Jeffrey Gaines returns to Rivet! + special guest: Dylan Zangwill

Back by popular demand, renowned singer-songwriter Jeffrey Gaines is set to return to Rivet: Canteen & Assembly in Pottstown on Saturday, November 16th!

His performances are known for being deeply memorable, delivering an experience that stays with you long after the show ends. Opening the night will be 17-year-old rockstar in training: Dylan Zangwill!

Don’t miss this incredible evening of live music. Get your tickets now!

🕰️ Doors: 7:00 PM. Show: 8:00 PM.

🎟️ Tickets: $20 in advance / $25 at the door.

🪑 This is a seated show.

👉 All ages are welcome!

Jeffrey Gaines has been heralded for his soul-searching lyrics and his powerful live performances. With only his voice and a guitar for accompaniment, Gaines has earned a reputation as a captivating performer, entertaining his audiences worldwide.

Gaines has released eight albums internationally, which includes gems like the hit single “Hero In Me” from his debut album. The Boston Globe declared that “Gaines’ soulful, wounded vocals make a case for him being one of pop’s finest singers…” Rolling Stone went on to call him “the voice of a generation” noting his body of work and his larger-than-life voice.

Jeffrey has toured the world headlining theaters and clubs, and was named Pollstar’s Best Live Solo Artist. With compelling live performances gaining high respect from peers, Gaines was asked to join tours as Special Guest with Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers in Europe, Tracy Chapman, and Stevie Nicks with Sheryl Crow.

Gaines’ critical acclaim, international tours, and avid fan base have established him as one of the most treasured songwriters, vocalists, and inspirations in music today.

⚙️ Jeffrey Gaines official website

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Dylan Zangwill is not your typical teenager. From an early age, it was clear he had a gift for music. He started playing the piano when he was 3, began playing guitar at the age of 9, and was singing before he could talk! By the time he was 12, Dylan began playing at local venues. It wasn’t long before this old soul acquired a Hammond B3 Organ with a Leslie speaker and a Fender Rhodes, which was life-changing! He immediately fell in love with the instruments and began incorporating them into his performances and original compositions. Additionally, it opened his eyes to the world of Blues, Jazz, Soul, and Gospel, which complemented his love of Rock and Roll. Dylan’s musical inspirations come from the greats like The Beatles, David Bowie, Bob Dylan, Willie Nelson, Waylon Jennings, and Led Zeppelin, to name a few.

In 2021, Dylan appeared on Season 16 of “America’s Got Talent.” He impressed the judges with his version of Queen’s “Somebody To Love,” which got him a standing ovation from the judges. He then moved on to play one of his favorites, “House of the Rising Sun,” on a Hammond B3 at the Dolby Theater in Hollywood. Following his success on AGT, Dylan quickly established a larger following and began playing more events and venues. He also shifted his focus to writing and performing original songs.

In 2022, Dylan traveled to Nashville where he worked with Grammy Award-Winning producer John Carter Cash at the legendary Cash Cabin, recording four original songs. Late in 2022, Dylan appeared on American Idol Season 21, where he amazed the judges with an original composition, “Bittersweet Melody,” and received his Golden Ticket to Hollywood. Following Idol, he went back to the studio to record more originals with producer Adam Weiner and the backing of Adam’s band, Low Cut Connie.

Dylan’s soulful vocals and captivating live performances have translated into great success on the road. He’s performed at venues of all sizes throughout the Philadelphia metro area and has also taken the show on the road all over the US and even London.

⚙️ Dylan Zangwill official website

⚙️ Dylan Zangwill on Instagram

⚙️ Dylan Zangwill on Facebook

⚙️ Dylan Zangwill on Twitter

Host or Publisher Rivet: Canteen & Assembly