If you’re looking for a low-key way to end the week—maybe meet a couple friends, sit down with something to eat, and just let the day slow down a bit—this Friday at Tuggers might fit pretty well.
We’re heading back to Tuggers in Port Byron on Friday, December 4, playing from 7–10 PM. It’s an easy place to settle in for a whole evening: you can grab dinner, stay for a second round, and not feel rushed out the door.
We’ll have the full piano-and-guitar setup, and this one will probably lean a little more toward songs you can talk over and still follow—some 70s and 80s favorites, a few newer ones, and some of our own.
December shows always feel a little different: people are tired from the week, some are just off work parties, and others are sneaking in one quiet night before the real holiday chaos kicks in. So we’ll keep the first set on the warmer, more relaxed side, then build from there depending on who walks through the door.
If You Are Planning To Come Out
- When: Friday, December 4, 2026 – music from 7–10 PM
- Where: Tuggers, 201 N Main St, Port Byron, IL 61275
- Who: Bell & Field (piano, guitar, and two voices)
- What to expect: A three-hour mix of familiar covers and a few originals, starting easy while people grab food and drinks, then gradually picking up with more sing-along tunes as the night goes on.
- Venue website: tuggersportbyron.com
About Bell & Field
We’re a piano-and-guitar duo that builds each night on the fly, reading the room and pulling from a mix of classic rock, 70s/80s, some 90s, a few current songs, and our own tunes. If it seems like people want to talk and relax, we lean into the quieter side; if the tables start singing along, we’re happy to stay there for a while.
About The Venue
Tuggers sits on North Main in Port Byron, and if you’ve been there before you know it’s the kind of place where you can actually settle in for the night—eat, have a drink, and still hear the people at your table. They’re usually open later on Fridays, so a 7–10 PM show fits right into their evening, and it gives us room to stretch out with a full three-set night.
If you’re around Port Byron that Friday and feel like getting out without making a huge production of it, Tuggers on December 4 is where we’ll be, playing from 7–10 PM.
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