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Music

Next Wave of Song: Ian and Chad

 
 
Fri, Sep 28, 2012
  • 7:30PM
 
 
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Friday September 28, 2012
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“Earnestness in music is beyond important. Music is a medium that connects us all back together, reminding us that we have always been one and the same. We may as well celebrate it.”
—Ian Axel

Our Show:
A mix of theatrical whimsy and heartfelt soul from two very odd (and handsome) guys looking to connect through song. There will be a piano. Prepare to smile (Ian & Chad).

Our art is inspired by:
The Nightmare Before Christmas, the Beatles, coconuts, aliens, and the overall lack of positivity in the world. We'd like to change that (Ian & Chad).

Earliest musical memory at the keyboard:
Being three years old at my grandma's house, figuring out how to play "Tequila." Pee-Wee Herman was one of my childhood heroes (Ian).

 
 
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Influenced by a cross-section of eclectic inspirations, from Tim Burton to the Beatles, Ian and Chad compose earnest, high-energy pieces, reinforcing themes of social connection.

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