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A Carnival for Everyone!

The theme of this year’s Northalsted Market Days is “Carnival.” And folks: We have The Party for you!

Let’s start with the non-stop music lineup on three stages (Belmont, Roscoe and Brompton. From rock legend Joan Jett & the Blackhearts and Jennifer Holliday, Broadway’s original “Dreamgirl,” to American Idol faves Blake Lewis and Gina Glocksen, that’s just for starters. There’s also Cuban-American pop heartthrob Jon Secada, Chicago’s own rocker girl, Cathy Richardson (along with The Marcrodots), and Logo channel fave Adam Barta. The bottom line? Something for every musical taste!

And in keeping with our carnival theme, stroll over to Aldine, as well as Addison, and have fun at the “mini-carnivals” set up at those two locations for you to enjoy.

In addition to the crowd-watching at Northalsted Market Days (which, to many, is always a carnival), there’s plenty more to do. With 400 vendors, there’s every type of food imaginable. The same holds true for the artwork on display and community-centric vibe that adds a special feel to the Northalsted Market Days experience.

Whether you live in the city, the metro area, or you’re visiting from out-of-town, we welcome everyone to the 29th annual Northalsted Market Days, the Midwest’s largest and most fun-filled summer street festival!
































































JOAN JETT AND THE BLACKHEARTS Joan Jett is an originator, an
innovator, and a visionary. As the leader of the hard-rocking Blackhearts, she’s had eight platinum and gold albums and nine Top 40 singles, including the classics “Bad Reputation,” “I Love Rock ‘N’ Roll,” “I Hate Myself For Loving You,” and “Crimson and Clover.” She sits at the head of her own independent label, Blackheart Records. Jett has acted in movies, including 1987’s “Light of Day”, with Michael J. Fox and Gena Rowlands, and in a Tony-nominated Broadway musical, “The Rocky Horror Show”. As a producer, she has overseen albums by Bikini Kill, Circus Lupus, and the Vacancies, as well as the Germs’ L.A. punk masterpiece, “GI”. Jett is one of only two women named to Rolling Stone magazine’s list of the 100 greatest guitar players of all time.


Since co-founding the Runaways with Cherie Currie, the pioneering all-girl punk quintet, at age 15, Jett’s determination and drive have kept her in the public eye. After the success of its first single, “Cherry Bomb,” the Runaways toured with such acts as the Ramones, Cheap Trick, and Tom Petty.  In Japan, the band became huge stars - their arrival for a set of shows in 1977 was a Beatlemania-like frenzy. Currie left the band after the Japan tour to deal with personal problems - but Jett decided to keep fighting the rock & roll fight, with the Runaways and then on her own.


Her music has become a permanent force in mainstream culture. Faith Hill sings “I Hate Myself for Loving You” as the theme for NBC’s Sunday Night Football, and “Bad Reputation” is the theme for the hit show “American Chopper”. Jett’s version of “Love is All Around,” the theme from the “Mary Tyler Moore” show, became a popular anthem for women’s sports. Her songs have also been featured in countless films, including “Shrek”, “Charlie’s Angels” and “Monster”.



HOUSE OF WINEHOUSE

Amy Winehouse is a five-time Grammy winner; hailed as a musical genius. Her latest album, “Back to Black” has made the U.K.’s Top 10 List of best-selling albums of the 21st century—it is no wonder why a band would want to emulate the unique style and unforgettable voice of the incomparable Amy Winehouse.


Out of love and respect for such a profound artist, Dana DeLorenzo wanted to do just that. After months of studying Winehouse’s voice, speech, and body language (and adding the cat-eyes, tattoos, and now-famous beehive) the transformation began. The final addition was a powerful six-piece band — and together, they conjure the spirit and extraordinary sound that has made House of Winehouse stand-out band.


JENNIFER HOLLIDAY

Jennifer Holliday is a legend of the musical theatre. Her ardent fans have remained faithful to her since her first heart-wrenching rendition of the show stopping “And I Am Telling You I’m Not Going” in the hit Broadway musical “Dreamgirls”.  Arguably one of the greatest female voices of the rhythm and blues, she is a vocal powerhouse whose hardy, passionate, throaty and soulful voice touches hearts and leaves her audience flooded with deep emotions and soaring spirits.


