Saturday, February 23, 2013

Waste Time? Be Ordinary?




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My readings have been pointing me lately in an interesting direction. Lin-chi: "There is no place for using effort. Just be ordinary and nothing special. Eat your food, move your bowels, pass water, and when you're tired go and lie down. The ignorant will laugh at me but the wise will understand"  Alan Watts: "Our attempt to master the world from outside is a vicious circle in which we shall be condemned to the perpetual insomnia of controlling controls and supervising supervision ad infinitum." Mary Ruefle: "Wasted time cannot be filled, it is a necessary void for fermentation." Gertrude Stein: "It takes a lot of time to be a genius, you have to sit around so much doing nothing, really doing nothing." Heidegger: "Boredom is very closely allied with that of awe in which one's mind begins to reach beyond. And that is a poetic moment." Charles Lamb: "Man, I verily believe, is out of his element as long as he is operative"

Of course a characteristic of mine is putting in an overabundance of effort, which stands in direct contrast to this. What do you think?

Wednesday, January 18, 2012

Last Chance for Tickets (Before Hiatus) // Rock n Soul Sendoff Thursday 8pm!


Achem.

Danny Ross Rock n Soul Sendoff !!
@ Rockwood Music Hall Stage 2, 196 Allen St at Houston, NYC
Thursday January 19, 8pm Sharp

**ADVANCED TICKETS ONLY. BUY NOW! (Ahh)**



We're taking hiatus to record 20 new rock n' soul songs for our indie label debut, catch us for the last time in a long time. And I can't thank you enough for the social media love, you're seriously killing it. But seriously, you're wanted for murder. If you haven't done so yet, please take 30 seconds to join the rest of society in 1) Reposting the FB event and tagging me, Danny Ross (::blush::) 2) Liking the FB Official Danny Ross Page 3)Twittering me @dannyrossmusic

Hugs and smoochies America,
Danny Ross (+ Max the cat)

--
Danny Ross
DR Facebook // DR Pandora // DR iTunes // Twitter @dannyrossmusic
"Ross employs a horn section to deliver a blast of good-time, R. & B.-tinged rock and roll." - The New Yorker
Stream the entire album One Way and 100+ Reviews now at http://www.dannyrossmusic.com

Thursday, January 12, 2012

***Last show before Hiatus*** Rock n Soul Sendoff Jan 19 @ Rockwood 2


Well, I don't want to give too much away (yet), but this Spring we'll be signing with an independent record label and tracking 20 new songs for our first nationally distributed album. So if you haven't seen us in the last 6 months, you should know that 1) we've crafted a completely new live show with a booming Rock n Soul sound; and 2) next Thursday will be the very last time to catch the band & horns for a very long time. Headlining Rockwood Stage 2 is a huge break in the music scene and I sincerely need your help to sell this baby out and send me off in style...

Danny Ross Rock n Soul Sendoff !!
@ Rockwood Music Hall Stage 2, 196 Allen St at Houston, NYC
Thursday January 19, 8pm Sharp

**ADVANCED TICKETS ONLY. BUY NOW! (Ahh)**


The handsome, newly-formed DR Street Team -- you know who you are-- asks that you take 30 seconds to: 1) Repost the FB event and tag me, Danny Ross (wink!) 2) Like the FB Official Danny Ross Page 3)Twitter-love me @dannyrossmusic 4) Invite a few semi-attractive friends, seriously. A sincere thanks folks for letting me ride on your shoulders from NYC to Boston, Philly and DC. Here's to the next step and a new year.

All the best,
D

--
Danny Ross
DR Facebook // DR Pandora // DR iTunes // Twitter @dannyrossmusic
"Ross employs a horn section to deliver a blast of good-time, R. & B.-tinged rock and roll." - The New Yorker
Stream the entire album One Way and 100+ Reviews now at http://www.dannyrossmusic.com

Thursday, January 5, 2012

NBC // *20 New Songs Live* Thurs Jan 19 @ Rockwood // Tickets On Sale Now


Hey folks,

How are you? Ah, the refreshing thought of a new year. It feels good. Let's just vibe in that for a minute...

