Picture the quintessential rock band. Maybe they’re standing on a grimy street corner with their arms crossed, looking tough, or maybe they’re goofing around in a sunlit field. They could be wearing motorcycle jackets or cowboy shirts or feather boas. They might sound austere and angry or epic and stadium-ready. But what they have in common, regardless of aesthetic, is that they stand together, shoulder-to-shoulder, brothers and sisters in arms. A real rock band is a gang. A group of people united by a shared commitment to what matters in the world, what matters in life, and an insatiable need to communicate that sensibility to anyone else out there who might relate.

It’s this idea – that your band is your life and vice versa - that bonds the four members of Nashville-based rock band Colony House: Frontman Caleb Chapman, drummer Will Chapman, guitarist Scott Mills, and bassist Parke Cottrell.

“We’re not sex drugs and rock and roll...We’re just rock and roll.”

The winner of this auction will rock and roll hard with two general admission tickets to Colony House's Sunday, March 15 show at Lincoln Hall in Chicago.

- Non-transferable to any other Colony House show

- does not include a meet and greet with the band