Adopt The Arts Benefit Concert Celebrating The Legacy Of Duane Allman Confirmed For Thursday, January 28 At
THE RECORD PARLOUR:
6408 Selma Ave.
Hollywood, CA 90028
(8:30pm)
THE RECORD PARLOUR–the one-of-a-kind vintage vinyl shop and lifestyle store–will host a special concert to benefit the Adopt the Arts Foundation on Thursday, January 28 at 8:30pm (6408 Selma Ave. Hollywood, CA 90028). The evening will celebrate the music and legacy of Duane Allman of The Allman Brothers Band and features a full night of music, a silent auction with rock & roll memorabilia including Allman Brothers Band signed items and an open bar will be served. The Adopt the Arts Foundation (www.adoptthearts.org) brings together well-known artists, public figures, entrepreneurs, policy makers, and the general public to save the arts in America’s public schools. The event is free with RSVP (here), donations are welcome and encouraged.
The Adopt The Arts house band, The Disreputable Few, will perform alongside special guests including singer Brooklyn Allman (daughter of Duane’s brother Gregg Allman), GRAMMY and W.C Handy-award winning sax man Sublett (B.B. King, Stevie Ray Vaughn, Bette Midler, Bonnie Raitt, Taj Mahal, Buddy Guy), trumpeter Mark Pender (David Bowie, Joe Cocker, They Might Be Giants, Diana Ross), from the Conan O’Brien Show, vocalist Robyn Kirmsee (Eric Clapton, Joe Walsh, Macy Gray) and Gia Ciambotti (Bruce Springsteen, Natalie Cole, Lucinda Williams, Chicago). The Disreputable Few band featuring–Mark Tremalgia (guitar and vocals), Randy Ray Mitchell (guitar and vocals), Paul III (bass and vocals) and Dan Potruch (drums)–a stellar lineup of musicians who have worked alongside the greatest names in music including Donna Summer, Joe Walsh, Daniel Lanois, Keb Mo, Courtney Love, Mick Taylor, Annie Lennox, Joe Perry, Warren Zevon and more.
Located in theheart of Hollywood, THE RECORD PARLOUR has an authentic vibe with over 50,000 vinyl records, vintage stereo gear and music memorabilia surrounding artists as they perform and while fans search for vinyl treasures. The shop is hosts live performances, listening parties, press conferences, interviews/photo shoots and can even record live performances to vinyl onsite via a vintage record lathe. ABC TV’s “EYE on L.A.” recently featured this new Hollywood landmark; watch the episode here: http://abc7.com/eyeonla.
| WHAT: | Adopt The Arts-Winter Benefit Concert |
| DATE: | THURSDAY, JANUARY 28 |
| WHERE: | The Record Parlour |
| 6408 Selma Avenue | |
| (Cahuenga Blvd. & Selma Ave.) | |
| TIME: | Starts at 8:30PM |
| NOTE: | The event is free with RSVP (here) an open bar will served all night and donations are welcome and encouraged. Donate to Adopt the Arts to save the arts in America’s public schools. Suggested donation is $10. Please choose RSVP “complimentary” in the link (here) if you are unable to donate at this time. |
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About The Record Parlour:
THE RECORD PARLOUR–a vintage vinyl shop and lifestyle store is–a unique place where artists and fans connect. THE RECORD PARLOUR provides a one-of-a-kind environment with an authentic vibe: as artists perform live, they’re surrounded by over 50,000 vinyl records, vintage stereo gear and music memorabilia. THE RECORD PARLOUR is owned and operated by founder Chris Honetschlaeger and manager/partner Chadwick Hemus. With Chris’ background in vintage equipment and Chadwick’s pedigree as a vinyl curator for Amoeba (Hollywood), sound and quality reign overall in performances and selection. They host performances and showcases with proper staging, an incredible sound system and HD video projection for music video premieres. By having only one artist perform per night, THE RECORD PARLOUR creates real connections giving artists time to hang out, visit with their fans and sell their music. This past month, THE RECORD PARLOUR added a third layer and equipped their control room with an Analog Record Lathe to capture and “cut” a band’s Live Performance to vinyl onsite to be distributed at a later date. Literally, artists can come down and play, cut a record on the record lathe, perform it that day to their fans and sell their records. THE RECORD PARLOUR showcases the entire vinyl experience from purchase, performances and production. THE RECORD PARLOUR’s vintage gear offerings–jukeboxes, amps, microphones, ’70s turn-tables and speakers– are refurbished to pristine condition alongside its vinyl collection which focuses on original releases verses new releases. By combining records and vintage equipment as well as creating a new home to music collecting and live music experiences, all in the heart of Hollywood, THE RECORD PARLOUR is more than a vinyl shop–it is ushering in the Hollywood renaissance. THE RECORD PARLOUR has a new music and cultural venue for Hollywood: THE AMERICANA LOUNGE, is set to open Spring 2016 around the corner from THE RECORD PARLOUR. Read the Billboard story behind the concept for THE AMERICANA LOUNGE (here).
About Adopt the Arts:
Adopt the Arts was founded in 2013 by legendary drummer, Matt Sorum (Guns N’ Roses, Velvet Revolver, the Cult etc.), and mother-of-two, Abby Berman. The mission of the organization is to bring together well-known artists, public figures, entrepreneurs, policy makers, and the general public to save the Arts in America’s public schools. Numerous case studies indicate a critical developmental relationship between art and music education and academic achievement. Adopt the Arts believes that we all share a responsibility to invest in our future and ensure that our children are prepared to thrive in the demanding global environment of the 21st century, which is why the organization has been highly focused on bringing arts and music education to children at the elementary school level. Over the last 10 years, due to budget issues and leadership decisions, the LAUSD has systematically cut funding from its Arts Education Branch. For this past school year the district estimated that only 50% of elementary school students participated in some sort of arts or music instruction at school. The district also estimates that 80% of its student body lives at or below the poverty line. It is therefore a safe assumption that the vast majority of these children will not receive any art or music instruction outside of school. For two years, Adopt the Arts has been fostering a close working relationship with the Arts Education Branch of LAUSD and Superintendent, John Deasy, to find solutions to the current situation. ATA is also establishing strategic relationships with other not-for-profit organizations whose missions align closely and strategically in support of Arts education for children. For more information on Adopt the Arts visit: http://www.adoptthearts.org.
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