In 2011, local musician turned psychotherapist Paul Kelvington was
desperately looking for a way to engage local philanthropy and connected
with Girls Rock! Chicago, a nonprofit that empowers girls, trans, and
gender-expansive youth ages 8-16 through music education. Kelvington
formed ECONOLINE to play Minutemen’s Double Nickels On The Dime
with local musical guests to fundraise for GR!C. Kelvington subsequently
followed up these benefit efforts with INSTRUMENT, performing Fugazi’s
13 Songs album and TRANSMISSION, performing Joy Division’s album
Unknown Pleasures.

Kelvington is back for the fourth benefit with supergroup DOLL PARTS to
perform the Hole album Live Through This in its entirety. Featuring
Kelvington, Melissa Urbanski (The Sentinels), Krystal Rosenbrock (The
Evictions) and Aly Jados (Blood People), the performance of this record
celebrates the power of music and feminism delivered by Courtney Love.
DOLL PARTS will be supported by local horror-punk band WON’T STAY
DEAD, partially comprised of former GR!C campers, Violet Staley and
Saffron Lair.

Join us for an ALL-AGES show on January 14 th , 2024 to benefit Girls Rock!
Chicago at Schubas Tavern! Doors open at 12pm with live music and raffles until 3pm. Support GR!C’s ability to provide financial aid to its music
programs by donating at girlsrockchicago.org/donate