Join us at the Saturday, January 25, 2025 Outpost After Dark Salon Series featuring the incredible musical stylings of Angel Paint with Jeanie B & Christina Trulio!

7:00 pm - 10:00 pm at Art Makers Outpost!

Doors open: 6:45

Tickets $25 online each (anyone who is no longer sitting on a lap needs a ticket)

(*Tickets are $30 if purchased at the door)

Open Seating / Some standing room - first come first serve

SPONSORED BY: Evanston Family Chiropractic, Sketchbook, La Principal, Art Makers Outpost & Our Evanston

Headliner: Angel Paint with Jeanie B. - Jeanie B! has made her mark as a beloved Family entertainer for decades in the  Chicago area and beyond. Did you know this versatile artist has also released 4 CD's  of original music for adults? Songs of passion, heartache and hope from the soul of a  woman who has lived, loved, and lost. Her music has been described as "if Neil Young  mated with The Indigo Girls it would sound like Angel Paint"... Come hear for yourself.  

Opener: Christina Trulio - Christina’s music has been described as “A fusion of folk, country, and country rock - with a dash of samba- in one arresting and breathtakingly original blend”.

A native Californian, and long time Evanstonian, Christina now lives in Florida where she continues her career as a songwriter and performer. She earned a degree in composition and voice from Berklee College of Music. Christina is a life long singer/songwriter from her first ASCAP composition for the film “The Boss’s Son” at the age of 17 to collaborations with writers/performers around the world. These include Rique Pantoja (Brazilian pianist with Milton Nascimiento, Chet Baker), Don Grusin, Michael Severs (guitarist with Dolly Parton), and Kate Markowitz (vocalist with James Taylor). In the early ’90s, she had a platinum selling single in Germany which was recently covered by Kelly Rowland.

Her music has been influenced by all the artists she’s worked with from around the world, at Berklee, in L.A. and in Chicago, but especially by the singer/songwriters that were a part of the early L.A. music scene, where she performed at famous venues like McCabe’s and The Troubador. Christina has performed frequently in Chicago, as well as at festivals around the world. She is currently working on various projects including “Letters To Betty”, a series of songs based on a personal collection of letters from WWII.

Special Guest: Emily Randle:

Originally from the Chicago area, Emily Randle holds violin degrees from University of Illinois and CCM (Cincinnati). Before joining the Army Orchestra, “Pershing’s Own”, and enlisting in 2003, she played with The Louisville Orchestra, Lyric Opera of Chicago, and Joffrey Ballet.