Brandon Wetherbee is a journalist based in Chicago, Illinois. He writes for various publications, including Newswav, InsideHook, Dread Central Media, LLC, and Washington City Paper. His articles cover a range of topics, including music, film, dining, and local events.
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Brandon Wetherbee's coverage predominantly highlights local entertainment, dining, and lifestyle in Chicago. His articles often feature expert commentary and reviews related to food & beverage, entertainment news, house & home topics.
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By: Steve Kiviat, Louis Jacobson, Pat Padua, Brandon Wetherbee
Embrace your nerdy side with the Crossword Show, listen to Mulatu Astatke, see the world premiere of Rachel Lynett's latest plays, visit a couple of art shows, and get ready for Mdou Moctar.
By: Pat Padua, Brandon Wetherbee, Louis Jacobson, Serena Zets
The masked queer country star lands at the Anthem, Fightmaster takes Atlantis, Pride poetry reading, Mdou Moctar, and Neuroland by Michal Gavish.
By: Serena Zets, Louis Jacobson, Simone Goldstone, Brandon Wetherbee
That's right, an adult book fair at Folger Library, two Insta-worthy photo exhibits, The Last Podcast on the Left at Warner Theatre, and Pebble to Pearl rock the dock.
By: Heidi Perez-Moreno, Pat Padua, Brandon Wetherbee, Steve Kiviat
Two films, pop punk from the Dollyrots, spellbinding guitar from Tinariwen, a showcase from Girls Rock!, and a festival celebrating Colombia's Independence Day.
By: Christina Smart, Brandon Wetherbee, Colleen Kennedy, Sarah Marloff
Don’t miss these summer releases from local musicians Pinky Lemon, Bed Maker, Pretty Bitter, Flowerbomb, Juliet Lloyd, and Cuni.
By: Steve Kiviat, Serena Zets, Dorvall Bedford, Ella Feldman, Brandon Wetherbee, Christina Smart
A new exhibit imagines a Black Utopia, Baez talks poetry, and music from the Pointer Sisters, Reyna Tropical, Open Mike Eagle, and Plena Libre.
By: Amelia Roth-Dishy, Brandon Wetherbee, Stephanie Rudig, Louis Jacobson, Serena Zets
Kick off the weekend with a talk from Mickalene Thomas, watch The Little Mermaid outside, catch Dogs on Shady Lane, and visit two art shows.
Brandon Wetherbee proposes 14 bands and their songs that deserve a spotlight on the new soundtrack for 'The Crow'.
By: Pat Padua, Serena Zets, Heidi Perez-Moreno, Christina Smart, Amelia Roth-Dishy, Sarah Marloff, Brandon Wetherbee, Taylor Ruckle, Dave Nyczepir
From a bevy of Brazilian legends to up-and-coming indie rockers, local acts to Mariah Carey, you’re gonna wanna get tickets now.
City Paper readers have no excuse to be bored this fall, with events from drag stars and Jenny Slate to Día de los Muertos celebrations.
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