Methodist Hospital Chicago, Illinois
Dan Caffrey and Mae Shults are old friends from Chicago who have played music together in a variety of bands, including The
Elizabeth Dane and a fight-themed cover band called The Lucky Shiners.
Dan lives in Brooklyn now, but they still make music together as Methodist Hospital. Whenever they play live (which has been only once), they're joined onstage by friends.
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