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    The Our House Band Starring Irene Michaels – Live at Epiphany Center of the Arts

    AdminBy AdminFebruary 18, 2025Updated:February 18, 2025 Events
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    The Our House Band Starring Irene Michaels – Live at Epiphany Center of the Arts

    Friday, March 28, 2025 | 7:30 PM
    📍 Epiphany Center of the Arts, Chicago

    The Our House Band, starring the dynamic Irene Michaels, returns to the stage for an unforgettable night of live music at the Epiphany Center of the Arts! Joining her for this special evening are Billy Marovitz and Sonny Luca as guest performers.

    About Our House Band

    Produced by Arny Granat, Chicago’s legendary co-founder of Jam Productions, OUR HOUSE has been electrifying audiences since its debut in March 2021. Following multiple sold-out performances at top venues like Le Piano, Arcada Speakeasy, the Fine Arts Building, Davenport’s, and the historic Jazz Showcase, the band continues to bring an exhilarating live experience.

    Granat, recognizing the resurgence of live music following the pandemic, assembled an eclectic group of top-tier musicians, forming a powerhouse band that has become a staple of Chicago’s vibrant music scene.

    About Irene Michaels – Lead Singer

    A true Chicago icon, Irene Michaels has captivated audiences for decades with her versatile talents, timeless charm, and unwavering passion for entertainment.

    From her early days as a dancer, model, and singer, to her Hollywood roles in General Hospital, Home Alone 2, and Killer Klowns from Outer Space, Irene’s career has been a testament to grace, resilience, and reinvention.

    An accomplished equestrian, author, and lifestyle influencer, she built her brand, “I On…”, delving into beauty, luxury, and entertainment. Her book, I On Beauty, and her “I On Youth” skincare line have inspired many, particularly women over 50.

    In her late 70s, Irene embraced a new musical chapter, becoming a House Music Diva with her hit song “I Like Rain,”which won Best Pop Song of the Year at the Josie Music Awards. With record deals from TRAX Records and Tribeca Records, she has earned Grammy nomination consideration and continues to make waves in the music industry.

    Her sold-out one-woman shows in Chicago and New York bring audiences on a journey through her remarkable life, proving that passion and reinvention have no age limit.


    Event Details & Tickets

    📍 Epiphany Center of the Arts
    📍 201 S. Ashland Ave, Chicago, IL
    📞 (312) 421-4600

    🎟️ Get Your Tickets Here:
    🔗 Epiphany Center of the Arts – Our House Band Starring Irene Michaels

    🔗 Visit Irene Michaels’ Official Website:
    www.irenemichaels.com


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