While North Coast Music Festival takes over Union Park from Aug. 31 to Sept. 2, there are still concerts highlighting great Chicago talent, from Tatiana Hazel at the Hideout to a slew of female acts (Jordanna, Sports Boyfriend, Glitter Moneyyy and Yomí) at Schubas Tavern.
Catch a bit of the North Coast vibe with an after party at Concord Music Hall featuring the Fearless Flyers or check out the international experimental group Superorganism at Thalia Hall.
Aug. 31
Tatiana Hazel
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The Hideout
1354 W Wabansia Ave., 773-227-4433
West Side Chicago artist Tatiana Hazel does everything, defining herself as a singer, songwriter, producer and fashion designer. She began playing guitar at age 11 and started sharing songs on YouTube at 13. She is currently working on releasing her debut EP “Toxic.” $8. 9 p.m. 21+ Tickets: hideoutchicago.com
Sept. 2
The Fearless Flyers (North Coast Music Festival after party)
Concord Music Hall
2047 N. Milwaukee Ave., 773-570-4000
The Fearless Flyers is the new project of funk group Vulfpeck, whose members formed while students at the University of Michigan. With an EP released in spring on Vulfpeck’s Vulf Records, the band’s signature large and danceable sound is front and center, albeit with a slightly different lineup. $37.50. 10 p.m. 17+ Tickets: concordmusichall.com
Jordanna, Sports Boyfriend, Glitter Moneyyy, Yomí
Schubas Tavern
3159 N. Southport Ave., 773-525-2508
Catch a bunch of rising local talent with R&B artist Jordanna, rock/electronic/pop musician Sports Boyfriend (the moniker of Eileen Peltier), femme rap duo Glitter Moneyyy and harpist Yomí. $12. 8 p.m. 18+ Tickets: lh-st.com
Sept. 5
Parkway Drive
Riviera Theatre
4746 N. Racine Ave., 773-275-6800
Australian metalcore band Parkway Drive has released six studio albums in the course of its 15-year career. Parkway Drive is currently on a North American tour for its record “Reverence,” which came out in May. $32.50-$37. 6 p.m. Tickets: rivieratheatre.com
Superorganism
Thalia Hall
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1807 S. Allport St., 312-526-3851
A band doesn’t get more 21st century than Superorganism. Its members (who come from Europe, North America and Asia) met online and through mutual friends, gathering in London to build an indie experience that incorporates found sound and each musician contributing their own elements. $17 general admission, $25 opera box. 8:30 p.m. 17+ Tickets: thaliahallchicago.com