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SUMMARY:Chicago Farmer & The FieldnotesWith opening act Fox Crossing Stri
 ngbandDoors 6:30PM 8:00PM
DESCRIPTION:When taking on the moniker Chicago Farmer\, singer-songwriter
  Cody Diekhoff aimed to not only showcase the dichotomy of his life and 
 travels — growing up in the tiny Illinois farm community of Delavan\, an
 d calling “The Windy City” home for several years — he also wanted to ho
 nor his past through his uplifting\, introspective melodies. “My hometow
 n kind of goes with me wherever I go\,” Diekhoff says. “All the things I
  learned from my grandparents\, I take that with me wherever I go. They’
 re always in my heart and in my mind.” Which is why Diekhoff’s latest of
 fering\, Homeaid\, puts a spotlight on the old soul nature and deep etho
 s of compassion and camaraderie that resides at the core of his being. A
  blend of Americana\, indie folk and roots-rock\, the album swirls effor
 tlessly into the ether of a modern world facing uncertain times. “Home i
 s where the art is/Home is where there’s song\,” Diekhoff erupts on the 
 title track. “It hits you the hardest/When you’re away from home too lon
 g.” “If anything\, I want my music to be genuine and authentic\,” Diekho
 ff says. “My grandfather was a storyteller. He was a veteran\, a family 
 farmer\, and he just collected stories. Hearing him tell all these stori
 es definitely transferred over into my storytelling that’s in my music.”
  Meandering through Homeaid\, there are odes to teenage transgressions i
 n the name of irresponsible enlightenment (“Tina Hart’s Mustang”)\, odes
  to the splendor and tragedy of growing older (“Sorry You’re Sick”)\, od
 es to nothing and everything (“Mattress”) — the cultivation of which bei
 ng Diekhoff and his curious life\, one remaining in perpetual motion\, o
 nstage and on the road. “People come to watch it run when the sun went d
 own/To raise a glass as it passed and hoist up the crown\,” Diekhoff how
 ls into the heavens. “Yeah\, Tina Hart’s Mustang was the fastest car aro
 und.” With Homeaid\, it’s this true sense of self that’s felt when it co
 mes to those cherished faces and vivid moments from your own past. Image
 s\, sounds\, and feelings conjured with ease\, usually while cruising do
 wn some backcountry road\, windows rolled down\, the sunshine of another
  bountiful day slowly falling below the horizon\, the unknown night quic
 kly emerging — this crossroads of sheer gratitude and endless inspiratio
 n. “This is who I am now\,” Diekhoff says of Chicago Farmer. “I represen
 t both of these places\, and I take a lot of pride in ownership of the n
 ame now.”\n\nTickets: https://www.ticketmaster.com/chicago-farmer-the-fi
 eldnotes-chicago-illinois-11-06-2026/event/040064DBD0B73311\n\nhttps://f
 indlocal.community/event/c5525736-12f2-4233-8480-84d82336e567
LOCATION:Garcia's\, Chicago\, IL
URL:https://findlocal.community/event/c5525736-12f2-4233-8480-84d82336e56
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