Live Karaoke Band Chicago
by admin on Tuesday, March 10th, 2009 | No Comments
Do you know of a good Karaoke joint and a nice dining restaurant with a live band, or a nice romantic ambiance?
My husband and I have recently had a baby, yea! We are now trying to spend some time together. If you know a karaoke spot in Chicago please let me know. We are also looking for a restaurant with a live band, that is romantic, you know candles to set the mood.
We would also like a good restaurant where NEO-soul is played. Please help!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
For starters, we love the Grand Lux Cafe, so something along those lines with live music and great food!
The Cash Box.
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