Two Way Street Coffee House is Chicagoland’s most beloved folk and acoustic music venue, presenting weekly concerts and community events for over 50 years! The show starts at 8pm (CT) and the doors open at 7:30pm. (Suggested donation $10). We will also host this concert virtually. You may access the livestream on www.twowaystreet.org, on our Facebook page or on our YouTube channel.
Dave Rudolf has spent decades making music—and apparently has no intention of slowing down. A Grammy-nominated, Gold Record artist and multi-award-winning singer-songwriter, Rudolf has released an astonishing 42 albums while building a career that stretches across music, comedy, television, writing and family entertainment.
Along the way, he has written for Disney and Second City, worked on a television pilot for The All New Captain Kangaroo, become an award-winning children’s author, and shared stages with artists ranging from The Beach Boys and The Everly Brothers to Steve Goodman, John Hartford and the Smothers Brothers. For his acoustic show, Rudolf strips things back to the essentials: a songwriter, a guitar, a remarkable collection of songs—and the wit of a performer who knows how to entertain a room.
Dave Rudolf and an Acoustic Guitar: WHAT COULD BE BETTER
Dave Rudolf is a long time performer and a multi award winning singer/songwriter who just released his 42nd Album …He’s a Gold Record, Grammy nominated artist, 15 time nominee for Entertainer of the Year awards from NACA( The National Association for Campus Activities), has 42 albums many of which have won various awards. He is an award winning childrens’ author, wrote for Disney, did a TV pilot for the All New Captain Kangaroo several years back, written for Second City, and lots more stuff we won’t bore you with…Dave is currently touring in support of his new CD.. He’s shared the stage with The Beach Boys, The Everly Brothers, Peter Noone, The Mamma and Pappas, Steve Goodman, John Hartford, The Smother Brothers, Michael Smith, Megon McDonough, The Gatlin Brothers, Sha Na Na, and weirdly back in the day, Cheech and Chong to name a few.