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NTIN Feb.14 E’S <3 @The Hideout 1354 West Chicago If you are tired of Evanston dining places for celebratory dinners on Valentine’s Day and are seeking a unique experience, then The Hideout is just the right place for you. St. Valentine’s Day Massacree at The Hideout is another testament to the free and wild nature of the Chicago music scene. Featuring Weepin’ Willows, Grit & the Double Knit, and Burlesco, St. Valentine’s Day Massacree is welcoming “all sweethearts and lonely hearts alike.” Dance the night away with your lover, friends, beer … anyone and anything would do. Weepin’ Willows, formed in late 2009, is a Swedish indie rock group that started in 1995. The band features allstar line-up: drummer Jamie Gallgher, lead guitarist Dave Gallagher, pianist Dan Ingenthron, and other amazing musicians. Grit and the Double Knit is another gem; a Chicagobased quartet, it produces Chicago roots music with a taste of blues and jazz. Coupled with live band burlesque, the performance of the Grit and the Double Knit is a unforgettable entertainment experience for all.