The two-time Grammy Award winner, has recorded five chart-making CD’s for Arista, Geffen and Intersound Records. She also has several chart-topping singles. Her signature spine-tingling hit song “And I Am Telling You I’m Not Going” charted at 1 on the R&B charts and was top 40 pop charter as well. Holliday won a Grammy Award for Best R&B Female Vocal Performance and she was awarded a second Grammy for Best Inspirational Vocal Performance for her soul-stirring rendition of Duke Ellington’s “Come Sunday,” a tribute to the great gospel singer Mahalia Jackson. “The Best of Jennifer Holliday: Millennium Collection” on Universal Records is her most recent release.

Holliday, a versatile performer, has made several guest appearances as an actor on prime-time television. She is most widely known for her recurring role on “Ally McBeal,” the popular hit Fox TV show. Jennifer portrayed the character of Lisa Knowles, the outspoken church choir director and lead soloist at Ally McBeal’s favorite church. Her other television appearances include “Touched By An Angel,” “Ellen”, “Hang Time” and “The Love Boat”.



JON SECADA

Jon Secada arrived in the United States from his native Cuba at the age of nine. He later enrolled at the University of Miami where he developed his considerable skills as a songwriter. In the late 1980’s he joined Gloria Estefan as a background singer and co-wrote “Coming Out of the Dark,” Gloria’s number one hit from her 1991 album “Into the Light.” His self-titled solo debut (released 1992) sold more than six million copies worldwide. He followed with the gold single “Just Another Day,” and three more top 30 hits, “Angel,” “I’m Free,” and “Do You Believe in Us?”


“Otro Dia Mas Sin Verte” (Spanish-language version of the album), became the Number one Latin album of 1992 earning Jon his first Grammy Award for Best Latin Pop Album. His third album, “Amor,” (released 1995) brought his second Grammy Award for Best Latin Pop Performance. Jon has amassed a career sales total of more than 20 million albums worldwide.


His multi-faceted talent extends beyond singer/songwriter. He has lent his producing talent to the likes of Ricky Martin, Jennifer Lopez, and Mandy Moore. Jon has performed with opera legend Luciano Pavarotti, recorded a duet with the late Frank Sinatra on “The Best Is Yet to Come.” Jon starred in 1995’s hit musical revival of “Grease” on Broadway as Danny Zuko,  as the Emcee in Sam Mendes’ critically acclaimed 2003 version of “Cabaret”, and as Joseph in Andrew Lloyd Webber’s & Tim Rice’s theatrical hit “Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat” in 2004.


“Same Dream” (released October 2005) includes the Top 10 hit “Window To My Heart,” which garnered solid airplay on nationally-syndicated radio shows “Delilah” and “The John Tesh Radio Show.” Additionally, over the 2005 holiday, Jon released his rendition of “Feliz Navidad.”


Apart from his dedication to music, Jon devotes himself various charitable endeavors. He raises funds for the NARAS national “Keeping Music in Schools” campaign and is a supporter of many initiatives including the Pediatric Aids Unit at Jackson Memorial Hospital, the Lifebeat Concert, Amigos Together for Kids, Make-A-Wish Foundation and the Boys and Girls Clubs, among a host of other charitable organizations.


CATHY RICHARDSON rose to Chicago rock royalty in the 90’s with
her powerful, soulful voice leading her wildly popular namesake band, relentlessly pummeling the Midwest college and festival circuit turning in some 150 shows a year. Over the last decade, her career has taken a few colorful turns that steered her out of the local scene and into the international spotlight, smack in the middle of the rock n’ roll history that inspired her to rock. Along the way she’s continued releasing new records, picked up a Grammy Nomination, four DIY Music Awards… and a Doobie Award from High Times Magazine.


Richardson’s real life rock n’ roll persona led to her discovery for the role of Janis Joplin in the original Off-Broadway cast of the show “Love, Janis” where she channeled the late music legend to rave reviews in New York, Chicago, San Francisco and Arizona. In 2007, she toured the U.S. with Janis’ original band members, Big Brother and the Holding Company, on the “Summer of Love 40th Anniversary Tour”.


