Sunday October 18, 2026 Outpost After Dark Salon Series- THE REAL JANE MARTIN & Opener: Emily White




Sunday October 18, 2026 Outpost After Dark Salon Series- THE REAL JANE MARTIN & Opener: Emily White
Join us at the Sunday, October 18, 2026 Outpost After Dark Salon Series featuring the incredible musical stylings of THE REAL JANE MARTIN & Opener: Emily White
6:00 pm - 9:00 pm at Art Makers Outpost!
Doors open: 5:45
Tickets $30 online each (anyone who is no longer sitting on a lap needs a ticket)
(*Tickets are $35 if purchased at the door)
Open Seating / Some standing room - first come first serve
Complimentary beer by Sketchbook and Appetizers by La Principal while supplies last at every concert!
SPONSORED BY: Evanston Family Chiropractic, Sketchbook, La Principal, Art Makers Outpost, Pink Poster Club, Squeezebox & Our Evanston
Read about the musicians:
OPENER: Emily White
EMILY WHITE is a quiet force – a singer, songwriter and trained guitarist who stands out “conspicuously from the pack… with her hushed, preternaturally haunting vocal delivery” (Connect Savannah). Her potent images and dynamic melodies are things you hold onto, like (to quote one of her lyrics) “a stone in your pocket rubbed smooth.” Her fifth album Songs You Didn’t Know I Wrote About You (2023) is a collection of songs she wrote to people from all different points in her life—unread musical letters to friends, mentors, fellow songwriters, old loves, and maybe even you. Most importantly, none of the songs’ subjects know that she’s written about them. As a result, all thirteen tracks are unflinching and instantly relatable. Emotional realness, an ear for poetry, and a broad musical range define this record, as they have White’s entire career. More info at: www.emily-white.com
HEADLINER: THE REAL JANE MARTIN
Founded by songwriters Allen Rein and Mark Burns, The Real Jane Martin has been bringing its unique brand of catchy, insightful acoustic rock to Chicago-area venues since 2007. They have released two studio EPs: Simple Math and North of Nowhere, blending pop hooks and folk rock instrumentation with bittersweet lyric imagery. TRJM continues to expand its sound, adding innovative percussionist Jonathan Singer to the mix in 2026.