So let me explain exactly what's going on here in case we haven't shared an Old Fashioned lately. I've been nestled up in my brownstone apartment over the last six months crafting exactly 20 new hip-shakin songs for our indie label debut on Ammal Records (Details to come on how you can personally play recorder on the album). But before we track these 60s soul & rock n roll jams live in the studio next month with the full band and horns, we need your input to road-test these suckas. Catch "the best emerging live act in NYC" two weeks from today for an exclusive preview of our anticipated new record:

Danny Ross and the Millenials present... 20 New Songs Live*
@ Rockwood Music Hall Stage 2, 196 Allen St at Houston
Thursday January 19, 8pm Sharp

Share the Facebook Page (do it!) // *This show will sell out, please get Advanced Tickets now


As featured in NBC Nonstop Sound, many of you were unfortunately shut out at the door for last month's sold-out Mercury Lounge gig. Sounds like my love life in high school. BOOM. If you're even musing about the big night, you'll need to please buy tickets now.

Happy new year friends and all the best,
D

--
Danny Ross

"Danny Ross employs a horn section to deliver a blast of good-time, R. & B.-tinged rock and roll." - The New Yorker
"One Way showcases ambitious arrangements, eclectic songwriting and overall technical mastery" - American Songwriter
Stream the entire album One Way now at http://www.dannyrossmusic.com

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Monday, December 5, 2011

The New Yorker // Saturday 8pm @ Mercury Lounge


Hey folks,

How are you? Hope you weren't maliciously trampled on Black Friday... though I'll proudly admit to owning a Tickle Me Elmo. SO FUN!

Whenever we get a mention in the New Yorker, it's a big deal so today's a happy day (unlike Yom Kippur). I know how busy things get in the holiday season, so I really appreciate you coming out to see the huge rock n roll show Saturday night at Mercury Lounge with the full band and horns. It's an important gig for us and it personally means a lot to have you there and spreading the word to a few friends by forwarding this email or sharing the FB event. And please let me know if you want to help our Street Team prep for the show. We'll have a Santacon Afterparty, an onstage life-size Nativity Scene, and beats dropping like Pokeman references at a Herman Cain speech. BOOM.


#Dannyrossandhorns Occupy The Holidays, Live at Mercury Lounge
Saturday December 10, 8pm Sharp (Followed by The Shake)
@ Mercury Lounge, 217 E Houston St at Essex St - NYC
Facebook Event Page // *This show will sell out, please get advanced tickets


Hm what else... Surprisingly loved the movie Hugo though itching to get some Muppets action, caught docs on Frank Lloyd Wright and Lewis & Clark, vibing on "Reckoner" & "Bells of Rhymney". And later on this month we'll be playing a Holiday Jamboree to benefit NY CARES. Hope you're doing well friends and stay warm this holiday season.

All the best,
D

--
Danny Ross
DR Pandora Station // DR iTunes Store
"One Way showcases ambitious arrangements, eclectic songwriting and overall technical mastery" - American Songwriter
Have you heard One Way? Stream the entire album free at http://www.dannyrossmusic.com

Tuesday, November 22, 2011

#Press // Harrison Ford // Saturday Dec 10, 8pm @ Mercury Lounge


Hey folks,

As I roll out of bed at noon, plop on the couch next to Maxwell Silver Hammer and bury my arm in an old box of Cheddar Chex Mix watching season two of Arrested Development, I can't help but contemplate the beauty and terror of complete freedom. I also wonder if there's any spicy hummus left in the fridge.

