival is located on Clark St. from Addison to Newport – 3500 N. Clark Street, Chicago, IL 60657. The hours are Saturday 11 am-10 pm and Sunday from 11am to 9pm.

Two stages. Live music all weekend. Local restaurants, neighborhood bars, shopping, and the energy that makes Clark Street unlike anywhere else in Chicago. Presented by the Lakeview East Chamber of Commerce, the team behind Belmont-Sheffield Music Fest and the Lakeview East Festival of the Arts.

Don’t miss top Midwest tribute bands and country music on two stages including Matt Stillwell and Radio Gaga. There will also be great eats, libations (beer and wine), and artisans.

Entertainment Schedule on Two Stages

Country Stage  – Saturday, Sept 26

11:45 AM – Billy Gray Band

1:30 PM – Good Country

3:30 PM – Yankee Cowboy Band

5:30 PM –

8:00 PM – Matt Stillwell

 

Rock/Covers Stage – Saturday Sept. 26

11:30 AM – Drunk In July

1:30 PM – Planet Claire

3:15 PM – Iris Blue

4:30 PM – Chan Fuze

6:00 PM – Too Fighters

8:00 PM – Hello Weekend

 

 

Country Stage – Sunday Sept. 27   

12:00 PM – Jeff Givens Band

2:00 PM – South City Revival

4:00 PM – Whiskey Friends: Morgan Wallen Tribute

6:30 PM – Buckle

 

Rock/Covers Stage- Sunday Sept. 27       

12:00 PM – Sidestreet Band

1:30 PM – Whiskey Misfits

3:30 PM – The Gingers

5:30 PM – Radio Gaga

7:30 PM – Last Call Legend

 

A $10 suggested donation upon entry benefits the Lakeview East Chamber of Commerce. “We are so excited to be hosting this new Chicago street festival soon to be a fall tradition,” said Maureen Martino, Executive Director of the Lakeview East Chamber of Commerce. “Thanks to all fest attendees, the suggested gate donation helps to keep these annual fests going strong for all to enjoy. As a community-based 501c6 non-profit organization, funds are used to enhance the beautification and safety of the Lakeview neighborhood.”

 

The Lakeview East Chamber of Commerce is a broad community-based organization designed to represent and help merchants and other businesspeople in the community. It is a policy of the organization to promote goodwill and a pleasant business environment for merchants, consumers, and area residents.

For information visit:

https://www.clarkstreetlive.com/

 

 

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