Admission $15 cash or venmo at the door. Join the PFS/Musical Artists Cooperative at Swarthmore’s amazing music venue, War3house 3, on Thursday, October 1st, from 7:30 to 10 pm, for an engaging evening of music with three excellent acts. Multi-instrumentalist and singer-songwriter Six Sugzdinis kicks off the evening, followed by David Fox, who writes introspective songs with poetic lyrics and memorable melodies. The Rachel Eve band closes the show with soulful, jazz-infused folk. Rachel will be joined by Luke Marchie on mandolin and guitar, Jane McGowan on drums, and Darren Seigel on bass. 100 Park Ave, Swarthmore, PA 19081. Doors open at 7pm. Tickets at the door: $15 general admission. Emcee: Valentina Sounds. warehouse3live.com
About the artists: Jeff “Six” Sugzdinis is a Pennsylvania-based multi-instrumentalist, singer, and songwriter whose musical reach spans bluegrass, rock, folk, Americana, musical theater, and pop. Performing on mandolin, guitar, banjo, and other instruments, Six brings theatrical flair and fearless improvisation to every stage. A seasoned performer with roots in musical theater, he crafts original songs that reflect his wide-ranging influences while stretching genres with confidence and creativity. From “Blackberry Blossom” to Queen’s “Under Pressure,” his playing and songwriting are inventive, high-energy, and unforgettable. https://www.youtube.com/@Six-hi7zq
David Fox is an award-winning singer/songwriter whose introspective songs, poetic lyrics, and memorable melodies have drawn listener comparisons to the styles of Bob Dylan, Neil Young, Jackson Browne, and Leonard Cohen. David was awarded the Grand Prize in the John Lennon Songwriting Contest, an international competition, and his lyrics have won first prize in poetry competition. He has released three solo albums of original songs on which he sings, plays guitar, piano, bass, drums, and various keyboards. A review of his most recent album, “Reckoning,” called it "an amazing album!" and it’s been described by listeners as "magnificent," "beautiful," "awesome," and "truly outstanding.”www.DavidFoxMusic.com
Rachel Eve writes and sings from a place that is at once personal and universal, drawing from her own experiences and observations of the world around her; several of her songs are directly inspired by her work as a music therapist. Rachel's voice has been described as "soulful," "passionate," and "songbird-like," and her diverse and lyrical songwriting is infused with folk, jazz, and blues. Her husband, multi-instrumentalist Luke Marchie, often accompanies her, adding harmony to her melodious songs. Rachel released her first full-length album, Songs for the Morning, in 2019 and has released several singles since then. She is currently working on her second full-length album. - https://rachelevemusic.com