Carly Jibson And Emma Hunton to Launch New Band At The Three Clubs In Hollywood
The performance will take place on May 4.
Broadway, TV & Film actresses have joined their one of a kind voices to form a classic rock cover band! Come see "Tell Yer Dad I Said Hi" a tribute band lead by front women Emma Hunton (Wicked, Spring Awakening, Rent, Good Trouble) and Carly Jibson (Hairspray, Crybaby The Guestbook, Holiday in the Vineyards) as they kick off their INAUGURAL show!
The show will take place on Sunday, May 4th from 3pm-6pm (doors at 2pm) at the iconic Hollywood venue, THE THREE CLUBS.
The evening will be sponsored by NEFT Vodka and promises specialty cocktails, a Mexican fusion style food truck and a Sunday Funday you won't forget! Tickets are $20 on Eventbrite now or $30 at the door!
Hunton's credits include the Broadway production of Spring Awakening, as well as the Off-Broadway production of RENT. She appeared as Elphaba in the 1st National Tour of Wicked and Natalie in the 1st National Tour of Next to Normal. She was seen in the ART production of Witness Uganda. Most recently on stage, Hunton was seen in Disney's Freaky Friday the musical. Hunton can be seen portraying the role of Davia in the Freeform series Good Trouble.
Jibson was recently seen on THE GUEST BOOK on TBS. She has starred on Broadway in "Cry Baby" (Pepper Walker), "Hairspray" (Tracy Turnblad) Nat'l Tour: "Hairspray" 1st Nat'l (Tracy Turnblad) which she originated. Regional Theatre: World Premier of "Johnny Baseball," World premier of Andrew Lippa's "Asphalt Beach." World premier of Crash Nation. She co-starred in the "Unauthorized Parody Musical of SCREAM" @ The Rockwell with Sarah Hyland. Carly released her Debut EP "Best of me," which can be found on iTunes & the Original Broadway cast of "Cry Baby" soundtrack.
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