Chicago music fans, get ready to whet your whistle. Two of Chicago’s best underground music depots are giving it a go. CHIRP, otherwise known as the online-streaming Chicago Independent Radio Project, and Coach House Sounds, the analog-taping, digital streaming live music outlet we profiled earlier in the summer, are teaming up.
CHIRP Announces Partnership With Coach House Sounds
Chicago 2016 Gets In On Lollapalooza
Now that this year's (excellent) Pitchfork Fest is behind us, it's time to turn our attention to that fest's bigger brother, Lollapalooza. A week or so back, when the schedules and map of the festival grounds were released, something caught our eye: gone from the South end was the AT&T stage and in its place is the Chicago 2016 stage. That gave us a big "hmmmmmm" moment, but then we rolled our eyes and moved along. After all, the bid had a large set-up at last year's fest, too. Other media outlets have jumped on the sponsorship, including Jim DeRogatis at the Sun-Times and NBC 5. Of course, Chicago 2016 is not a corporate sponsor of the event so it seems like a "goodwill gesture" on promoter C3's part as Chicago 2016 spokesman Patrick Sandusky told DeRo. Ah! But wait, there's more. Sandusky himself also said:

