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Brandon Curtis (Interpol) and Jesse Beaman
Brandon Curtis (Interpol) and Jesse Beaman was cancelled. It had been scheduled for Tue, Sep 8, 2026 at 10:00 PM (EDT) at Empty Bottle in Chicago, IL.
About this event
Brandon Curtis performs live music, drawing from his background with Secret Machines and Interpol. Jesse Beaman also performs, offering a diverse musical experience for attendees. Visitors will see two established artists on stage.
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Doors: 8PM / Show: 9PM / 21+BRANDON CURTIS: Brandon Curtis came up in the New York City scene in the early 2000s in his band with his brother Benjamin Curtis - they were called Secret Machines. They were known to be one of New Yorks best bands at the time...playing shows in the scene with Blonde Redhead, Deerhoof, Interpol, LCD Soundsystem, The Strokes and opening shows on tour with Spiritualized, U2, Oasis, M83, Kings of Leon and Foo Fighters...they were also known to be one of David Bowies all time favorite bands. Brandon currently plays in and tours with post punk favorites Interpol. JESSE BEAMAN:Jesse Beaman is a musician, composer and producer. Born in Miami, Florida, raised in New York City and grew up in Austin, Texas - he currently resides in Mexico City. Jesse has collaborated with members of INTERPOL Sam Fogarino and Brandon Curtis, M83 synth player Joe Berry s, Hoshiko Yamane. He has toured with KAZU Makino of Blonde Redhead, This Will Destroy You and has been a support opener in concerts for notable acts such as Suzanne Ciani, Julianna Barwick, Silver Mt. Zion, CocoRosie, Bongeziwe Mabandla, Joan of Arc & more
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Details
- When
- Tue, Sep 8, 2026 · 10:00 PM (EDT)
- Where
- Empty Bottle
- Address
- 1035 N. Western Ave.
- Price
- $20.39 +
- Genre
- Music/Other
Questions
- Is Brandon Curtis (Interpol) and Jesse Beaman still happening?
- No. The source listing reports Brandon Curtis (Interpol) and Jesse Beaman as cancelled.