2009 ushered in the 40th Anniversary of the famed Woodstock Music and Art Fair and Richardson, on the “Heroes of Woodstock” tour, headlined in major venues across the United States and Europe, including the site of the original Woodstock in Bethel, NY.  A film crew documented the Woodstock reunion tour for a forthcoming 3D concert film experience called the “Road to Woodstock”.


When not on tour filling in for rock legends, Richardson has a smoking band to cover her own epic musical catalog, featuring the amazing Jude Gold on guitar, Jon Herrera on bass, rock veteran Donny Baldwin on drums and Chicago-based fiddle player, Anne Harris. Richardson fans will likely be thrilled her by her next major musical endeavor- The Macrodots, an amped up, hard-rocking collaboration with San Francisco guitarist/songwriter/producer Zack Smith.







7TH HEAVEN is the premier Chicago festival act, according to
prominent talent buyers in Illinois, and has set attendance records at major night clubs across the tri-state region. The critically acclaimed website “Barstar” refers to 7th Heaven as one of the three best bands in Chicago. Known for performing 30 songs in 30 minutes, the dead-on renditions of Def Lepard, The Beatles, Bon Jovi, Journey and even U2 are delivered at a frenetic pace causing listeners to dance in the streets.


16 CANDLES makes it a personal duty and pleasure to bring all the
great 80’s songs you love to life in full force. The band’s attention to detail and commitment to entertainment captivates audiences and inspires new ways of dancing and thinking (not to mention drinking.) The members are five fun-loving guys with a simple love for the music of years gone by and a mission to fuse nostalgia and style to create a sight/sound spectacular unlike any other.


90’S210 is not your typical 90s cover band because it plays all different styles from the ‘90s. 90’s210 does every style  (continued p. 22) …from  the ‘90s including R&B hits from Montel Jordan and Snoop Dogg, alternative rock such as Weezer and Radiohead, and Pop songs by N’Sync, Backstreet Boys, Britney Spears and Spice Girls.


ABBA SALUTE is quite literally the most accurate ABBA tribute band in
the country. With painstaking attention to detail, they’ve recreated an ABBA experience that won’t soon be forgotten. Fronted by two dynamic ladies with angelic voices, and backed by a group of world class musicians, the music of the greatest pop band in history comes to life in a Vegas-type show that mesmerizes the viewer, both young and old alike


BAMBIRAPTOR is a five piece postcore/dreamo band formed in
Chicago 2009. The band’s music is focused on catchy hooks, guitar riffs and vocal melodies. BambiRaptor’s material can be compared to acts such as The Killers, Jet, All American Rejects and Taking Back Sunday. The band’s music has been called “Dance Rock”, “Screamo” and even “Reggae”.





ADAM BARTA was rocking his look before Adam Lambert even started
on American Idol. Adam manages to up his game with each successive release. “I Wanna Hold You” and “Standing in the Rain” laid the groundwork and “VIP” has caught the attention of Logo with its defiant electropop grooves and slickly produced videoclip. Remixes by Mixin Marc & Tony Svejda, Mysto & Pizzi, Ranny & the Popstar and Russ Harris pump up “VIP” nicely for club consumption.




BIRD TALK is Melissa “Jumpy” Marquez, Emily Engelhard, Anthony “Shimby” McCreery, and Jacco Kuipers. The band formed in the spring of 2007 and combines a wide range of influences, from indie rock, new wave, ‘50s, ‘60s, garage, punk and dance. In the short time the band  has been together, it have been  featured on Chicago radio stations: WXRT, WLUW and twice been asked to contribute songs to Blalock’s indie rock play list, alongside other amazing bands/artists such as: No Age, Women, Dan Deacon and Los Campesinos!


BRITBEAT is a tribute to the Beatles, with mop tops, retro costumes,
vintage instruments and harmonizing vocals, BritBeat Beatles Its British style, charisma and Liverpudlian character creates the ultimate Beatles Tribute concert experience. They display the same youthful excitement and boyish charm as the original ‘Fab Four.’



CHICAGO SPIRIT BRIGADE is a dynamic group of adult volunteers
who dance, twirl flags, and perform cheerleading stunts at events all around Chicago to raise money for non-profit organizations that provide direct care services to people faced with life-threatening challenges such as breast cancer, homelessness, hunger and HIV/AIDS.





