Fireside Bowl - Revision history

Gantry at 14:59, 8 October 2014

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	[[File:Fireside_Bowling_Alley_in_Chicago.jpg\|300px\|thumb\|right\|Fireside Bowl]]		[[File:Fireside_Bowling_Alley_in_Chicago.jpg\|300px\|thumb\|right\|Fireside Bowl]]

	The Fireside Bowl is a Logan Square bowling alley that was also a punk haven in the 1990s. It is located at 2648 W. Fullerton, Chicago. The Fireside was booked primarily by [[Brian Peterson]] but also by Dave Eaves. Currently, the Fireside's primary function is as a bowling alley and hosts seasonal leagues, however occasionally, some shows have been happening mostly put on by Phantom Note Productions. From 1994-2004, the Fireside played host to thousands of local and touring bands, a number of which would go on to become note-worthy. The legacy of the Fireside, in someways, will be compared to that of the venues 924 Gilman of Berkeley, CA and ABC No Rio of New York City. While all three of these venues catered to the punk and hardcore acts of their eras, the Fireside's main difference was that it was not necessarily organized as a DIY community center. Regardless, the Fireside still played a very important role as a galvanizing epicenter for the burgeoning punk scenes of the mid 90s through the mid 00s, with ripple effects reverberating out until the present day. [[Brian Peterson]] is currently the owner/operator of the Logan Square venue and restaurant, Township.		'''The Fireside Bowl''' is a Logan Square bowling alley that was also a punk haven in the 1990s. It is located at 2648 W. Fullerton, Chicago. The Fireside was booked primarily by [[Brian Peterson]] but also by Dave Eaves. Currently, the Fireside's primary function is as a bowling alley and hosts seasonal leagues, however occasionally, some shows have been happening mostly put on by Phantom Note Productions. From 1994-2004, the Fireside played host to thousands of local and touring bands, a number of which would go on to become note-worthy. The legacy of the Fireside, in someways, will be compared to that of the venues 924 Gilman of Berkeley, CA and ABC No Rio of New York City. While all three of these venues catered to the punk and hardcore acts of their eras, the Fireside's main difference was that it was not necessarily organized as a DIY community center. Regardless, the Fireside still played a very important role as a galvanizing epicenter for the burgeoning punk scenes of the mid 90s through the mid 00s, with ripple effects reverberating out until the present day. [[Brian Peterson]] is currently the owner/operator of the Logan Square venue and restaurant, Township.

	A documentary about the Fireside is currently in the works.		A documentary about the Fireside is currently in the works.

	[[Category:Venues]]		[[Category:Venues]]
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Xsxex at 21:12, 4 September 2013

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	The Fireside Bowl is a Logan Square bowling alley that was also a punk haven in the 1990s. It is located at 2648 W. Fullerton, Chicago. The Fireside was booked primarily by [[Brian Peterson]] but also by Dave Eaves. Currently, the Fireside's primary function is as a bowling alley and hosts seasonal leagues, however occasionally, some shows have been happening mostly put on by Phantom Note Productions. From 1994-2004, the Fireside played host to thousands of local and touring bands, a number of which would go on to become note-worthy. The legacy of the Fireside, in someways, will be compared to that of the venues 924 Gilman of Berkeley, CA and ABC No Rio of New York City. While all three of these venues catered to the punk and hardcore acts of their eras, the Fireside's main difference was that it was not necessarily organized as a DIY community center. Regardless, the Fireside still played a very important role as a galvanizing epicenter for the burgeoning punk scenes of the mid 90s through the mid 00s, with ripple effects reverberating out until the present day. [[Brian Peterson]] is currently the owner/operator of the Logan Square venue and restaurant, Township.		The Fireside Bowl is a Logan Square bowling alley that was also a punk haven in the 1990s. It is located at 2648 W. Fullerton, Chicago. The Fireside was booked primarily by [[Brian Peterson]] but also by Dave Eaves. Currently, the Fireside's primary function is as a bowling alley and hosts seasonal leagues, however occasionally, some shows have been happening mostly put on by Phantom Note Productions. From 1994-2004, the Fireside played host to thousands of local and touring bands, a number of which would go on to become note-worthy. The legacy of the Fireside, in someways, will be compared to that of the venues 924 Gilman of Berkeley, CA and ABC No Rio of New York City. While all three of these venues catered to the punk and hardcore acts of their eras, the Fireside's main difference was that it was not necessarily organized as a DIY community center. Regardless, the Fireside still played a very important role as a galvanizing epicenter for the burgeoning punk scenes of the mid 90s through the mid 00s, with ripple effects reverberating out until the present day. [[Brian Peterson]] is currently the owner/operator of the Logan Square venue and restaurant, Township.

			A documentary about the Fireside is currently in the works.

	[[Category:Venues]]		[[Category:Venues]]

Xsxex at 21:11, 4 September 2013

2013-09-04T21:11:15Z

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	[[File:Fireside_Bowling_Alley_in_Chicago.jpg\|300px\|thumb\|right\|Fireside Bowl]]		[[File:Fireside_Bowling_Alley_in_Chicago.jpg\|300px\|thumb\|right\|Fireside Bowl]]

	Fireside Bowl ~~was~~ a bowling alley that was also a punk haven in the 1990s. It is located at 2648 W. Fullerton, Chicago.		The Fireside Bowl is a Logan Square bowling alley that was also a punk haven in the 1990s. It is located at 2648 W. Fullerton, Chicago. The Fireside was booked primarily by [[Brian Peterson]] but also by Dave Eaves. Currently, the Fireside's primary function is as a bowling alley and hosts seasonal leagues, however occasionally, some shows have been happening mostly put on by Phantom Note Productions. From 1994-2004, the Fireside played host to thousands of local and touring bands, a number of which would go on to become note-worthy. The legacy of the Fireside, in someways, will be compared to that of the venues 924 Gilman of Berkeley, CA and ABC No Rio of New York City. While all three of these venues catered to the punk and hardcore acts of their eras, the Fireside's main difference was that it was not necessarily organized as a DIY community center. Regardless, the Fireside still played a very important role as a galvanizing epicenter for the burgeoning punk scenes of the mid 90s through the mid 00s, with ripple effects reverberating out until the present day. [[Brian Peterson]] is currently the owner/operator of the Logan Square venue and restaurant, Township.

	Fireside was booked primarily by [[Brian Peterson]] but also by Dave Eaves.

	[[Category:Venues]]		[[Category:Venues]]

Petdance at 06:25, 17 March 2013

2013-03-17T06:25:06Z

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	Fireside Bowl was a bowling alley that was also a ~~music venue~~. It is located at 2648 W. Fullerton, Chicago.		[[File:Fireside_Bowling_Alley_in_Chicago.jpg\|300px\|thumb\|right\|Fireside Bowl]]

			Fireside Bowl was a bowling alley that was also a punk haven in the 1990s. It is located at 2648 W. Fullerton, Chicago.

			Fireside was booked primarily by [[Brian Peterson]] but also by Dave Eaves.

	[[Category:Venues]]		[[Category:Venues]]

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Fireside Bowl was a bowling alley that was also a music venue. It is located at 2648 W. Fullerton, Chicago.

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