
Congress Street is NOW OPEN! The east/west corridor of Congress accessed from both Broadway Blvd and 4th Ave is now open to vehicular traffic. 6th Ave continues to be a …
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Congress Street is NOW OPEN! The east/west corridor of Congress accessed from both Broadway Blvd and 4th Ave is now open to vehicular traffic. 6th Ave continues to be a …
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Accordionist Michael Guerra of the Michael Guerra Band dropped by the Chicago Music Store this afternoon. They’re opening for the Mavericks at the Fox Theater!
Read more...This picturesque downtown location was chosen for the video shoot for Faith Vasallo. Enjoy!
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The Chicago Music Store is 99.99% complete in its facade restoration project! We couldn’t be happier. There’s a great story at downtowntucson.org about the facade restoration project at our downtown location, …
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Started up in 1919, the downtown music shop has had a rich history that includes a spot in one of Martin Scorsese's early films (Alice Doesn't Live Here Anymore). When it comes to music, Chicago Music Store is the only stop youll need to make.
The warehouse-sized store buys, sells, rents, trades and repairs all types of musical instruments, everything from "kazoos to pianos."
Our prices range from 25 cents for a guitar pick to $250,000 for a complete sound and lighting system, and are always the best deal in town.
The clientele of the Chicago Music Store speak to its credentials. Among the list of heavy hitters that rely on the store are local indie-desert legends Giant Sand, local Wavelab Studios and most of the local casinos.