It was 1968 when Bonnie Koloc, an Iowa girl of 22, burst onto the Chicago folk music scene. At the time, the nation was absorbed by the Vietnam War and the protest riots during the Chicago Democratic National Convention. She quickly became a pivotal act at the Earl of Old Town, Chicago’s legendary folk music club, and completed the holy trinity of Chicago’s folk music scene, along with Steven Goodman and John Prine.
From musician to actor to artist, Bonnie Koloc is a remarkable talent. This month, at the age of 66, her latest album, Bonnie Koloc Rediscovered, is scheduled to be released, and she is making some choice concert appearances around the Midwest. Join us for this very special appearance by a folk music (and Iowa) legend, Bonnie Koloc.