
CIRCLE D PRODUCTIONS PRESENTS Brian Elliot & Friends with Gettin’ Weir’d at The Rotunda – May 21
Doors 7:00 PM / Music 8:00 PM
π Outside food and soft drinks welcome!
PLUS: π¨ Artisan Crafts and π₯ Mediterranean Cuisine
JUST ADDED: Crazy Eyes Liquid Light Show
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General Admission: $20 Advance / $25 Door (plus fees)
VIP Seating: $35 (plus fees) β LIMITED
β’ Early entrance: 6:30 PM
β’ Artist Meet and Greet / Photo Op
β’ Reserved Seats close to the stage
β’ $10 Vending Voucher (food or crafts)
Student Discount: $5 off β Use code “SD” at checkout (Must present student ID at door)
Your name and ticket information will be on a list at the event entry table.
Confirmation is sent in minutes and will come from “Huntley Film Investments, LLC” (our parent company) β if you don’t receive the email after 15 minutes, check your Spam or Junk folder, then email CLIVE Tickets support. Questions about this event? Contact the organizer β Circle D Productions, LLC at dlhorn16@gmail.com
π§ Get to Know the Bands!
Brian Elliot & Friends
Brian Elliot is a Philadelphia-area guitarist, singer, and bandleader whose music bridges jazz sophistication with the spirit of psychedelic rock, funk, fusion, and original songwriting. A student of jazz guitar at the University of Miami’s Frost School of Music, Elliot quickly moved beyond straight-ahead tradition to develop a voice that is both versatile and distinct. He currently performs with EMM!, an original funk/fusion project, and Cats On The Bus, a tribute to the Dead & JGB, while also fronting the Brian Elliot Band / Brian Elliot & Friends, where wide-ranging sets of funk, blues, jazz-fusion, and New Orleans favorites come together with style and spontaneity.
Featuring: Daniel Kaplowitz
Daniel Kaplowitz is a Philadelphia-area guitarist, bassist, educator, producer and composer on a constant search for new sounds and approaches to the traditions of the past. Fascinated with poly-rhythms, grooves, and harmony, Daniel’s playing is soulful, angular, fearless, and dynamic, containing elements of jazz, blues, R&B, rock and African rhythms, while being rooted in the sound and pulse of Philadelphia.
Featuring: Jeff Mann
Jeff Mann is most known musically for holding down the drum throne in instrumental prog rock group Consider the Source for the past 13 years. Together they have toured across the US multiple times, played a myriad of music festivals and also made international jaunts to India, Israel & Germany. Locally, Jeff has become a newer member of the Philly music scene, moving to the South NJ area less than 5 years ago. He has been quick to make an impact with his famed βLearn 2 Weenβ 2-man tribute where he multi tasked drums, bass, keys & vocals as well as for having filled in/joined on drums and percussion with both cover and original bands in the area. More recently, Jeff has launched a new project called EMM focusing on uplifting funk and groove based material with an album of all original music in the works.
Featuring: Adam Flicker
Adam Flicker is a Philly-based gigging and recording musician, playing keyboards, trumpet, and similar horns.Β Adam is an on-call journeyman, performing with local bands including Cats On The Bus, Jawn of The Dead, and Steal Your Peach
IG: [https://www.instagram.com/arflick/](https://www.instagram.com/arflick/)
With Special Guest: Gettin’ Weir’d
Gettin’ Weir’d is a 7-piece band celebrating the vast repertoire of the Grateful Dead’s “other guitarist,” Bob Weir β from his earliest work to the most recent. Along with his work in the good ole Grateful Dead, they also feature Bob’s work in Kingfish, Bobby and the Midnites, Ratdog and solo projects right up to the present day… Of course, served up with a good helping of Grateful Dead songs, too.
Patrick Higgins (Splintered Sunlight, Last Fair Deal, John K’s Furthurmore) β Guitar, vocals β’ Janeeda β vocals β’ Bill Wetmore β Bass, vocals β’ Paul Goldstein (Northstar Band, The Bob Band) β Drums, vocals β’ Peter Kahn (Northstar Band, The Bob Band) β Keys, vocals β’ Tom Jaffe β Guitar β’ Wayne Hovis β Saxophones