You should know I've been working soundly, composing new Beatlesque ditties for our indie label debut this Spring. And of course looking for new work since getting sacked by the US House of Representatives after five years. But I think in different ways we're all feeling sacked by the establishment we're inheriting. As Bobby Dylan says "Oh ev’ry foe that ever I faced/ The cause was there before we came/ And ev’ry cause that ever I fought/ I fought it full without regret or shame." The good news is that we're the most educated, innovative, optimistic, peaceful generation to ever emerge on the planet (watch some TED talks), and we sincerely understand humanistic moral values and its role in the marketplace, even if we're too obsessed with 80s culture.

I believe this issue is resonating so deeply because it's utterly non-partisan, and we see how quickly things can actually change - Mubarak in Egypt was overthrown in 18 days. So there's good reason to ignore the nonsense in Washington and the tabloid media, artificially creating divisions within us to increase readership and campaign contributions. None of it is real, but we are. So I marched across the Brooklyn Bridge (check out Image 4), and we had a hugely successful Laid Off Tour across the northeast. Now as a capstone to 2011, I invite you to join the full band and horns for a wild night of solidarity and 60s-influenced R&B, folk and old-school rock n roll...

#Dannyrossandhorns Occupy The Holidays, Live at Mercury Lounge
Saturday December 10, 8pm Sharp (Followed by The Shake)
@ Mercury Lounge, 217 E Houston St at Essex St
Facebook Event Page

*This show will sell out, please get advanced tickets

Happy Thanksgiving everybody, I <3 pecan pie. Take it easy, but take it.

All the best,
D

--
Danny Ross
"One Way showcases ambitious arrangements, eclectic songwriting and overall technical mastery" - American Songwriter
Have you heard One Way? Stream the entire album free at http://www.dannyrossmusic.com

Friday, November 4, 2011

The Laid Off Tour Finale: Tonight in Washington


Hey folks,

Over the past three weeks, from New York to Boston and now on my way to our nation's capital, I've been listening to people's stories, singing songs like this, and sharing my opinions with Washington's TBD, ASCAP Playback Magazine, Harvard Chronicle, DC Rocks, Cloture Club and more to come.

As it turns out, participating in a dialogue with you about losing my job and our broken system has opened a thousand doors that started with a closed one. And after we wrap up the Laid Off Tour tonight, there's nothing to do but find a new job (I'm not a bum) and keep on keepin on. After five years in the workplace, I understood the struggle to find meaning and humanity in the daily grind, subway rides and long days. To see light in the future while trying to pay rent and live up to the education we're all still paying for. To zoom out and take the long perspective about our short time on this place and what really matters through today's 24-hour culture.

The good news is that every day we can choose to inch our way toward the idealistic vision of ourselves and the world we walk in. We can choose to live without succumbing to an industrial complex that maximizes profit at the cost of our humanity by stressing self-reflection and communal understanding. That's the message I'll be pounding home in Washington tonight with our nine-piece band and horns, and I encourage everyone to do the same moving forward in our own unique way. If you got a sec, would love your help forwarding or posting the show today to friends in Washington...

#Dannyrossandhorns Occupy DC: The Laid Off Tour Finale
Friday November 4, 9pm Sharp
@ IOTA, 2832 Wilson Boulevard - Arlington VA
Orange Line to Clarendon // With BFF Justin Trawick
Facebook Event Page


I've also been nerding out to Ken Burns' Civil War series, hanging at Conan's gay wedding, and stuck in a snowstorm at Salem, MA for Halloween. Thanks again folks for all your support through this ordeal, and as Pete Seeger says, "Take it easy, but take it."

