Thanks to Fred Armisen, star of stage and screen, for joining White Mystery on stage and lending his tambourine skills for a rendition of “Birthday” at the House of Vans in Chicago.
YOU’RE INVITED to the White Mystery 15th Anniversary show on April 15 at House of Vans Chicago featuring Fred Armisen, Neptune’s Core, The Roof Dogs, DJ Jill Hopkins, and your favorite sibling duo. The first 50 people in line get swag bags and 1 lucky person wins a pair of Vans! Free and all ages at 6:30 pm.
The 12th Annual Celebration Comes From Inside Their Chicago Lair
Featuring Fred Armisen, Jason Narducy, Jon Langford, Andre Vasquez, Cadien Lake James, Shannon Shaw, realbigsilky, Brian Hurd, Max Hersh, Spacebones, Emily Rose, Bev Rage & the Drinks, Monarchy Over Monday, Neptunes Core and, of course, White Mystery.
Miss Alex White of White Mystery and Fred Armisen, of SNL & Portlandia fame, meet again! This time, music and history was made. On March 3, 2019, Alex, Fred, and a group of talented musicians performed a two-hour set of covers ranging from the Clash, Velvet Underground, and Devo to a devout crowd at Soho House Chicago. Thanks to all who attended!
Back in 2006, Miss Alex White played in a band called Hot Machines. Hot Machines was a power trio with Matt Williams and Jered Gummere of the Ponys, and they were the “first ever band to play Pitchfork Festival,” because they literally were the first band on the schedule of the first ever Pitchfork in Chicago.
Comedian Fred Armisen was present, and became pals with Miss Alex White. She picked him up from his hotel on Lincoln Park West with her Dad’s Toyota Corolla, and took him on a sight-seeing trip around town. From the picture above, you can see that she even introduced Fred to Hot Doug of Hot Doug’s fame in July of 2006.
Little did either of them know, that in 2019, the two would be reunited to jam for 2-hours at Soho House in Chicago, pictured below. The group performed songs by the Clash, Ramones, Devo, and even Prince.
Birds of a feather flock together, so put a bird on it.