Benefit for Ethos Music Center: "Guilty Pleasures"
"Bad pop songs rescued by the singers who love them"
performances by Mike Danner, Jeff Haigerty,
Splinter Choir and more
Hosted by Amy Faust and Alan Kanning
- Kennedy School - Gymnasium |
- Thursday, April 29
- 7 p.m. |
- Free (donations accepted) |
- All ages welcome
*** Bad pop songs rescued by the singers who love them ***
Join us for an evening of songs -- some terrible, some annoying, some begrudgingly tolerated, and some brilliant. An array of entertainers will perform two songs each: one of their own, and one bad pop song that they secretly love. Can their talents turn these turds into something worth listening to? Sometimes all it takes is a fresh take on a song to reveal its greatness. Sometimes no amount of talent is enough.
Hosted by Amy Faust and Alan Kanning, this evening will include performances from Mike Danner (Velvida Underground) and his accordion, Michael Sheridan, Don Rauf (lead singer of Brooklyn cult band Life in a Blender), Splinter Choir, Jeff Haigerty, piano phenom Mario Carboni and more.
Admission is free, but donations to Ethos Music Center will be encouraged. Kids are welcome!
Check out this great feature profiling Amy Faust and her work with KWJJ.
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