DOT DOT DOT is a thrilling union of rock elements cloaked in dance
beats with synthy frills. The band’s self-titled album offers short, accessible pop songs that fans have deemed irresistible. The band’s show is a non-stop spectacle of remarkable energy, engaging action, and passionate musicianship. The band performs more than 150 dates nationwide each year at night clubs, festivals, college parties, concert halls, and private events. Loyal fans, captivated by the band’s endearing personalities, proudly exhibit tattoos of the band, post their own covers of Dot Dot Dot songs online, and even furnish their cars with the band’s pictures and accessories.


ERIC & THE ADAMS is a rock/pop/soul trio based out of Tulsa, OK
already being heard nationwide after just releasing its debut five song album this past December. After a random meeting at an open mic in August of 2007, award-winning singer/songwriter, Eric Himan, asked brother/sister rhythm section, Angel and Jimmy Adams if they would back him for a solo gig that required he have a band. By the time its debut CD arrived in stores and online in late 2009, the band had performed on the ABC and NBC affiliates in Tulsa and played gigs around the U.S., and this February, they are scheduled to play the wrap party for an episode of ABC’s “Extreme Makeover: Home Edition.”


EVERELLE a longtime fixture on the local Chicago scene, features
intense and hard-hitting all-original music that is lean and muscular with a familiar but innovative sound. Everelle found its current voice in September 2008 when C (vocals) joined forces with Shusto (drums), HVAC (bass), and Professor K (guitars). In early 2009, the band hit the studio to record a follow-up to its first EP “Empty Little Packages.” Described as “post-punk rockers”, Everelle has a sound that is “fully formed and mature, delivered with confidence and swagger.” C’s powerful, crystal-clear voice and introspective lyrics are supported by Shusto and HVAC’s thunderous rhythmic foundation and Professor K’s unique blend of crunchy riffs and guitar atmospherics.


GABRIEL SANCHEZ & THE PRINCE EXPERIENCE is a full-on Prince tribute show starring Gabriel Sanchez as Morris Day and Dekorah as Sheila E.


GIRL NEXT DOOR is a Chicago-based cover band playing a genuine
variety of classic to current pop, rock, dance and country hits. Fronted by a powerful and versatile female lead singer, and backed by accomplished musicians the band promises a full rich sound, tight harmonies and high energy performances.



GINA GLOCKSEN is best known as a finalist of the 6th season of
“American Idol”. Although Gina was often referred to as the ‘rocker chick’, her musical influences and abilities range far beyond the realm of rock.

Gina’s original music infuses the passion and attitude of a rock & roll rebel with the precision and soul of the modern ‘diva’. Since her time on Idol, Gina has toured  (Continued p. 26)

…North America with the ‘American Idols Live Tour’ and continues to perform around the country showcasing her original music. Her original music combines a dynamic mix of pop and rock driven by passionate and unforgettable vocals.


HAG is a group of former rival girl bands who have united, bringing a
powerful chemistry and interaction to performances. With an all female front, HAG brings its own sound to classic rock and pop songs. Among the artists and groups covered by HAG are: AC/DC, Alice Cooper Go-Go’s, Smith, Blondie, Led Zeppelin, Judas Priest, Fleetwood Mac, Tom Petty, UFO, The Partridge Family, Lady GaGaThe Doors, Tony Orlando & Dawn, Elton John, Rolling Stones, Pat Benetar, Rascals, The Animals, 4 Non-Blondes, and more!


THE HANDCUFFS embody the spirit of rock music’s uninhibited, sexy
and overbearing appeal. A perfect blend of style and energy. They do not sound like anyone else, but at the same time they seem very familiar. They are influenced by everything good that sells and anything good that doesn’t. Rock music is loud (not just in volume, but in its nature), pompous and fun - and The Handcuffs embrace every reckless minute of it.



KIMI HAYES is a singer/songwriter/guitarist/midwest rocker. Her band
featuring some of the best musicians in Chicago has opened for Willie Nelson, Sugarland, Sarah Evans, Jodi Messina, Gavin DeGraw, The BoDeans and Lucinda to name a few.







