Jewel City Concert Series - Dream Phases

Join us for eclectic live music outside on the Artsakh Paseo! Enjoy a night of Rock/Pop Music featuring Dream Phases as a part of the Jewel City Concert Series. Visitors are welcome to bring a chair and enjoy the music on the paseo. Performances may be experienced by children and families. Admission is free. Tickets are not required to attend.

You can keep your dreams under wraps or unleash them into the world. For the three musicians who comprise Dream Phases, holding back their musical visions has not been an option. Conceived in the private recesses of their L.A. home base, the trio has expanded outwards by drawing upon the rich sonic heritage of West Coast pop/rock and skillfully reimagining it for the 21st Century. But beyond its finely wrought sound and texture, there’s an intensely personal quality to the work they create together. The dreams they explore transcend mere craft and calculation.

Emerging from the City of Angels’ neo-psychedelic rock scene in 2017, Dream Phases reflects California’s natural splendor and adventuresome inner spirit in its music. The earthy-yet-exalted sounds of the Byrds, the Beach Boys and Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young – as well as latter-day artists like the Rain Parade, Elliott Smith and Autolux – figure into the band’s family tree. While this lineage is worth noting, what comes through in the band’s latest work is an individual approach that translates the experiences of its members into something undeniably compelling.

A band in constant creative evolution, Dream Phases draws strength from clashing colors and insight from the fusion of minds. With all its attention to detail, the band still seeks moments of transcendent surprise. Whatever wonderland they may arrive in, the band’s journey will be fascinating to follow.

Visit GlendaleArtsandCulture.org/JewelCityConcertSeries to learn more about the Jewel City Concert Series.

This performance is generously sponsored by the through funding from the , and support from .

Host or Publisher Glendale Arts and Culture Commission