All the best,
D

--
Danny Ross
"One Way showcases ambitious arrangements, eclectic songwriting and overall technical mastery" - American Songwriter
Have you heard One Way? Stream the entire album free at http://www.dannyrossmusic.com

Friday, October 21, 2011

NY Daily News / #occupyCMJ Sat 7:30pm @The Living Room


Hey folks,

I honestly wasn't expecting this much free beer, and I kindly accept. You should know that your overwhelming response to my recent job loss for a US Congressman led to these features in the NY Daily News (whose Elizabeth Olsen?), Forbes Magazine and an exclusive interview at Mp3.com. So a sincere thanks to you, and please continue the dialogue.
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I got into a great conversation with a friend last night. I can understand and respect a conservative, individualistic position - I worked for my dime, and I'm gonna keep it. I think what's being missed here is that people aren't successful on their own, whether we know it or not. We're nurtured by an infrastructure to rise up the economic ladder - our schools, our community, our government protections. Now, for the first time in our history, those who have benefited at the very, very top refuse to buy back into our collective system and it's cost us our middle class. One great point you've brought up is that even young people in the finance industry aren't immune from the one percent bubble. I'm not for equal distribution, I believe in self-responsibility. Yet what the "American Dream" really means is equal opportunity, and that's what's at stake. We could all use a little perspective.

I believe our faith in government has been lost because we're stripping paltry resources from the disenfranchised and those who need it most while millionaires enjoy tax breaks, deregulation and massive corporate profit on our own backs. Now that's "wasteful spending." You could argue that Obama's actually done very well within the existing framework having passed the most legislation since LBJ, but we gave him a mandate to transform the system itself. Now we'll have to revert to these Great Depression-era baby names.

I agree it doesn't help anyone that Zucatti Park looks like Shakedown Street at a Phish concert. But great movements don't start by focusing on legislative prescriptions. They start by individuals speaking up; policy comes later. So let's speak up loudly about the lack of equal opportunity, affecting us through student loans or starting a business. Let's speak loudly how the walls of access are too high. And let's show vigor through a renewed sense of idealism - our generation at least deserves a crack at it. I try to do so through playing the kid's rock n roll music with their complicated shoes, and I invite you to join us Saturday night at the CMJ Music Festival. And no matter where you stand, please continue the conversation on our FB page.

The DannyRoss Fall 2011 Laid Off Tour

OPENINGNIGHT: #Dannyrossandhorns Occupy CMJ (Official Showcase)
Saturday Oct 22 - 7:30pm Sharp
@ The Living Room, 154 Ludlow St at Stanton - NYC
FREE! // Facebook Event Page

#Dannyrossandhorns Occupy Boston
Sunday October 30, 8pm Sharp
@ TT The Bears, 10 Brookline St at Mass Ave - Cambridge, MA
With Sommerville Symphony Orkestar and Dave Crespo's After Party
Facebook Event Page

#Dannyrossandhorns Occupy DC
Friday November 4, 9pm Sharp
@ IOTA, 2832 Wilson Boulevard - Arlington VA
With BFF Justin Trawick to follow
Facebook Event Page


But seriously, there's another Olsen twin?

All the Best,
D
--
Danny Ross
"One Way showcases ambitious arrangements, eclectic songwriting and overall technical mastery" - American Songwriter
Have you heard One Way? Stream the entire album free at http://www.dannyrossmusic.com

Thursday, October 13, 2011

How I Got Laid Off


Hey folks,

Last week I was reluctantly let go from my position at a NYC Congressman's office after five years of service -- a position I held alongside the pursuit of music and ultimately lost from severe budget cuts. Now don't worry about me, I'm doing just fine, if only trying to wrap my head around how the men touting job creation just literally took mine away. In either case, at the age of twenty-seven, I find myself out of work. I now have no income stream, no savings, no benefits and loads of college debt. I'll have to figure how to pay rent, afford Hulu Plus to see the latest Parks and Rec, and provide generally for my Brooklyn household (girlfriend + cat). From the statistics alone I know almost every one of us on this 3,500+ list suffer from some version of this mess.

