TIGER PAW

TIGER SPIRIT

TIGERS IN THE BACKSEAT

TILL DEATH

TIM BARRY

TIM MCGLONE

TIM SCHWEIGER & THE MIDDLEMEN

TIM SEISSER PROJECT

Tim Seisser is one of Chicago’s premier bassists and band leaders. His group “TS5” is a contemporary jazz group that mixes feel good grooves with improvisation and high level musicianship. They have performed at the taste of Chicago, martyrs, the green mill, and many other great Chicago area venues. Joining Tim are his usual lineup of Jonathan marks on drums, Matt Nelson on keys, rich Moore on tenor sax and Luke Malewicz on trombone.

TIM STOPULOS

TIM VANDERLIN & MIKE KNEELAND

TIM WEHRLE

TIME AGAIN

TIMMY WIGGINS

TIN ARMOR

TINA HOWELL

TINA HOWELL & THE FELLAS

TINY MILES & THE BIG KIDS

THE WRECKAGE

THE YEARBOOKS

THE YEARS GONE BY

THE YOUNG REPUBLIC

THE YOUNG SEA

THE ZUT ALORS

THE::ARMOR::CLASS

THEANTI

THEE INVADERS

THEIA

THEMSELVES

THEOPHILUS LONDON

THEREFORE I AM

THESE ARE THEY

THESE GREEN EYES

THESE UNITED STATES

theSTART

THEY ALL HAVE LEGS

THEY FACE REACTION

CURITOWN TO CHITOWN: FROM THE JUNGLES OF BRAZIL TO THE ALLEYS OF THE U.S. They Face Reaction has been around since the beginning of 2006 and was originally found in the city of Curitiba in Brazil. When singer/guitar-strummer Pedro Prosdocimo a.k.a. Greeps came back from the experience of living and playing as a guest in a punk rock band in Europe in the end of 2005 he took a little time to assimilate the experience. Then back home he took a few remaining songs from his then dead local Curitiba hardcore punk band Citizen Caged and metamorphosed them into a not so fast, more angular but pop at the same time, consistency. He then knew that a new outfit had to be created. When his cousin Ren Volpi, a post-hardcore singer/guitar player veteran as well, came back from California they named it They Face Reaction and completed the 4 piece with local scene’s band-mates, and also adding some of Ren’s actual compositions to the set. After about a year and a half of independent material release and small touring they reached the maximum level of recognition they could ever expect from their home country’s little audience. The small success back home have inspired for a big decision of relocating to U.S. and Chicago IL ended up being the chosen scene for these punk rock enthusiasts to start over in 2008. Now the band has recently been re-based and had the honor of Chicagoan members Tyler Eckhart and David Perrin joining respectively on the positions of drums and bass guitar player. Their first performances as the new formation started on the summer of 2009 in Chicago and they have never been so excited.

THEY FOUND ME THEY NAMED ME

THEY’VE SHOT FLANIGAN

THICK AS BLOOD

THIEVES AND VILLAINS

THIN HYMNS

THINNER TEED

Based in the Chicago area, the band has played across the Midwest at numerous festivals and venues from Ohio to Iowa and everywhere between. Thinner Teed has been a part of Summer Camp Music Festival, Wakarusa, and many other events over the past years and performed at venues like Double Door & Hard Rock Cafe.
January of 2013 brought a change for the band. Two of the original members had decided to pursue other life ventures and a new drummer was brought in; helping to solidify an already evolving sound and group dynamic. The new line-up is electrifying; the energy on stage, passion for writing, and music are second to none.

THIRD TIME’S A CHARM

THIS CAR UP

THIS CITY DEFECTS

THIS COULD BE DANGEROUS

THIS IS A STANDOFF

THIS IS HELL

THIS IS MY FIST

THIS IS THE GOOD FIGHT

THIS IS VERSAILLES

THIS LAST DANCE

THIS MAGAZINE IS HAUNTED

THIS MUST BE THE BAND

This Must be the Band is a Talking Heads Tribute Band; we only play Talking Heads music, and, if possible, 3 to 4 hours at a time.

Since forming in May 2007, TMBTB has been Burning Down The House throughout Chicago and the entire midwest. With a rapidly expanding repertoire from the Talking Heads’ catalog of countless hits, TMBTB highlights the best of the Talking Heads, equipped with our very own Bernie Worrell, Adrian Belew, Lynn Mabry, and Ednah Holt.