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With our state-of-the-art sound and video systems, world-class catering options, top-rate staff, full kitchen, three stocked bars, gorgeous dining room, and spectacular music hall, Lincoln Hall is perfect for your next event.

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Featured Weekly Special - Hawaiian Pork Sandwich

Marinated & seared pork tossed in a pineapple glaze with red peppers, green onion, chili mayo and cilantro served with a side of tots.

Our night kitchen hours vary- please call ahead (773.525.2501) if you're planning on stopping by at or after 10 PM. Thank you!


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  • Advance tickets guarantee entry to the show.
    • They are general admission only and DO NOT guarantee seating.
    • For the best seats/position in the music room please arrive 30 minutes prior to show time to pick-up your tickets.
    • All shows are 21+ unless otherwise noted.
  • Tickets ARE NOT mailed to you.
    • A NON-REFUNDABLE $2.50 per ticket service charge will be added to the purchase price of each ticket - in the instance of a show cancellation, this fee will not be returned.
    • All Tickets purchased through the web site are NON-REFUNDABLE.
    • All tickets are non-transferrable.
    • The name in the 'Shipping Address' portion of your order will be the name your tickets are held under at the door- if you are buying tickets for someone else, you must indicate their name in these fields.
    • Advance tickets are only available through LincolnHallChicago.com (until 5 pm day of show) and JamUSA.com when noted. Lincoln Hall does not have a physical box office. Walk-up ticket purchases are only available at Lincoln Hall beginning one hour before listed show time unless the show is sold out.
Wed. Mar 17 2010

Wednesday, March 17 2010 9:00 PM
21+ $15.00

Lincoln Hall

The Clientele formed a long time ago in the backwoods of suburban Hampshire, playing together as kids at school, rehearsing in a thatched cottage remote from any kind of music scene, but hypnotized by the magical strangeness of Galaxie 500 and Felt and the psych pop of Love and the Zombies. Singer Alasdair MacLean still recalls a pub conversation where the band collectively voted that it was OK to be influenced by Surrealist poetry but not OK to have any shouting or blues guitar solos. From that moment on, they put their stamp on a kind of eerie, distanced pure pop, stripped to its essentials and recorded quickly to 4-track analogue tape.

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