Set in a private space, this is a great opportunity to connect with other fans of live music and the artists who make it. By registering to attend our event, you are directly supporting artists in a powerful way.

If you have never been to one of our events, here are a few things you should know:
-Attendance is limited
-There is room to sit or stand
-You can BYO (beer, wine, sparkling water)
-Even if you come by yourself, you will meet some great people who love music just as much as you do.
-100 % of your donation goes directly to the artists.

About Dan Zlotnick

Dan Zlotnick writes songs that make any stage feel like your living room. A lyrical descendant of Americana’s favorite storytellers, Dan’s strong and textured voice fronts a powerful medley of soundscapes. Some of his songs are as comforting as the couch where you have your most intimate conversations, while others excite you to move the coffee table and dance around the room with a smile on your face. With his authentic stories, heartfelt songs, and intricate guitar work, Dan makes every show feel like a night in with your closest friends.

About Brian Dolzani

Connecticut-based songwriter Brian Dolzani’s music has been called ‘musical medicine for the soul’ by Lonesome Noise blog. Alt-country magazine No Depression has said ‘Dolzani’s melancholy musings are remarkably affecting.’
2021 has seen the release of Brian’s tenth independent record, ‘We Are Magic’. Produced and performed completely by himself in his basement to 4-track cassette during the 2020 pandemic, the songs have a raw edge, vulnerability, and urgency that reflects the difficult times we are in. ‘I thought at the time of recording that these tracks would just be demos, and give me something creative to do,’ Brian reflects. ‘But by October, about 15 songs later, I thought ‘this needs to be the album, as it is.’ Often compared vocally to Neil Young, We Are Magic has an ‘unreleased Neil studio album’ feel to it.

We Are Magic follows up Brian’s highly acclaimed previous albums, including 2018’s Horse, recorded in Connecticut at Dirt Floor with Eric Lichter, and 2015’s A Place That I Can Feel, recorded in Nashville with a cast of musicians who have played with Roy Orbison, Vince Gill, and many others. 2019 found Brian traveling to Memphis to record his socially-conscious single ‘Culture of Fighting’ with producer Scott McEwen, and features legendary keyboardist Rev. Charles Hodges and drummer George Sluppick (Chris Robinson Brotherhood, City Champs).

Brian performs all across the United States and has shared the stage with The Subdudes, Bill Payne of Little Feat, Midnight North, Freedy Johnston, Caravan of Thieves, and many others.

About Jon Chattman:

Jon Chattman has enjoyed a Reuben sandwich with Randy “Macho Man” Savage, somehow ignited Snoop Dogg to sing Dean Martin’s “That’s Amore,” and asked Meryl Streep how she would survive in the event of a zombie apocalpyse. These are just some hightlights in his eclectic journey. He has an extensive background in the entertainment field, specializing in interviewing and writing about those in music, film and the television world.

Chattman has authored many pop culture, sports, and wrestling books including Moving Foreword: Real Introductions to Totally Made Up Books, How the Red Sox Explain New England, Superfly: The Jimmy Snuka Story and Sweet ‘Stache. He’s appeared on/in various publications and outlets supporting his projects and has covered various red carpets from the Oscars and the Indie Spirit Awards to the Tony Awards. His A-Sides music series appeared regularly for ten years on Huffington Post and featured an eclectic mix of established and rising music and entertainment talent including Gary Clark Jr, Duran Duran, Jimmy Eat World, Javier Bardem, Alice Cooper, Bastille, Misterwives, Mandy Moore, Imagine Dragons, John Cena, Tracy Morgan, The 1975, and Dwyane Wade.

Chattman has written for many outlets throughout the years including the NY Post, Inked Magazine, Flypaper, TV Guide, and Wizard.
Chattman is a talent booker and buyer and produces events for non-profits. He was selected as one of the “Rising Stars” by The Business Council of Westchester. He is currently founder and chief creative officer of Moving Forward Connections, a small social media and marketing firm. He lives in Westchester County with his family.