The Jordan Years will be hitting the stage one last time before Summer turns to Autumn. Please come out and show your love, The Jordan Years have been working with a horn section and will be debuting the Bull Horns at this gig.
What’s up, JordanHeads. Yeah, we’ve been slacking a bit this summer.
The Jordan Years are back, this Friday (August 20th) with another big show in Wicker Park at the “Sub-T”. We are the middle band, so come early and stay late to hang with us as we check out the CD release party for funk band Doko Benjo.
The Jordan Years are playing their first official club show of the Summer!
Coming hot off the heels playing house band to comedy show The City That Works @ Lincoln Hall & TBS Just For Laughs Festival with Schadenfreude, house band for the Miss Wicker Park Pageant @ Double Door and a great rain-free slot at Logan Square’s Boulevard Bash, the band is ready to bring the party and hopefully show off some new material!
Its a Wednesday… so use up one of those sick days Thursday, cause this show is gonna be sick!
After slaying Kinetic Playground in March, The Jordan Years return for an hour + set spanning new material, some old and some freaky. Start your Memorial Day weekend off right, with The Jordan Years of course! This will be an all music set, no comedy in this show! Come one come all.
Also performing are the 80’s throw back band The Buck Stops which will be playing the finest in REM, the Clash, the Smiths, etc. TJY’s Joe the Drummer will be on the kit for both acts. A DJ is booked for after from what we understand but don’t know who that is.
The Jordan Years are playing a special 4-20 show with our friends Crystal Gravy at Martyrs. Because it’s a Tuesday, it will be an early show. Crystal Gravy will be on at 8pm, followed by a brief mid-set performance by Batebunda, an Afro-Brazilian samba drumming group. The Jordan Years set will be start at 9:30pm
It’s The Jordan Years 2nd birthday. Come on out and celebrate with us.
Performing to a sold out show at the Gallery Cabaret pictured you see Mr Andersen, Roger Panella, Vince Diguzio (Kate James) and Eddie Diguzio (Brian d’Arcy James) tear it up at the Ed Bus Chophouse. Next show May 21st at Gallery Cabaret. Be there!
WHAT: Schadenfreude, Chicago’s long-running, critically acclaimed comedy ensemble, is back on stage at the Gallery Cabaret. The new show, entitled “The City That Works,” is a result of a unique collaboration with the soul/hip-hop band ‘The Jordan Years.” The show will feature sketches, songs and stand-up comedy performed by ensemble members Kate James, Justin Kaufmann, Sandy Marshall, Stephen Schmidt and Adam Witt. Tickets are $10 at the door. Details are available at www.schadenfreude.net.
City that Works: April 10th, 2010 at 9pm. Gallery Cabaret (2020 N. Oakley St, Chicago) $10. Free buffet.