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Honor Finnegan was born and raised on the South Side of Chicago and learned to appreciate a variety of people and music living in a mostly African American neighborhood and sitting in the back seat of her single mother's car listening to the radio for long periods of time. When Honor was 11 her dream of being an actress came true when she was cast in the 1st National Tour of 'Annie' and even though she cried a lot at first, she was pretty happy to be on the road with a lot of strange people who liked show tunes.

Honor eventually outgrew the 'Annie' thing and went back to Chicago, spending her early adult life studying Improv with Del Close who created 'Honor Finnegan vs. the Brain of the Galaxy' to try and help the poor waif get somewhere in life.

In 1991 Honor moved to Ireland to find a husband. While there she sang with jazz bands, blues bands, big bands and traditional Irish bands including DeDannan for about a day. Honor took up writing songs and discovered that it was really fun despite all that stuff writers say about the torture of art, blah, blah. She released a cassette, 'Learning to Fly,' in 1996 and was a finalist in the Paddy Music Expo in Limerick. Her song 'Better Love Water' was sung on the Gay Byrne Radio Hour twice with the all-female a Capella group, 'The Cappuccinos.'

Honor moved to New York in 1998. She lives in Chelsea with her husband, guitarist Carl Money. More about Honor can be found at www.HonorFinnegan.com.

Host JAMES DURST will introduce the evening with a concise opening set. www.JamesDurst.com