Neon Union

Thu May 21 at 8:00pm

Chicago, IL

Event Info

21+ / www.carolspub.comComprised of newcomers Leo Brooks and Andrew Millsaps, Neon Union is a duo preparing to take country music by storm. Brooks grew up in Miami and has collaborated with artists like Pitbull, Lauryn Hill, Jennifer Lopez, Mary J. Blige, Cee Lo Green, and John Legend. Millsaps grew up in North Carolina and has been writing songs since the age of 13. When the two were introduced, they knew instantly that their sound and musical styles would combine to create the perfect duo.Together as Neon Union, Brooks and Millsaps are bringing a new sound to country music, with 808 kick drums married to a traditional country lyric and anthemic pop melodies. Since signing with Jay DeMarcus Red Street Records in 2022, Neon Union has earned their first ACM nomination for New Duo/Group of the Year, been named Billboards Rookie of the Month, earned performance slots with the ACMs and CMA Fest, and have opened for musical acts like HARDY, Scotty McCreery, and Pitbull. The duo released their debut EP Double Wide Castle Sessions following their debut charted single, Bout Damn Time.Neon Unions 2025 debut LP Good Years bundles previously released fan-favorites like Alright Where She Left Me, How Ya Dont and the bands debut charted single, Bout Damn Time, with brand-new cuts like Clean Hands and Fall For Me that are sure to be on repeat. With production credited to award-winning producers Dann Huff and Jay DeMarcus along with a nod from Brandon Hood, the undeniable Neon Union sound full of expert musicianship and unrivaled lyricism is easily felt throughout the entirety of the project. What an incredible experience its been bringing this project to life, shares DeMarcus. The talent that Andrew (Millsaps) and Leo (Brooks) bring to the table is beyond compare. I cant wait for country music listeners to get their hands on Good Years! This event is 21 and over. Any ticket holder unable to present valid identification indicating that they are at least 21 years of age will not be admitted to this event, and will not be eligible for a refund.GA Tickets do not include seating. Reserved Table purchase includes entrance to the show and a reserved table for the designated number of people.Please arrive 30 minutes prior to showtime to claim your table. If your party has not arrived by that time, your table may be subject to be given away to another group and we will do our best to facilitate your group upon your arrival, however a table is no longer guaranteed.

Thu - May 21, 2026 • 8:00 PMTickets

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Carol's Pub

4659 North Clark Street, Chicago, IL

https://carolspub.com/

(773) 754-8000

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who owns Carol's pub in Chicago?: Carol's Pub in Chicago is owned by Ed Warm, a well-known figure in the Chicago live music and hospitality scene. Ed Warm is also a partner in several other popular Chicago venues, including Joe's on Weed Street and Joe's Live. Since taking ownership, Warm has revitalized Carol's Pub, maintaining its beloved honky-tonk charm while introducing modern upgrades. The venue is famous for its lively atmosphere, country music performances, and late-night dancing. Under Warm's leadership, Carol's Pub has become a go-to destination for both locals and visitors seeking authentic Chicago nightlife and live entertainment. If you're looking for a classic dive bar experience paired with great music, Carol's Pub, under Ed Warm's ownership, delivers a memorable night out in Uptown Chicago.
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