THE INSECURITIES have quickly become one of the most exciting up and coming bands in the Chicago area. The band’s members knew they had stumbled upon something worth pursuing when it headlined and sold out its first show during MOBfest at Chicago’s Elbo Room in the summer of 2008. Later that same year, it put out a debut EP “Ban the Kiss Hello: A Social Commentary” to much fanfare. With a collection of tracks ranging from rock to rockabilly to Americana to pop, “Ban the Kiss Hello” had a little bit of something for everybody. Since the release of its new album, “Show Your Teeth”, The Insecurities have been hard at work marketing and promoting through social networking sites and other mediums.


THE JOANS include lead guitarist and music arranger Taylor Joans,
Aaron Joans on drums, Jennifer Joans on vocals, Steve Joans on bass guitar and Ed Joans, keyboard player and trusted maid for the band. The Joans have appeared at The Flesh Hungry Dog Show at Jackhammer Chicago, The Spot, Ronny’s, The Note, CAKE Chicago at the Red Line Tap, The Empty Bottle, The Acorn Theatre in Three Oaks, MI headlining their New Years Eve gala, The Music Box Theatre, the TPAN Aware Affair benefit gala, Mary’s Attic, Folsom Street Fair 2008 in San Francisco, The Chicago Pridefest and Milwaukee Pridefest 2009, opening for Cyndi Lauper.


BLAKE LEWIS hasn’t missed a beat since his successful run on Fox’s
hit reality series “American Idol”, which culminated in his selection as first runner up—and a finale viewed by over 30 million people.

His cover of Bon Jovi’s “You Give Love A Bad Name,” was the biggest-selling download of the season on iTunes, with 192,000 downloads. His debut album “Audio Day Dream” debuted at #10 on the “Billboard” charts and has sold over 303,000 units to date. Blake has created a unique persona for himself as not only a singer-songwriter, but also as a DJ and beat-boxer, drawing fans of all ages to his shows.


THE MOVES have made a splash on the local scene by infusing punk
elements with early-80’s pop to create a sound dubbed as “stadium indie rock.” The Moves use electronic elements in addition to traditional rock instruments to round out their penetrating pop sound. The Moves call to mind early U2, INXS, Green Day, and Jawbreaker.


PULSATIONS is a multiethnic all-female band out of Chicago that plays many styles and rhythms ranging from disco music from the ‘70s, to the R&B/hip-hop/pop hits of today. The band has performed together for more than a decade brandishing its unfettered flavor at various venues, clubs and pride festivals across the country.


ROCK CANDY plays a mix of dance, hip-hop, pop and 80’s rock. Lead singer Molly Callinan, returning from her off-Broadway debut in “Dirty Dancing! The Musical”, brings both an incredible voice and a fun performance to the stage. Molly is backed by a band members Steve Schmidt, Mark Angres, Will Tiu and Gareth Fewel, talented musicians who take great pride in the quality of their sounds and the variety of the music they perform.


R.O.T.C. (Righteously Outrageous Twirling Corps) is an award-
winning, all-male precision rifle performance group representing the GLBT community throughout the city. The Righteously Outrageous Twirling Corps members are charged with learning unique rifle performance skills, while being positive gay role models and fulfilling other volunteer opportunities as united brothers


THE WHITE TIE AFFAIR has musical A.D.D. Every thing the group’s
members hear, touch and see influences them. The White Tie Affair is an adventure into pop, exploring many different styles and sounds. Whether it be sung, strummed, or programmed, you can bet they have tried to make it work. Front man Chris Wallace explains that the goal of the band is to “communicate our love for different kinds of music to anyone who wants to listen.”
 
 

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195, 197Greek Delights

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275-283Halsted’s Bar and Grill

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332-342    Hydrate Nightclub

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139-145Kafka Wine

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161-169Minibar

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416-420Pizano’s Pizza & Pasta

393 , 395Quang Noodle

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172 , 174Robinson’s #1 Ribs

216-224Roscoe’s Tavern & Cafe

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276Aids Foundation of Chicago

320American Laser Centers

70American Veterans for Equal Rights

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424Center on Halsted

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250Chicago Area Gay & Lesbian Chamber of Commerce

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280Chicago Gay Men’s Chorus

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374Crabby Cakes Studio

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