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The theater co-founded by music and film producer Lou Adler is the subject of a Grammy Museum exhibit. It's also booked a series of special shows including a pair by Neil Young, who opened the club on Sept. 20, 1973.

The theater co-founded by music and film producer Lou Adler is the subject of a Grammy Museum exhibit. It's also booked a series of special shows including a pair by Neil Young, who opened the club on Sept. 20, 1973.

The theater co-founded by music and film producer Lou Adler is the subject of a Grammy Museum exhibit. It's also booked a series of special shows including a pair by Neil Young, who opened the club on Sept. 20, 1973.

The theater co-founded by music and film producer Lou Adler is the subject of a Grammy Museum exhibit. It's also booked a series of special shows including a pair by Neil Young, who opened the club on Sept. 20, 1973.

The theater co-founded by music and film producer Lou Adler is the subject of a Grammy Museum exhibit. It's also booked a series of special shows including a pair by Neil Young, who opened the club on Sept. 20, 1973.

The theater co-founded by music and film producer Lou Adler is the subject of a Grammy Museum exhibit. It's also booked a series of special shows including a pair by Neil Young, who opened the club on Sept. 20, 1973.

The theater co-founded by music and film producer Lou Adler is the subject of a Grammy Museum exhibit. It's also booked a series of special shows including a pair by Neil Young, who opened the club on Sept. 20, 1973.

The theater co-founded by music and film producer Lou Adler is the subject of a Grammy Museum exhibit. It's also booked a series of special shows including a pair by Neil Young, who opened the club on Sept. 20, 1973.

Busan band Say Sue Me brought their unique brand of shoegazy surf rock (surfgaze?) back to Chicago on July 20. It was the second-to-last stop on their seven-city North American tour, the night after playing K-Indie Music Night in New York with Crying Nut.

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