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'''Madame ZuZu's Tea Shop and Art Studio''' is [[Billy Corgan]] and his partner [[Chloe Mendel]]'s own tea shop and largely vegan restaurant which also serves as an art studio and music venue. It is located in Highland Park, Illinois, a suburb of Chicago. It originally opened at a different location in 2012, and was closed in March 2018 after being "forced to move".<ref>{{Cite web|url=https://www.spin.com/2018/03/billy-corgan-closes-tea-shop/|first=Maggie|last=Serota|website=Spin|access-date=November 13, 2020|title=Billy Corgan Closes His Tea Shop Despite “Robust and Steady Business”}}</ref> On September 5, 2020, Madame Zuzu's reopened with a bigger space and with a largely gluten-free, plant-based menu to compliment its teas.<ref>{{Cite web|url=https://www.spin.com/2020/09/billy-corgan-reopens-madame-zuzus-tea-shop-in-new-location|first=Katrina|last=Nattress|title=Billy Corgan Reopens Madame ZuZu’s Tea Shop in New Location|access-date=November 13, 2020}}</ref>
'''Madame ZuZu's Emporium''' is [[Billy Corgan]] and his wife [[Chloe Corgan]]'s own tea shop and largely vegan restaurant which also serves as an art studio and music venue. It is located in Highland Park, Illinois, a suburb of Chicago. It originally opened on [[Billy Corgan 2012-09-13|September 13, 2012]] at a different location, and was closed in March 2018 after being "forced to move".<ref>{{Cite web|url=https://www.spin.com/2018/03/billy-corgan-closes-tea-shop/|first=Maggie|last=Serota|website=Spin|access-date=November 13, 2020|title=Billy Corgan Closes His Tea Shop Despite “Robust and Steady Business”}}</ref> On September 5, 2020, Madame Zuzu's reopened with a bigger space and with a largely gluten-free, plant-based menu to compliment its teas.<ref>{{Cite web|url=https://www.spin.com/2020/09/billy-corgan-reopens-madame-zuzus-tea-shop-in-new-location|first=Katrina|last=Nattress|title=Billy Corgan Reopens Madame ZuZu’s Tea Shop in New Location|access-date=November 13, 2020}}</ref>


{{Cquote|ZuZu’s is a dream in process. And we are excited to finally be able to open despite the challenges. Our business model is simple: healthy living combined with an open source venue for the arts, where everyone in our community can gather and share.|author=Billy Corgan}}
{{Cquote|ZuZu’s is a dream in process. And we are excited to finally be able to open despite the challenges. Our business model is simple: healthy living combined with an open source venue for the arts, where everyone in our community can gather and share.|author=Billy Corgan}}
At [[Billy Corgan 2021-09-11|ZuZu's 2.0 one year anniversary event]], a new clothing line was launched with the tagline "''Sorrow Is The Family Business''". This originated from a tongue in cheek line Corgan said in an interview, and Mendel adopted it for ZuZu's.<ref>Billy Corgan. [https://www.instagram.com/p/CT3YF5qFKKdguAonv4xOoJucU8WzAkqhoN0NK00/ IGTV post] from September 15, 2021</ref>
The venue advertises a capacity of 300 people.<ref>https://www.zuzuscafe.com/new-page-74</ref>
{{youtube|sNIfGGwIQe4|A six hour compilation of Madame ZuZu's performances leading up to 2022|float=left}}
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==List of shows==
==List of shows==

Latest revision as of 18:33, 13 May 2024

Madame ZuZu's Emporium is Billy Corgan and his wife Chloe Corgan's own tea shop and largely vegan restaurant which also serves as an art studio and music venue. It is located in Highland Park, Illinois, a suburb of Chicago. It originally opened on September 13, 2012 at a different location, and was closed in March 2018 after being "forced to move".[1] On September 5, 2020, Madame Zuzu's reopened with a bigger space and with a largely gluten-free, plant-based menu to compliment its teas.[2]

Madame ZuZu's
Coordinates42°11′11″N 87°48′2″W
Address1876 1st St
Highland Park, IL, US
TypeTeahouse
Capacity300
OwnerBilly Corgan, Chloe Corgan
OpenedSeptember 13, 2012
Websitemadamezuzus.com
Instagram@madamezuzus
Twitter@ZuZusTeahouse

