Well since i once again took a week off of shows i will talk about some of the ones that i missed and what is in store for next weekend. On thursday night Klingande a french house DJ made his first appearance in Chicago at Sub T. I have been listening to his music for a few months now and am really enjoying what is getting put out. If you are looking for someone new to check out thats definitely a recommendation. Next we will move on to Friday for the show i am really bummed out about missing. Maxim from The Prodigy played a DJ set at The Mid. If you don't know The Prodigy then you need to go check them out right now. They are dance music legends. They haven't done much lately especially in the US so seeing Maxim do a DJ set may have been the closest thing to a Prodigy show we get for a while. Saturday night is where the music gets changes up at bit. There is a band called Emily's Army from California who were playing at Township. The band plays popish punk music and the drummer is Billie Joe Armstrong's, the singer of Greenday"son. I got there at 930 thinking i would be just in time to see them play then head home. Well i was wrong, it turns out Township had the show early so they could make it all ages and it had ended already. I wasn't to bummed i'm not a huge fan of Emily's Army but still would have liked to check them out. So i got to see no music this weekend but ended up getting a lot of needed homework done.

Now next weekend is going to get crazy. Starting Thursday night we have the Riot Fest pre party with Rise Against at The Aragon. I am super excited about this, Rise against is one of my two favorite bands and seeing them live never gets old. Not only do i get to see them on Thursday but then again on Friday when they headline Riot Fest. Along with them i get to see My other favorite band The Offspring play right before them. The whole weekend is packed with tons of great names. I know i have talked about the festival a bit in other post so i won't go on to much about it. 
Until next time Thanks for reading