MAD DRUNKEN AMERICANS /THE LONG GOODBYE / THE ERLY / PROMANTEAUZONE

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 29TH, 2025
MONTROSE SALOON
📍 2933 W Montrose Ave, Chicago, IL
🕗 Music starts at 8PM
💵 $15 at the door
🔞 21+ w/ I.D.

A four-band bill featuring genre-bending Chicago art-rock-country, Michigan soul-groove Americana, and a harmony-driven local rock powerhouse. Come early, stay late.

8:00 PM – PortmanteauZone

Chicago-based and unapologetically bold, PortmanteauZone are a pro-queer duo whose live show mixes biting lyrics, shimmering instrumentals, and surprising sonic turns. On their latest EP they tackle political and philosophical themes with poetic flair and angular musicality—expect a set that’s as thoughtful as it is charged.
🔗 https://www.portmanteauzone.com/

9:00 PM – The Erly

Hailing from Niles, Michigan, The Erly blend folk-rock roots with soulful grooves, lush harmonies, and vintage-inspired tones. Their latest album Salem Lights highlights the band’s warm storytelling, expressive vocals, and genre-crossing instrumental flow. A road-seasoned band with a big, heartfelt sound.
🔗 https://theerlyband.com/

10:00 PM – The Long Goodbye

Chicago’s own harmony-rich rock outfit, The Long Goodbye delivers high-energy sets driven by dual guitars, tight vocal blends, and classic songwriting sensibilities. Whether electric and bold or stripped-down with violin and mandolin, the band brings dynamic musicianship and a crowd-moving presence to every stage.
🔗 https://longgoodbyeband.com/about/

11:00 PM – Mad Drunken Americans
Chicago’s whiskey-soaked country-rock troublemakers, Mad Drunken Americans crank out songs built on loud guitars, outlaw attitude and the kind of stories you only hear after last call. With twang-meets-bar-rock grit and a front-porch-to-honky-tonk swagger, they deliver rowdy, foot-stomping tunes you’ll want to raise a glass to. Hard-hitting, good-timed, and proudly rough around the edges — this is country rock played like it was meant.
🔗 https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100090578604726