WHITE MYSTERY…MUPPETS?
Photo by Evan Hanover at the Hideout Block Party is taken from the perfect perspective where White Mystery is 100% Cousin It.
Posted 09.29.11 Permalink to this story
RED EYE “Hideout celebrates Sweet 15”
By Kyle Kramer, for RedEye
11:04 a.m. CDT, September 23, 2011
When Tim and Katie Tuten founded The Hideout in 1986, it was a bar where steelworkers from nearby factories would come for lunch or after work,
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“Or consider Alex White, performing Saturday (with her brother, Francis) as White Mystery. She is 26. She began performing at the Hideout as a high-school senior. Tuten (who insists that underage performers be accompanied to their own shows by their parents) would introduce her proudly as “a product of the Chicago public schools.” “Which amazes me now,” (more…)
Posted 09.23.11 Permalink to this story
HOW TO GET IN FREE @HIDEOUT BLOCK PARTY
Tired of jumping fences at big festivals? Get free entry when you arrive at noon with an instrument to participate in the Guitarkestra, a giant jam session that kicks off the Hideout Block Party on Saturday, September 24!
You even get a wristband to come and go as you please. Otherwise, tickets are $25 online and $35 day-of to see White Mystery (1PM) with Mavis Staples and Andrew Bird.
Posted 09.22.11 Permalink to this story
