Converse Concert: The Orwells’ Primitive Teenage Battle Cries | The Chapel

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The Orwells are made up of five 17-year-olds from Chicago, Illinois. They play rock n roll music. However, the band straddles the thin line between their influences and their originality, ripping riffs and smashing drums in a fashion that their age into being just another fact mentioned in their bio. Their names are Mario, Grant, Henry, Dominick and Matt. They write songs – scratch that, primitive teenage battle cries – about girls and America and being suspended from high school. Although one might categorize The Orwells’ distinct brand of the blues as garage or punk, they would be wrong. The Orwells sound comes from a deeper, different place-a place both long forgotten and also timeless.

Free concert, but tickets are required. Tickets are now SOLD OUT.

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Converse Rubber Tracks Live is a monthly, free concert series supporting emerging music across the U.S and internationally. The series features an opening artist at every performance who has recorded at the Converse Rubber Tracks studio and has been hand-selected by the headlining act. Now in it’s second year, the series began in Brooklyn and has since expanded to San Francisco, Boston and Los Angeles with more cities to follow globally. Information on how fans can receive entry to the free concerts is announced prior to each show.

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