House Concert in East Austin

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Nothing says Austin more than a concert at someones house with some local musicians sponsored by local businesses. We've got a gracious host, two talented artists, and some free beverages. It's shaping up to be good times. And most importantly, a great way to support local music!

Stop in for some drinks and local music and be sure to bring some cash to tip the artists. Please RSVP as well as space is limited. Showing a bit early would definitely help you lock down a seat for the show. Or you can bring your own chair if you like. We will be outdoors for this one.

See y'all there!

You're welcome to BYOB and bring food if you'd like. Free Topo Chico provided by Austin Music Love.

Since moving to Austin, Texas in 2015, cellist Dan Radin has earned a reputation for being a go-to hired gun in the scene.  He’s backed The Voice contestants, played in bands opening for Grammy/Tony winners, and performed at official SXSW showcases.  This year, the cellist decided to reveal himself to the world as an equally-capable singer-songwriter with the release of his first solo album, “Romance for Antiheroes.”

Radin was introduced to cello lessons in 3rd grade through a school program, which subsequently thrust him into a comprehensive classical music education.  While in college, Radin began to sit in with folk bands and singer-songwriters, learning to leverage his relative pitch to play by ear and improvise cello solos like a lead guitarist.  He moved to Austin after graduation, where he’s since gigged aggressively (Radin estimates nearly 1000 performances).  To fill any gaps in his schedule, Radin began side-hustling as a guitarist/singer.

Gradually becoming more comfortable with a frontman role, the cellist decided it was time to share his own original music with the world.  Radin’s vision of cello-led acoustic rock prominently displays his singer-songwriter roots, garnering frequent comparisons to John Mayer and Dave Matthews.  Radin’s debut solo album, “Romance for Antiheroes,” is a collection of songs documenting failed relationships; however, at its core, the album is a coming out party for a shy cellist who has begun to come into his own as a full-fledged artist.

Street parking is free and we simply ask that you do not block neighbors when you park. The driveway will be reserved for event staff and artists.

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