At ZuZu's 2.0 one year anniversary event, a new clothing line was launched with the tagline "Sorrow Is The Family Business". This originated from a tongue in cheek line Corgan said in an interview, and Mendel adopted it for ZuZu's.[3]

The venue advertises a capacity of 300 people.[4]

A six hour compilation of Madame ZuZu's performances leading up to 2022

List of showsEdit

PosterDateArtistSetlistPhotosBanterNotes
2012-09-13Billy Corgan   Grand opening of Billy Corgan's Madame ZuZu's tea house, featuring Greg Bates from Corgan's first band, Coat of Eyes
2012-11-08Billy Corgan 
2013-02-11Billy Corgan  
2013-09-26Billy Corgan  Madame ZuZu's One Year Anniversary Celebration
2014-02-28Billy Corgan  
2014-03-15Billy Corgan 
2014-03-30Billy Corgan 
2014-07-24Billy Corgan 
2015-02-08Billy Corgan 
2016-05-06Billy Corgan  
2016-05-13Billy Corgan   
 2016-05-21Billy Corgan  
2016-05-29Billy Corgan  
2016-11-25Billy Corgan 
2016-11-25Billy Corgan  
2017-09-14Billy Corgan 
2017-09-15Billy Corgan  
2017-09-16Billy Corgan  
2017-09-17Billy Corgan 
2017-09-18Billy Corgan 
2017-09-19Billy Corgan  
2017-09-20Billy Corgan  
2017-09-21Billy Corgan 
2017-09-22Billy Corgan 
2017-09-23Billy Corgan  
2017-09-24Billy Corgan  
2017-09-25Billy Corgan 
 2021-04-03Billy Corgan DJ set; First in-person appearance by Corgan since the COVID-19 pandemic
2021-07-11Billy Corgan 
2021-08-08Billy Corgan
2021-09-11Billy Corgan ZuZu's 2.0 one year anniversary; Billy Corgan plays an improv music score to a silent film and records it
2021-10-02Billy Corgan 
2021-10-02Billy Corgan 
2021-10-03Billy Corgan 
2021-10-03Billy Corgan 
2021-10-09Billy Corgan 
2021-10-09Billy Corgan 
2021-10-10Billy Corgan 
2021-10-10Billy Corgan 
2021-10-28Billy Corgan 
 2021-12-18Billy Corgan   Madame ZuZu's Christmas Show; live debuts of "Evergreen" and "The Magi and the Shiny Bright"
 2021-12-19Billy Corgan   
2021-12-22Billy Corgan  
 2022-02-06Billy Corgan   
 2022-02-06Billy Corgan   
 2022-02-07Billy Corgan   
2022-04-08Frank Catalano and Jimmy Chamberlinfeaturing Jimmy Chamberlin 
2022-04-09Frank Catalano and Jimmy Chamberlinfeaturing Jimmy Chamberlin
2022-04-10Frank Catalano and Jimmy Chamberlinfeaturing Jimmy Chamberlin
2022-07-26The Smashing Pumpkins Private show for first responders and victims of Highland Park parade shooting
 2022-07-27The Smashing Pumpkins   Together and Together Again benefit show for Highland Park in the wake of the July 4 mass shooting
2023-05-29Billy Corgan  
 2023-09-17The Smashing Pumpkins   recreation of Tower Records, celebrating 30 years of Siamese Dream
 2023-09-17The Smashing Pumpkins   recreation of Tower Records, celebrating 30 years of Siamese Dream
 2023-10-02Robert Mirabalfeaturing Billy Corgan  
2023-10-13Sons of the Silent Agefeaturing Billy Corgan 
 2023-12-07Mike Garson, Jimmy Chamberlin and Frank Catalanofeaturing Jimmy Chamberlin  
 2023-12-14Billy Corgan  
 2023-12-14Billy Corgan  
 2023-12-15Billy Corgan 
 2023-12-15Billy Corgan   
 2023-12-31Billy Corgan  

ReferencesEdit

  1. ↑ Serota, Maggie. "Billy Corgan Closes His Tea Shop Despite "Robust and Steady Business"". Spin. Retrieved November 13, 2020.
  2. ↑ Nattress, Katrina. "Billy Corgan Reopens Madame ZuZu's Tea Shop in New Location". Retrieved November 13, 2020.
  3. ↑ Billy Corgan. IGTV post from September 15, 2021
  4. ↑ https://www.zuzuscafe.com/new-page-74
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