Chicago’s Beverly area nonprofit organization, Get Local Beverly, cultivates live music experience that connect the community. They host a weekly live stream on both their Facebook and Instagram accounts called, “Get Local Sessions.”

On Thursday evening, June 18, 2020, Episode 05 featured The Dead Licks. During the performance, The Dead Licks donated 100% of all proceeds to My Block My Hood My City, raising over $600.

My Block My Hood My City’s mission is: “To provide underprivileged youth with an awareness of the world and opportunities beyond their neighborhood. We take students on explorations focused on STEM, Arts & Culture, Citizenry & Volunteerism, Health, Community Development, Culinary Arts, and Entrepreneurism.” They also have a small business relief fund that will go to support our ongoing operations and efforts to repair small businesses.

If you missed The Dead Licks live stream via Get Local Beverly, be sure to check it out at: https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=280445856650619

Be sure to keep up with the latest information and show dates through The Dead Licks Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/thedeadlicks/

Don’t miss an episode of Get Local Beverly’s “Get Local Sessions” as they hold space for and support local musicians and artists here on Chicago’s Southside. Live streams made possible by their incredible team made up of Jake Winterfield audio visual engineer, Tom Huguelet principal photon flinger a.k.a. light man cameramen 2 and Jacob Mulrenin cameramen 1 as well as their creative team which includes Amy Marbach, Shannon Schickle, Christopher Daytona and Deon Lewis.