It's made worse in that I was given the built-in advantages for the modern global economy - a white male raised in a comfortable suburb with a world-class education. But something much broader is happening here. My friends who are passionate about law and medicine are spending years and small fortunes on graduate programs with little assurance of economic stability. My friends working as teachers, non-profit workers, public servants and social workers are lucky to survive while trying to do a very basic good. Entrepreneurs and small business owners are stonewalled by the mere financial barriers of entry. The price of access is too high to even begin. As my musician friends can attest, the costs to record and market an album, hire a band and play shows out of town are incomprehensible. I potentially have a very big opportunity to make a record with a label this winter, but it could bankrupt me. Unless, of course, Pitchfork decides I'm the harbinger of cool.

We're not class warriors, I too would like to be filthy rich. But it seems that unless we either work in financial services or have a tremendous amount of start-up capital and access, the walls of access right now to the American Dream are too high. I'm not here to make the substantial statistical case for unique economic inequality in our time. But I shouldn't have to spend the rest of my life paying for an education that won't guarantee any future stability. I shouldn't be forced to work in the finance sector in order to feel merely financially secure. I shouldn't have to wish I was born on the right side of the street in order to access the simplest form of equal opportunity that our parents did. Rags-to-riches stories have gone the way of the cassette tape.

Together, we have to remember that it's vocalizing our demands as a generation on Facebook and on the street that leads to political action, and not the other way around. Civil rights marchers couldn't wait around for JFK, and young people today can't wait around for Obama. So go post this clip with something snarky, it works all the time at Knicks games. Or do something else - buy an ice cream cake! I express my voice through our rock n roll band and horns, and ask you to join me. Let's Occupy the CMJ Festival for FREE next week in NYC, then Boston and Washington.

Announcing the DannyRoss 2011 Laid Off Tour

#Dannyrossandhorns Occupy CMJ (Official Showcase)
Saturday Oct 22 - 7:30pm Sharp
@ The Living Room, 154 Ludlow St at Stanton - NYC
FREE! // Facebook Event Page

#Dannyrossandhorns Occupy Boston
Sunday October 30, 8pm Sharp
@ TT The Bears, 10 Brookline St at Mass Ave - Cambridge, MA
With Sommerville Symphony Orkestar and Dave Crespo's After Party
Facebook Event Page

#Dannyrossandhorns Occupy DC
Friday November 4, 9pm Sharp
@ IOTA, 2832 Wilson Boulevard - Arlington VA
With BFF Justin Trawick to follow
Facebook Event Page

Let's continue this conversation, please post your hilarious and articulate comments on my FB page. I'm unemployed and I literally have nothing else to do. I also have my CV prepared for interviews at your earliest convenience.


All the best,
D
--
Danny Ross
"One Way showcases ambitious arrangements, eclectic songwriting and overall technical mastery" - American Songwriter
Have you heard One Way? Stream the entire album free at http://www.dannyrossmusic.com

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Thursday, July 21, 2011

Gasp, Summer Finale?! Tues 9pm @ Living Room // Sat with Dave Mason


Hey folks,

How are you? I'm schvitzing like a schvitz out here. It's so hot Lady Gaga left home the meat suit. It's so hot today I saw an Amish guy buying an air conditioner. Or as they say down south, it's hotter than a pair of sweat pants full of barbecue.

I have some bittersweet news friends, the band is wrapping up the summer. I know! But we have to decompress in Mantauk just like everyone else. So don't miss our Living Room Residency Finale on Tuesday night as we round out epically with some favorite artist friends. And before that, we open for rock god Dave Mason Saturday night at City Winery. This guy's a monster from the 60s and 70s, check his wiki page.

Danny Ross & the Deathly Hallows Living Room Residency Finale

Tuesday July 26, 9pm Sharp
@ The Living Room, 158 Ludlow St at Stanton, NYC
With Amy Regan 8pm, Sami Akbari 10pm, Ryan Tennis & Casey Alvarez 11pm
FREE! // Facebook Event Page

Danny Ross with Rock Legend Dave Mason
Saturday July 23, 8pm Sharp
@ City Winery,
155 Varick St at Vandam, NYC
Check us on the front page of http://www.citywinery.com

Special shout-out to DCers for showing up big last week. Thanks folks and see you at the soup kitchen!

