First Friday Summer Series - Tennessee Whiskey - Chris Stapleton Tribute & The Ultimate Eric Church Tribute
August 2 at 7:00pm

Tennessee Whiskey Chicago is a celebration to the music of Chris Stapleton!  Led by an incredibly talented team of Chicago's top musicians, the band has become well-known for their passionate and soulful renditions of Stapleton's songs.

 With their unique blend of country, blues, and rock, they are able to re-create both the sound and visual experience rivaled only by "The Man" himself! This show is one not to miss for any true Chris Stapleton fan. Their live performance will make you feel like you are watching the REAL DEAL!

 Come prepared to sing your heart out with nonstop sing-alongs for the entire show! From his classic hits to modern favorites, Tennessee Whiskey Chicago puts on a show that is sure to leave audiences in awe.

The Ultimate Eric Church Tribute Band is a high-energy group that has taken the country music scene by storm. With a frontman who looks and sounds like Eric Church himself, the band has become nationally recognized as the top act in the country paying tribute to The Chief.

 Based in Chicago, the group has toured extensively throughout the Midwest and around the nation, playing shows from Las Vegas to New York. With a mix of rock and country, their live performances are always a hit with audiences, featuring fan favorites like "Springsteen" and "Drink in My Hand" as well as deeper cuts like "Stick that in Your Country Song".

 If you're a fan of Eric Church and looking for an unforgettable live experience, don't miss the chance to catch this incredibly authentic tribute band in action.

Admission to a First Friday Concert Series Concert will run at a flat fee of $5.00; but if a receipt displaying a purchase from a downtown business is shown, patrons will be given free admission.

The First Friday Concert Series is supported by Country Financial and Cell Electric.

This program was supported by a grant from the Illinois Arts Council Agency, an agency of the State of Illinois, the McLean County Arts Center, and the National Endowment for the Arts.