A staple of Chicago's music scene that closed its doors last month says that it will reopen next year.
The Hideout closed on Nov. 7 after a former employee took to social media and accused the business of a toxic work environment.
Mykele Deville, who is also a rapper, says he was spat on by a customer and asked to take on extra work duties. After the post, a number of artists canceled their performances."During our hiatus, we heard over and over just how important the Hideout is to so many people. So today we’re announcing the Hideout will reopen on January 10, 2023. But when we reopen, it will be with some important improvements," the owners said in a statement.
"As owners, it’s on us to make sure everyone feels welcome at the Hideout, especially our staff. We believe that everyone – owners, staff, performers, or patrons – who walks through our doors must treat each other with respect and decency. No exceptions," the owners said.
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