Join us in celebration of Valentine’s evening at our new production facility and enjoy this spicy, sexy soirée! Cocktail or smart casual attire suggested. Tickets available www.chilibeak.com ? Live performances by Nick Passey and the Perpetual Sadness, and a special burlesque number by Daughters of Perdition ? Spicy cocktails and mocktails made by our good friends at Hammer Spring Distillery ? Hors d'oeuvres highlighting Chili Beak made by renowned local chef ? Swag booth celebrating our relaunch! New shirts, tanks, hoodies, hats, beanies, pins, tote bags and more ? Photo booth!! Get professional grade photos taken of you and your date(s) and/or friends. Be sure to tag Chili Beak! By attending this exclusive private event, you are supporting local and Utah’s Own Chili Beak. Meet the founders and our new owner, hear the story about how they became friends and helped Chili Beak to live on! Hammer Spring Distillery https://www.facebook.com/hammerspringdistillers/ Boutique, craft spirits distillery, featuring Utah's only distilled potato vodka, craft distilled gin, coffee liqueur from locally roasted beans, and whiskey pancake syrup. Nick Passey and the Perpetual Sadness https://www.facebook.com/nickpasseymusic/ Nick Passey and the Perpetual Sadness is an Americana/Folk duo with Nick Passey as the singer/guitarist and Kaitlin Findlay as the cellist. Formed in 2017, Findlay complements the eerie undertones that Passey’s lyrics suggest, staying tuned-in and effortlessly anticipating each mood switch. Whether it be sway-induced strings or foot-stomping plucks, these musicians transfer their emotions to put on a performance that will keep you intrigued, engaged, and in awe. ~Written by Kenzie Waldon Daughters of Perdition https://www.facebook.com/daughtersofperdition/ The Daughters of Perdition are a powerhouse dance duo fueled by cheese and demonic forces.

Born in Texas, educated in Kentucky and refined in Louisiana, Jonathan Stone is a multi-instrumentalist musician and vocalist who has played music in almost every state in the US. Trained in choir at an early age, Stone excelled musically. He grew up in a musical family as his father is a blues piano player. Picking up his first instrument at 15, he was quickly sought after in the musical community of Houston. Throughout college years in Kentucky, Jonathan began playing many times a week while learning native Appalachian music and learning to compose music. Also in Kentucky, he began his studies of the violin. In 2008, Stone moved to southern Louisiana where he began playing with local musicians. They formed a national touring band where he was a featured singer, mandolinist, and violinist. Blending rock, gypsy, folk, blues and jazz – the group toured the continental United States and recorded two albums of original music. At the end of his Louisiana tenure, Stone collaborated with grammy nominated musician Cedric Watson. The two formed an old timey harmony group featuring fiddle and banjo. These experiences have all shaped Jon’s current repertoire which he describes as multiple genres of folk music. Currently focusing on acoustic music, Stone is known for playing mandolin, violin, guitar, and banjo (or whatever instrument he can get his hands on) at any gig – all while serenading the crowd for an intimate musical experience. No civer charge

Full band show

Full band show

Show starts at 9pm. 21+ $5 Salt Lake City’s ultimate Americana/Folk trio, Nick Passey and the Perpetual Sadness, consists of Nick Passey on vocals and guitar, Kaitlin Findlay on cello, and Curtis Stahl on drums. Formed in 2017, this group was developed by Passey in hopes to expand the constant flow of new music he was creating. The live performance of these songs hold a resemblance to the studio versions with Stahl not only doing percussion but backup vocals as well. The light brush crashes with vocally-harmonized choruses truly complete the sound of this project, giving the audience a chance to see Nick Passey and the Perpetual Sadness in the fullest form.