Anthony Fedorov, Jennifer Paz to debut at Rockwell Table and Stage, 8/3
Real-life actor couple Anthony Fedorov ("American Idol," "Les Miserables") and Jennifer Paz ("Miss Saigon," "The Last Five Years"), jointly called The Auraganix, are all set to make their Rockwell Table and Stage debut on Sunday, August 3, doors open at 11:30 a.m. For tickets, call (323) 669-1550 or visit Rockwell Table and Stage online.
Concertgoers will be treated to a sneak peek at The Auraganix's upcoming six-track EP, titled "Every Little Thing," a tribute to young parenthood (ergo, this gig is definitely kid-friendly), and a concert of contemporary covers.
Viral hitmakers Mama Bares, who recently launched their parody of New Zealand singer-songwriter Lorde's "Royals," will also join The Auraganix on stage, together with band members Peter Adams (piano), Javier Mosely (guitar), Jeff Novak (bass), and Ronnie Villanueva (drums), featuring musical direction by Brent Crayon.
The couple began writing songs together when they became first-time parents with son, Julian.
"What started out as silly songs that we would make up for Julian while changing his diaper or taking him for his routine check-ups turned into a collection of heartfelt tunes about family, life, and love," says Fedorov in a statement, describing the inspiration for The Auraganix's EP.
Paz adds, "When Julian was born, my playlist was all about kids' music, and after a while, we were like, "Hey, let's create music that parents would enjoy listening to as well."
Sample singles "Shine" HERE, and "I Poop" HERE.
Their EP, in digital stores Monday, September 15, is co-produced by Bo Bice, Fedorov's "American Idol" buddy. Songs are co-written with singer-songwriter-producer Jeff Vincent and Grammy Award-winning songwriter Bill Grainer, featuring arrangements by producer Matt Garwood.
The Auraganix's "Shine," SandStory® Art by Joe Castillo, "America's Got Talent" finalist
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