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Actor Vince Vaughn was one of the many famous faces in the Chicago crowd last weekend when he attended Greg Olsen’s ‘Shake the Lake Musical Festival’ at Joe’s Bar to benefit the Receptions for Research charity.

The event featured performances by country music stars Keith Anderson and David Nail, as well as appearances by Olsen’s teammates Jay Cutler, Tommie Harris, Hunter Hillenmeyer and Earl Bennett. Other Chicago athletes who stepped up to support Receptions For Research included Cubs pitcher Randy Wells and former Blackhawk Chris Chelios, who is currently playing with the Chicago Wolves.

In case you missed this show, you still have a chance to catch Carrie Underwood who will play at Joe’s for charity on Dec. 3. Click here for more info.

Receptions for Research believes everyone deserves a second chance at life, and it is their goal to provide hospitals, doctors, and researchers the necessary resources to save those affected with debilitating diseases.

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