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Rosa's Lounge

3420 W Armitage Ave.

Chicago IL 60647

Lil' Jimmy Reed w/ Ben Levin :: During The Chicago Blues Fest At Millennium Park

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Start: 2024-04-28T02:30:00Z
Location: Rosa's Lounge

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Fri, Jun 7, 2024

9:30 PM 11:00 PM

Lil' Jimmy Reed w/ Ben Levin :: During The Chicago Blues Fest At Millennium Park

Buy tickets for the 9:30 PM show. Stay all night!

Admission is $20 in advance, $25 at the door if available.

Buy tickets for the 11 PM show. Party 'til the end!

Admission is $10 in advance, $15 at the door if available. Tickets for the 11 PM show does not guarantee entry to the 9 PM show.

• Doors open at 8 PM. To secure guaranteed seating, guests are required to arrive between 8 PM and 9 PM. Guests arriving after 9 PM are guaranteed entrance, but seating will be based on availability.

• Seating is available on a first-come, first-serve basis at tables and at the bar. Tables are shared.

• Rosa’s Lounge automatically reserves seats together when tickets are bought under one purchaser's name. If multiple people are buying tickets for the same group please add the group name in the Shopping Cart / Order Summary/ Customer Notes.

• Holding seats for late arrivals or no-shows is not allowed. Rosa's Lounge reserves the right to seat people in unoccupied seats after 9 PM.

All sales are final. No refund.

Leon Atkins, also known as Lil’ Jimmy Reed – the embodiment of authentic blues talent. Those fortunate enough to hear him can vouch for the captivating power of his stinging guitar work, gritty vocals, and haunting harmonica skills. Standing tall with a charismatic presence, Lil’ Jimmy is the quintessence of classic Louisiana down-home blues tradition. Hailing from a shot-gun shack in Hardwood, LA, a small town nestled along the Mississippi River with a thriving cotton and sawmill industry, Leon's upbringing was immersed in the blues, absorbing its wailing melodies every night from a nearby club.

His musical journey began early, crafting his own guitar from a cigar box at the tender age of six. As a teenager, he honed his skills on both guitar and harmonica, taking the stage at local clubs in Baton Rouge. A fateful night filling in for blues legend Jimmy Reed led to him being dubbed "Lil’ Jimmy Reed," marking the start of his remarkable path to success in the world of blues music.