- D

Thursday, July 14, 2011

Got Homies in DC? // Tuesday 9pm NYC Living Room Residency


Hey Folks,

How are you? I won't waste your time today with any Harry Potter nerdiness or uproarious cat videos. I respect you too much.

Friends, the full band and horns are playing our first-ever DC show at Iota this Sunday evening, and in order to headline Saturday nights there and big venues like Black Cat, I need your help to sell out the joint. Please help to spread the word to your District friends by forwarding this email or reposting/inviting folks to the All-American Facebook Event Page
And don't forget the 2nd night of our highly-prized NYC Living Room July Residency featuring high wire acts and sword swallowers. It's completely free and we've been asked to curate the shows with some of our favorite artists. Thanks again and see you on the Quidditch course.

Danny Ross and Band Patriotic DC Debut with Horns!
Sunday July 17, 8pm Sharp
@ Iota, 2832 Wilson Boulevard - Arlington VA // Orange Line to Clarendon

Facebook Event Page

Tyler Perry Presents The Danny Ross NYC Living Room Residency: Night 2

Tuesday July 19, 9pm Sharp
@ The Living Room, 158 Ludlow St at Stanton
With besties The Lesser Ghost 8pm, Sami Akbari 10pm and Katie Costello 11pm
FREE! // Facebook Event Page

- D

Wednesday, July 6, 2011

Tuesday 9pm - Living Room July Residency! // NBC & Huffington Post


Hey Folks,

How are you? You'll be happy to hear I'm no longer the pastiest of white Brooklynites in this beautiful weather. Happy birthday America, and happy birthday to me! Yes I'm afraid I've reached the ripe age of 27 years, better known as the death knell of rock n roll.

So before I reach my tragic demise (how's that for incentive?) please join the band for a gig at our highly-prized Living Room July Residency. The three shows on Tuesdays 9pm sharp (July 12, 19 and 26) are completely free and each night will have Q&A and a unique theme. And we've been asked to curate the nights with some of our favorite artists, you can RSVP now at the Facebook Event Page.

The Danny Ross Living Room Residency - Opening Night
!
This Week's Theme: Don't Tell Mom the Babysitter's Alive
Tuesday July 12, 9pm Sharp
@ The Living Room, 158 Ludlow St at Stanton / F Train to 2nd Ave NYC
With besties Sami Akbari 10pm and Reuben Chess 11pm
FREE!

Check out our clip in this week's episode of NBC NY Nonstop's Jimmy Lloyd Songwriters Showcase. And someone must be drinking the Kool Aid cause they called us "virtuosic and Beatlesque" in our absurdest interview for the Huffington Post. Thanks much and please friends...pray for me.

- D

--
Danny Ross
"Gorgeous...Immaculately arranged...I hope this album becomes a breakaway hit" - CMJ
Have you heard One Way? Stream the entire album free at http://www.dannyrossmusic.com

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Thursday, June 9, 2011

Snap! Saturday 11pm @ Mercury Lounge with Horns // Press


Hey Folks,

This is your official reminder that A) I literally don't know how to send pictures on Twitter -- btw I work for a different NY Congressman, and B) The 9-piece band and horns are back for our monster show of the summer. We only do this big rock gig every few months so dust off the platinum suits and keyboard ties, round up your entourage by Reposting the Facebook Event Page, bedazzle your pretty girlfriends and get ready to daance Saturday night. Our video feature in Daily Brink! and all the new press is after the jump (I always wanted to say that).

