A nice lady named Maree (aka "Tenacious Ree"), who distributes information on behalf of bunches of talented people, sent me this note about an upcoming event to mark on the calendar:
On Thursday, Oct. 20 at Cefalo's Restaurant & Nightclub in Carnegie, four musicians who usually front their own bands will join each other on stage, together again for the first time, as they say, to perform their original songs: Ed Masley, frontman for The Breakup Society, a punky pop/rock band whose recent album, "James at 35," won raves (Ed's also a great music writer); LaRen, former frontwoman from the popular band Lushwell, who music has received lots of airplay on WYEP; Chad Alexander, frontman for the Rockstar Collective; and finally a musician who is used to performing alone at times, but not usually his own original music - the cover king himself, Mark Pipas, aka "The Sleaze."
This show, part of the nightclub?Äôs monthly songwriter?Äôs feature called Cefalo?Äôs Circle, will be a rare treat for the fans of these artists, an up-close-and-personal performance bound to be laced with hilarious humor, since Mark Pipas will also serve as emcee for the night. A popular feature of Cefalo?Äôs Circle is the audience Q & A segment, a chance to ask the musicians anything you want, within reason, that is. As Carol Lee Espy remarked, "Please, no math questions."
For more info, call 412-276-6600 or visit www.clubcefalo.com
On Thursday, Oct. 20 at Cefalo's Restaurant & Nightclub in Carnegie, four musicians who usually front their own bands will join each other on stage, together again for the first time, as they say, to perform their original songs: Ed Masley, frontman for The Breakup Society, a punky pop/rock band whose recent album, "James at 35," won raves (Ed's also a great music writer); LaRen, former frontwoman from the popular band Lushwell, who music has received lots of airplay on WYEP; Chad Alexander, frontman for the Rockstar Collective; and finally a musician who is used to performing alone at times, but not usually his own original music - the cover king himself, Mark Pipas, aka "The Sleaze."
This show, part of the nightclub?Äôs monthly songwriter?Äôs feature called Cefalo?Äôs Circle, will be a rare treat for the fans of these artists, an up-close-and-personal performance bound to be laced with hilarious humor, since Mark Pipas will also serve as emcee for the night. A popular feature of Cefalo?Äôs Circle is the audience Q & A segment, a chance to ask the musicians anything you want, within reason, that is. As Carol Lee Espy remarked, "Please, no math questions."
For more info, call 412-276-6600 or visit www.clubcefalo.com
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