Tally Hall concert at Lincoln Hall in Chicago, Illinois

Tally Hall Concert: But there’s always a reason why it can’t be.

Tally Hall concert at Lincoln Hall in Chicago, Illinois.

So I am not one to ever plan a concert outing. Really I never do. It’s not that I don’t like music, I do. And I quite enjoy going to concerts and if you ask me to go to one I will probably go. I love concerts. I just don’t plan them. But when I found out that there was a Tally Hall concert coming to Lincoln Hall, I planned a concert outing.

I’m not one to follow bands. And I am one to love a song and have no idea who sings it or to love a band and not know the name of a single one of their songs and I certainly don’t have the time or energy to like bands no one has ever heard of. So it’s rare for me to say hey look this band is playing lets go. But when I saw that Tally Hall was playing and it was only $12 and only a couple of El stops away I decided to buck my traditional concert going role and do just that. I saw them at Lollapalooza a few years back and they were good and entertaining and they became one of maybe two albums I’ve actually bought in the last five years. So I decided to go.

We managed to get some seats at the front of the balcony and while I love being a part of the crowd it was also winteresque so I had my coat still and I am old and tired and like just leaning against the railing. And sitting. And the show was awesome. And they did half their set from the stage and half their set from the middle of the floor below. Which was awesome.

On another note there were a few guys in the audience who were dressed just like the band. And you knew they did that on purpose. Really?


Tally Hall concert at Lincoln Hall in Chicago, Illinois

Tally Hall concert at Lincoln Hall in Chicago, Illinois

Tally Hall concert at Lincoln Hall in Chicago, Illinois

Tally Hall concert at Lincoln Hall in Chicago, Illinois

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Hi, I'm Val. I spent most of my 20s in a standstill, unable to pick which path in life I wanted to take. I wanted the nomadic life of a traveler but also wanted the husband, the condo, and the kitten. Unable to decide which life I wanted more, I did nothing. When I turned 30 I’d had enough of putting my life on hold and decided to start “choosing my figs.” So, I quit my job, bought a one-way ticket to Europe, and traveled for three years. Now I'm back in Chicago, decorating my apartment in all the teal, petting my cats, and planning my next adventure.

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