Community Arts Assistance Program Grant

DCASE
Wooden Rings has been honored with the coveted Community Arts Assistance Program (CAAP) grant, offered through a collaboration between The City of Chicago Department of Cultural Affairs and Special Events and the Chicago Office of Tourism and Culture. This is a reimbursement grant that will help us cover some costs with recording and mastering our album, Wooden Rings, as well as a project of charcoal rubbings that will accompany our live performances. We are very humbled and would like to thank our friends and family members, the fine folks at Chicago Artist Resource (CAR), and of course, our beloved City of Chicago.

Wooden Rings/ Self-Titled/ Album coming in April

Some thangs to share: 1/ The first album by Wooden Rings is currently in replication!!!! Perhaps and album release party is in order? 2/ We have 2 shows this week. Thursday at Comfort Station in Logan Square, and Friday at ACE bar on Fullerton near Western. 3/ And lastly, jump on the mailing list soon because once the album comes, there is going to be a track that wasn’t released on the album, that will go out to those folks!

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Undead Pre-Halloween Halloween Show

The time is upon us to celebrate the inevitability of death and decay. Entropy is a beautiful and necessary compliment to our vitality. Decompose with us at The Loft on Lincoln with Mercaba http://www.facebook.com/pages/Mercaba/168277099903122 http://www.myspace.com/mercabafusion Birdlace in the Dogfight http://www.facebook.com/pages/Birdlace-in-the-Dogfight/265912810104812 Moritat http://www.facebook.com/pages/Moritat/69102856140 Wooden Rings http://www.facebook.com/pages/Wooden-Rings/144777752257450 http://woodenringsmusic.com/ *with several songs by undead artists $2 donation at the door $2 Beer donation $3 Wine donation Friday, October 28 at 7:00pm – October 29 at 12:30am Loft on Lincoln 3036 N Lincoln Ave Apt. 3B Chicago, IL

Line up Change

We are officially switching up cello players from good old Ira Oaks, a fine musician and friend who really helped get the ensemble version of Wooden Rings off the ground, to the virtuous Portland(er), Marrissa Deitz. We are very excited to hear how the change will affect our sound and will be diligently practicing and working towards a recording for all to enjoy. We have enough saved up for a recording, so we are going to be performing toward the goal of mixing and mastering. Also, we are working with photographer and graphic artist, Ben Rodig, on our album art and band portraits. That’s all for now, RJ of WR