Stirling
GrayWolf Native blues Band playus put Dec 1st
Nov 20, 2007
his message was sent to you because you know the new zealand born lead singer in this band
Show Time:Saturday December 1, 2007 - 2:00 PM
Venue Chumash Indian Reservation
3290 Lang Ranch Parkway, Thousand Oaks, Ca. 91362
Thousand Oaks
California
US
91362
Graywolf Native Blues Band plays out for benefit concert to raise money for the victims of the recent california fires that destroyed many peoples lives. We are performing on a reservation by the Sherwood Lake area, this is outdoor and on a beautiful 100 acre wilderness Chumash Indian reserve. This was home to the early Indian people. In recognition of their lives a museum with antique and priceless artifacts has been built for the public and future generations. We invite you all to come and share in the traditions music and food from 2pm on. Headliner Show. GraywolfBluesband on at 2pm. Other entertainers performing also.
Watch out for local celebrities at this one.
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Gravity by John Mayer
Sep 14, 2007
Check out our licensed rendition of John mayers "Gravity"
Performed by GrayWolf native Blues Band.
Singer is Stirling Hebenstreit of Disfigurine (the Stirling Project) playing the Mint in Hollywood, CA 26th Sept at 10:45pm We headline.
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Upc oming show at the Mint in Hollywood
Sep 14, 2007
Hi everybodies!!
Upcoming show at "the Mint" in Hollywood, that's in California for all you country bumkins in nashville!! Love ya too.
time is 10:45pm on the 26th Sept
Thanks and hope to see yo there! Cover is $10.
Disfigurine (the Stirling Project)
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Review from Foley Entertainment
Sep 14, 2007
Promoter Response History:
Date:
6/11/2007 2:05:18 PM
Status:
Selected
Response:
Date: 06.7.07
RATING SCALE
"1" Indicates the Lowest Score
"5" Indicates The Highest Score
Recording Quality/Production: 4.5
Lead Vocals: 4.5
Musicianship: 4.5
Lyric Writing: 4
Music Composing: 4
Melodies: 5
Song Arrangement: 4
Thanks for submitting the material for the evaluation.
I enjoyed listening to the songs. It was a pleasure to review music created by outstanding writers and musicians.
To give you insight to the scoring scale above, the majority
of artists score in the 2.5 to 3.5 range in the various categories.
Whenever an artist sees a 1, 1.5, 2, 2.5, 3 or 3.5 as a score in a certain category (or categories) it means that's an area I feel they need to improve and develop.
When someone sees 4, 4.5 or 5 as their score in a category, that tells them, to me, they are in the professional league and have strong potential. It's a validation from a pro, letting you know you are doing a fine job.
Every artist should work hard to earn 4.5 to 5 in every category.
It's a very competitive business and people averaging in the 3's (or less) will probably not get too far without a great deal of improvement and development.
I don't give out 4's and 5's easily, so any of those you see, you have earned. Well done!
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