Sweet Pill with Heart to Gold and Emily Howmer. 7 oct. 2026 · 35 $USTicketmaster

Sweet Pill with Heart to Gold and Emily How

Thalia Hall in Chicagomer. 7 oct. 2026 · 20:00

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Sweet Pill with Heart to Gold and Emily How is a Music / Alternative / Alternative event at Thalia Hall in Chicago.

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Sweet Pill brings their cathartic, emo-infused rock to Thalia Hall in Chicago, with support from Heart to Gold and Emily How. The New Jersey/Philadelphia quintet, led by vocalist Zayna Youssef, performs material from their sophomore album Still There’s a Glow — a raw, honest record about self-reflection and growth. Known for a passionate live show that blends power and finesse, Sweet Pill has earned a devoted fanbase and accolades from peers like Hayley Williams.

The concert also supports a meaningful cause: $1 from every ticket goes to Calling All Crows, an organization that mobilizes music fans to fuel feminist movements. The band itself receives Mental Wellness Allyship Training as part of the partnership, reflecting their commitment to mental health on the road. It’s a night that promises both emotional catharsis and community impact.

📍 Thalia Hall🎟️ Billets à partir de 35 $US🔞 17+

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  • A portion of each ticket goes to Calling All Crows, supporting feminist movements.
  • The venue is Thalia Hall at 1807 S Allport St, Chicago, IL 60608.
  • Age restriction: 17+.

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A portion of every ticket supports Calling All Crows and feminist movements.

What is the age limit?

17+.

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Sweet Pill

Sweet Pill is a Philadelphia-based emo band founded in 2018.Plus

The band consists of vocalist Zayna Youssef, guitarist Jayce Williams, guitarist Sean McCall, bassist Ryan Cullen, and drummer Chris Kearney.

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