Danny Ross & the Saturday Night Band Headline Mercury Lounge
Saturday June 11, 11pm Sharp (w/ besties Mercury Landing at 12)
@ Mercury Lounge, 217 E Houston St at Essex
**If we sell out, we play Bowery Ballroom so please get tix now on our Ticketmaster Page!
  • "The 60s are making a comeback, and singer/songwriter Danny Ross' unique voice and style would have made John Lennon proud. A New York-based musician with a sound proportionate to his city’s size. What strikes us most about Ross is not that his songs have been featured on various television shows, but that his lighthearted sense of humor and kind determination are drawing as much attention as his talent." - The Daily Br!nk (With exclusive acoustic video of "Faultlines")
  • "Melding lyrical nakedness with ambitious arrangements and pure imagination, Danny Ross builds a sound that’s completely his own – and yet awfully familiar." - Best New Bands
  • "We asked our fellow young creative Brooklynites to spill the beans about how they're trying to make their dreams come true and where they think their lives will lead." - Overflow Magazine
Oh and our original musical staged last week was a big hit on Broadway, at least according to my parents. As always, your work as a footsoldier in the Ross Revolution does not go unnoticed. Atten-hut!

- D

Tuesday, May 31, 2011

Summer Spectacular -Sat June 11 @ Mercury Lounge // My B'way Musical


Hey folks,

Now that we've plunged head-first into "Schvitz Summer" (Trademarked), I see you finally agree with my series of academic lectures that the government controls the weather. Very good. And of course Bin Laden's death was a hoax and we all died savagely on May 21st. It's a fact people.

More the reason to join me, Danny Ross of stage and screen, for an explosive live show with the 9-piece Saturday Night Band and Horns, brand new songs and an array of wild circus animals. Oh, and I composed a musical debuting on Broadway this Thursday night! It spans the entire range of human emotion in 10 minutes, but don't call me Sondheim. Seriously it's pronounced DAN-NY.

Danny Ross & the Saturday Night Band Headline Mercury Lounge

Saturday June 11, 11pm Sharp
@ Mercury Lounge, 217 E Houston St at Essex
*Hook a brother up and Re-Post the Facebook Event Page
*If we show big, we play Bowery Ballroom so please Get advanced tickets meow!

Danny Ross Wrote a Musical!
Thursday June 2, 6:30pm
@ Snapple Theater (Home of "The Fantasticks"), 1627 Broadway at 50th Street
Co-authored with playwright Anthony Hogrebe (Tony-Nominated for "Unicorns Unite!")
Info and Tickets

Thanks and make sure to hydrate, not carbonate. That may kill you.
- D

Tuesday, April 26, 2011

Video Premiere! // Boston Saturday & Philly Sunday! // Kittens!



Hey folks,

How are you? I'm so good thanks. Recently when Donald Trump questioned my birth certificate, acclaimed Director Stu Weinstock shot gorgeous footage of the sunrise over NYC's Central Park, and I'm there too sporting dramatic facial expressions. Without further ado, here is your Music Video Premiere for Always On My Way.

And I hate to ask for your help but I'm only human folks, flesh and blood. Which reminds me, Happy Easter! The Danny Ross Mini-Tour Choo Choo is leaving the station for a triumphant Saturday return to Boston and our debut in sunny Philadelphia. If you could PRETTY PLEASE WITH CHERRIES 1) Invite your Boston and Philly friends to the FB events below and 2) 'Share' on your wall. World domination is only possible with your willingness to comply and follow blindly.

Live from Boston it's Saturday Night with Danny Ross and the MIT Horns
Saturday April 30, 9pm Sharp
@ Middle East, 480 Massachusetts Ave at Brookline St - Cambridge, MA
Facebook Event Page // Get tickets meow

Danny Ross Philly Debut @ Tin Angel!
Sunday May 1 - 7pm Doors, 8pm Hit
@ Tin Angel, 20 South 2nd St at Market St - Philadelphia, PA
ALL AGES // With besties Shwa, Casey Alvarez, Attia Taylor
Facebook Event Page // Get tickets meow

Thanks again, I literally heart you.
- D