TONIGHT! TONIGHT! TONIGHT!
Anchorage, tonight is the NIGHT!
@gatheralaska is hosting their first musical experience ever!!!! We're featuring
@dfirmin ,
@josh.fortenbery , and me (
@theforestthatneversleeps !)
We hope you will join us! The doors will open at 6:45 and will stay open until we reach capacity. The show will begin at 7 PM and will wrap by 8:45 PM. All ages are welcome, and please bring your favorite socks (no shoes in this multi-use community room.) We are so excited to share this listening show with you all, and to support this new community space. Tickets are $15 at the door; cash, apple pay, venmo, and paypal accepted. Bring your whole family to this safe and welcoming, all-ages show space. Check them out
@gatheralaska and see you tonight at:
2612 Eagle St, Anchorage 99503
(On northern lights across from REI)
And here's a little more about our artists
@dfirmin ,
@josh.fortenbery , and
@theforestthatneversleeps !
Gwich’in Athabaskan Daniel Firmin was born and raised in interior Alaska but now shares music with Anchorage. Daniel is a string-based multi-instrumentalist and vocalist. After years of touring with FBX-based punk band the Scurvies and punk-folk Feeding Frenzy, Daniel's solo repertoire is a mix or rock and roll, soft harmonies, all the feels, and wide-mouthed screamo that would make every member of Dr. Teeth and the Electric Mayhem feel proud!
Josh Fortenbery is a self-absorbed but rarely self-serious songwriter based in Juneau, Alaska. He sings sad songs but smiles a lot and usually means it. Likes: dogs, blood harmonies, happy hour. Dislikes: earnestness, gore, the internet. His gravel-voiced vocals, well-written poetry, and rippin' guitar chops move him between genres with ease, creating an inviting combination of country, folk, and bluegrass.
As a multi-instrumentalist, vocalist, songwriter, and poet, The Forest That Never Sleeps transports her audience with infectious enthusiasm and raw
emotion. From rhapsodic piano lines to gentle finger-picked strings, her dynamic performances leave her
audiences feeling connected to the human experience.
