Charity Work is music you can ___ to!!
A band that's versatility is as heavy as its breakdowns. Their music flights from bounce to stomp, with hip hop lyrical styles and grunge influenced guitar melodies. Charity Work's performances and music showcase their vibrant energy and forward thinking creative choices. Breaking into the Chicago scene with a volley of DIY shows, then a spat of venue gigs, Charity Work is pushing the envelope into the next chapter of Chicago's local music scene. And trust me, this is a band you do not want to miss out on!
Setlist:
100 Days
Need to know,
Where is My Mind/Covet (Mashup)
Crawl
Band members and instruments:
Derek Tenny, guitar/vocals
Nate Sun guitar / vocals on the cover
Sonja Larsen Drums
Tanner Reynolds Bass
Social Media:
https://www.instagram.com/charityworkband/
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Charity Work is music you can ___ to!!
A band that's versatility is as heavy as its breakdowns. Their music flights from bounce to stomp, with hip hop lyrical styles and grunge influenced guitar melodies. Charity Work's performances and music showcase their vibrant energy and forward thinking creative choices. Breaking into the Chicago scene with a volley of DIY shows, then a spat of venue gigs, Charity Work is pushing the envelope into the next chapter of Chicago's local music scene. And trust me, this is a band you do not want to miss out on!
Setlist:
100 Days
Need to know,
Where is My Mind/Covet (Mashup)
Crawl
Band members and instruments:
Derek Tenny, guitar/vocals
Nate Sun guitar / vocals on the cover
Sonja Larsen Drums
Tanner Reynolds Bass
Social Media:
https://www.instagram.com/charityworkband/
Violet Clare, the moniker used by 20-year-old Violet Bowdle, is an alternative indie folk singer-songwriter based in Chicago. Originally from East Grand Rapids, Michigan, a town she has referred to as her muse, she began writing stories of all kinds as soon as she could hold a pencil. She grew up engulfed by folk and songwriter classics from her father, like Joni Mitchell, The Kinks, and Nick Drake, as well as alternative rock and hip hop from her mom, such as The White Stripes, Wilco, Radiohead, and Jill Scott. Through lyrically-heavy reflections on both her relationships with others as well as her relationship with herself, Violet Clare weaves themes of hyper-awareness, guilt, change, childhood, and acceptance through each one of her melodies.
Setlist:
1. Against Concrete Trees
2. Drug Dealer
3. Tall and Crooked
4. No. 1 Party Anthem (Cover by Arctic Monkeys)
Social Media:
https://www.instagram.com/violetclareofficial/
https://open.spotify.com/artist/7knIZeaaI7vMUinr916jOZ?si=24QBP7jjQU2DovBbw-O0ZA
https://violetclare.substack.com/?utm_source=substack&utm_medium=web&utm_campaign=substack_profile
https://violetclare.wixsite.com/music
Sessions @33
Charity Work is music you can ___ to!!
A band that's versatility is as heavy as its breakdowns. Their music flights from bounce to stomp, with hip hop lyrical styles and grunge influenced guitar melodies. Charity Work's performances and music showcase their vibrant energy and forward thinking creative choices. Breaking into the Chicago scene with a volley of DIY shows, then a spat of venue gigs, Charity Work is pushing the envelope into the next chapter of Chicago's local music scene. And trust me, this is a band you do not want to miss out on!
Setlist:
100 Days
Need to know,
Where is My Mind/Covet (Mashup)
Crawl
Band members and instruments:
Derek Tenny, guitar/vocals
Nate Sun guitar / vocals on the cover
Sonja Larsen Drums
Tanner Reynolds Bass
Social Media:
https://www.instagram.com/charityworkband/