The Legendary Dobbs Presents: GYPSY FUZZ(Feat Christine Havrilla)Date(s) – 21 Oct 2011 6:00 PM A Philadelphia native, Christine moved to Portland, Oregon in 2010. She continues to tour nationwide as she releases the new studio album for Gypsy Fuzz called “Searching. Finding. Living.”, which sounds like 70′s rock – meets R.E.M. – meets the modern singer/songwriter that Christine is!
As noted by the Princeton Packet, “Angst takes a left turn to upbeat and fun.” Dean Sciarra from ItsAboutMusic.com described the personal connection when he said, “We get inside her head with each successive entry from her musical diary. And if she didn’t possess that rare ability to make her songs so easily accessible, memorable and heartfelt, then you wouldn’t come back for more. And you will come back for more.”

J.F. Pirro writes, “On In My Chair, Havrilla’s music and message remain as high-energy and introspective as ever…and always from the heart, dispensing medicinal lyrics for the soul.” (Main Line Today Magazine)
“I’m completely blown away and hooked. Havrilla’s talent is not only music but to take you away from the hum drum of life and go on a journey where she is the driver and we are her passengers,” writes Madalyn Sklar (Founder/Publisher, GoGirlsMusic.com – Houston, TX).

Chris March of the Phoenixville Mercury writes, “(Havrilla’s) tunes offer some of the most focused and empowered songwriting from any artist to stem from the local area yet and results in an eclectic set that can range from adrenalized to emotionally stirring.”http://reverbtickets.com/events/event/test/

The Legendary Dobbs & JPD Productions presents Jaron & The Long Road to Love w/ Special Guest Joe Firstman & Roger DelaneyDate(s) – 20 Oct 2011 8:00 PM Jaron Lowenstein, of Jaron and the Long Road to Love, first emerged onto the music scene in the late 90s as one half of Evan and Jaron. Together, the identical twin brothers enjoyed a run of successful singles including the multi-platinum selling song, “Crazy For This Girl.” The duo also had their songs featured in movies such as Runaway Bride (“From My Head to My Heart”) and Serendipity (“The Dis…tance”). After a longer than planned hiatus from music, Jaron began the groundwork for his debut solo album with a single mission in mind.

“I came back to music in March of 2009, because the country was in such a sad place and I felt a calling to help others out of their funk with my music and character. In fact, much of what Jaron does is with a purpose and on purpose.
“To know me is to know that everything is intentional. I’m a big fan of distraction and unblending. I like to encourage conversation even if it’s not in favor of the brand or band.”

This includes his choosing a name that would represent his solo act. Rather than being a “band name,” Jaron and the Long Road to Love essentially reveals a man who isn’t shy about admitting that he hasn’t gotten it right yet in the arena of love. “Some people love the name, some hate it, but they all have an opinion one way or the other. That’s what I care about.”http://reverbtickets.com/events/event/the-legendary-dobbs-jpd-productions-presents-jaron-the-long-road-to-love-w-special-guest-joe-firstman/