Chef Curtis Duffy to rock his Halloween Soiree
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Chef Curtis Duffy plays bass with Night Shift. Photo: Courtesy of Curtis Duffy
This weekend, chef Curtis Duffy makes his rock debut playing bass with Night Shift for a Halloween Soiree at After, the sister bar to his acclaimed restaurant Ever.
What he's saying: "We'll be playing some rock and some punk — music to keep things creepy and fun and really get people in the Halloween spirit," Duffy tells Axios.
Background: This year, the James Beard Award-winning chef has shifted gears a bit by co-authoring a gripping memoir, "Fireproof," opening his sister bar to live music and even hosting a rock photography show in the bar's event space.
- He has also teased a new cookbook and more restaurants outside Chicago.
Dig in: Aside from a band with a dishy bassist, the party will feature a DJ and seven rooms representing the seven deadly sins with cocktails and food in each to match.
Tickets for Friday and Saturday start at $150.