A Horse with No Name Finally Finds the Right Two Chords
Before we left for this private party, we ran through A Horse with No Name one more time. Not because it is especially complicated. Quite the opposite: it has two […]
Bell & Field live show stories
‘After the Show’ is where we collect the stories that happen after the last song fades out: crowd moments, song requests, venue notes, funny surprises, photos, and the little details that make each Bell & Field show feel different.
If you were there, this is a way to relive the night. If you missed it, this is the next best thing. And if you are thinking about booking us, these recaps show what a Bell & Field performance actually feels like in the room.
These are not just event listings. They are short stories from the room: what people requested, what surprised us, what worked, what got messy, and what made each night feel different.
If you were there, this is where the night lives afterward. If you missed it, this is the next best thing. If you are thinking about booking us, this shows what a Bell & Field night actually feels like.
Before we left for this private party, we ran through A Horse with No Name one more time. Not because it is especially complicated. Quite the opposite: it has two […]
Sunday afternoon shows are starting to grow on us. There’s something about loading out while there’s still daylight that feels like we’re getting away with something. Driving...
We’d heard about Tiny Acres out near Monmouth, but driving down that long country road for the first time felt a little like we’d taken a wrong...
Going into this one at Coal Creek Brewing in Princeton, we honestly weren’t sure what we were walking into. A Tuesday, 5–7 PM, a private group Jim was...
Sometimes you pull into a town, start unloading gear, and you can just tell it’s going to be a good one. That’s how it felt rolling into Monmouth...
Outdoor gigs in July are always a bit of a gamble. Heat, humidity, storms – usually at least one shows up. Our live acoustic duo performance for Valley...
We don’t play a lot of museums, so getting asked to be part of the Kewanee Historical Society’s 50th birthday party already felt a little different in the...
Our second Father’s Day at Tuggers in Port Byron looked pretty different from the first one. Last year it was all sunshine on the patio and people hanging...
Rams Riverhouse is starting to feel like our own little experiment in how many tiny things can go sideways before a show and still add up to a...
By the time we hit the first chord at Cedar Ridge Winery & Distillery on June 7, we were already a little road-weary in the best way. This...
Not many people land here—but you’re clearly a fan with refined taste (just like us). Fun fact: we’re fueled by Cabernet. 🍷 In fact, we love it so much, we show up at most gigs with our very own box—complete with a handy pour nozzle. Because let’s be honest, great music pairs best with good company and a generous pour.
Cheers from Bell & Field!