One. Two. Three

One.

One evening of curated storytelling artists that will entertain you with their gifts. You will get a chance to watch them perform and get to know them in an intimate setting. A singular combination of artistry that will be unique to one evening.

Two.

Two opportunities to connect with our curated artists: (1) at our live (or streamed live) intimate show where you will hear not only their music but about them as artists as well and (2) after the show we will provide you with information about each artist so you can continue to connect with them in the future.

Three.

Three artists who, may or may not, be familiar to you but will be unknown at the time of purchasing your ticket. You will entrust us to pick three artists that will engage and inspire you. They will each share three works with you over the course of the intimate evening.

February 2021

Daniel Durston

Born and raised in Southern California, Daniel Durston grew up touring in punk-rock bands and Broadway musicals. Booking his dream role of Elvis Presley in the three year Broadway tour "Million Dollar Quartet", he found himself headlining Las Vegas' longest running show on the strip "Legends in Concert." Today in Covid age, Daniel continues to develop his blink-182 musical "1996", in hopes to premiere the musical once theatres are available to the public.

Molly Jean Walburn

Molly Jean Walburn has been writing songs (and making other people sing them with her) since she was little. She’s a singer/songwriter, a midwest woman, a SoCal resident, and a proud dog mom who loves nothing more than a cheese and cracker appetizer.

Katie McGhie

Katie has been writing for and collaborating with other artists and songwriters, continuing to work across all genres and has been featured on chart topping tracks in the U.S. and internationally. She won Best Original Song at the 8th Annual Indie Series Awards for her single 'I Can’t Make You Love Me' featured in the award-winning web series #Adulting. Like many artists during the pandemic, Katie has been playing livestream concerts and continues to use the time to her creative benefit. Her next album, seventeen, is set to release on February 26th. To keep up to date with her latest releases and shows, follow Katie on Instagram or join her mailing list.

January 2021

Kenzo Cregan

Born and raised in Los Angeles, Kenzo Cregan found his love for music at the tender age of three, and hasn’t stopped since. Growing up in a musical household, and with a rock musician for a father, Cregan found his inspiration from many of the classic rock acts we all know and love today. Bands like The Beatles, The Rolling Stones, and Bob Dylan are just some of the artists Kenzo grabs inspiration from. Developing his own style, Kenzo is able to blend some of those classic sounds, with more modern vibes. When one listens to Kenzo Cregan, not only do you feel a sense of Nostalgia, but also a similar feeling one gets when listening to acts like Mac DeMarco, Alabama Shakes, or Dr. Dog.

Maddi Fraser

Bio coming.

Mollie Jane

Mollie Jane is a layered vocalist and songwriter, blending jazz, folk and soul into a lysergic tapestry of deeply emotive music. The Los Angeles native singer/songwriter leads with a smokey grit and a sincere soul. After co-producing her first EP at Seaward Studios in North Hollywood in 2016, Jane went on to form the punchy, fervent timbre of her full band project, Milk. Come 2018, Jane's studio work expanded to Capitol Records in Studio B where her and Milk. produced a six song self-titled live album, later released in April 2019. Jane is currently working in her home studio with friends and pianos on a record of her own in addition to Milk.'s full LP.

December 2020

Amanda on the Moon

Amanda On The Moon is a singer & songwriter from Los Angeles, CA. Her music has been described as sultry folk. You can find her live sessions called The Last Kids Sessions on YouTube. You can see her as a featured musician in the short film "The Stars and Thunder" recently playing at the North Hollywood Cinefest.

Dahlya Mani

Dahlya Mani is a new indie-soul/pop singersongwriter based in LA. She most recently sang on FOX's "I Can See Your Voice" season 1 and released her 4th single, "Cold and Blazing Sun," now available on all music platforms. She has opened for comedians Margaret Cho, Nicole Byer, Sasheer Zamata and others with her female comedic music trio, Femmedy Trio (femmedytrio.com) and has had the honor of demo-ing vocals for Janelle Monae and Kelly Clarkson in the animated musical feature film "Ugly Dolls". Her next release is coming January 2021 in collaboration with Strange Hotels (openers for Billie Eilish, Conan O'Brien show). Follow her on IG @oprahwinfreckle for updates!

Wesley Chavez

I have played in bands off and on since I was 13. I began as a drummer and when I was 18 I taught myself how to play guitar when I should have been memorizing lines for a school musical. I am now the lead singer of a ban called: "Moonlight Graham". We have made two full length albums and still hoping to make another in the near future. Working with music and theater has been a big part of my life with one of the most challenging and rewarding projects being Blamed: An established fiction By Callie Prendiville. I was fortunate enough to be asked to write and adapt music for the Fringe show. It went on to be performed Off Broadway at the SOHO playhouse, win best Drama at the San Diego Fringe Festival, and be awarded with the Hollywood fringe Scholarship. Over the years I have written many songs that don't or haven't fit in any of the projects I have been in so my next challenge is to make an album out of old and new songs I have been working on.