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Birds At The End Of The Road Chicago, Illinois
Birds at the End of the Road first started playing “Rock Against Depression” shows at Metro in the fall of '88. After being
asked back to open for 10,000 Maniacs they soon became regulars at Metro and other Chicago stops like Avalon, Gaspars, Batteries Not Included and the legendary Club Stodola.
Comprised of singer Ken Fountain, Jason Lee (Guitar), Henry Jansen (Drums) and John Ryan (Bass).
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