Chicago, IL Set List; City Winery 1/27 (Show 1 of 2)

A few added comments.

I loved this venue. It had a great vibe and Lu commented several times as such.

I’m not sure where Bitter Memory was played in the set as I was PM’ing with someone on facebook while I was recording the set list and invariably posted the song in our conversation. I do know it was played before Something Wicked.

I wasn’t sure who introduced both the Kenneth Brian Band or Lu but he mentioned the venue bottled a bottle of wine for Lu, with bottles available for purchase. This was sitting on the counter near the merch.

stoger~ I’m learning from the best. 😀

@tntracy wrote:

@Lafayette wrote:

I wasn’t sure who introduced both the Kenneth Brian Band or Lu but he mentioned the venue bottled a bottle of wine for Lu, with bottles available for purchase. This was sitting on the counter near the merch.

Were all three of those varietals (for $65 – a pretty penny for “house” wines! 😯 ) available with the Lu label? If not, then shame on them for bottling only the sauvignon blanc with the Lu label – a little bit of research would have revealed Lu is strictly a red wine gal! 😉

Just seeing her face on a bottle of white wine seems hopelessly out of place…

Tom

I did not inquire if all three of the wines had the Lu label, HOWEVER, it was mentioned that Lu’s complimentary bottle was a sauvignon blanc. Yes, it looks very strange to see her beautiful face on a bottle of white.

I can also tell you individual glasses of wine were very steep in price.

It was a lovely venue. Table service was not all that distracting, but we had the first set of tables nearest the stage. We decided not to eat dinner beforehand as their initial reviews were not all that positive. However, we bumped into the Kenneth Brian Band as we came thru the door and they gave a glowing review on the food and their treatment by the Winery. I was impressed with their seating. My original purchase (3 tickets) had 2 seats together and separated by one seat was the third ticket. The venue put us together by moving me up to the seat that initially separated us.