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May 10, 2012

5/12: Avalon Ball

This Saturday, I join Dean Mora and the Avalon Ball Dance Orchestra singing songs of the 1930s and 40s with fellow vocalists Kayre Morrison, Adam Tunney and Johnny Holiday at the 10th Annual Avalon Ball, presented by The Art Deco Society of Los Angeles:

"Now in it's 10th year, the Avalon Ball is an fantastic journey into the past when Big Bands played for huge audiences which were broadcast to the nation in the Art Deco Casino Ballroom built in 1929 and located in the city of Avalon on Catalina Island.

Completely restored just a few years ago, the ballroom retains its original romantic style--a lavish medley of rose-hued walls, an arching, fifty-foot ceiling with five Tiffany chandeliers, an elevated stage, raised seating areas around the dance floor, and a vintage, full-service bar in back."

Ferry tickets can be purchased through Catalina Express.
For tickets and more information, visit the Art Deco Society website.

The Avalon Ball
May 12, 2012
6:00 - 10:00 PM
Casino Ballroom
Avalon, CA

Mar 7, 2012

3/11: Swingin' Sixties Big Band Night

SWINGIN' SIXTIES BIG BAND NIGHT
Featuring: 

Mr. Mora's acclaimed 20-piece dance orchestra returns to the Cicada Club for another Swing' Sixties Big Band Party. Dance to the finest Big Band tunes of the Sixties as Dean Mora and his Orchestra take you on a swingin' musical journey from "Mad Men" to "Austin Powers." Featuring star vocalists Kayre Morrison and Damon Kirsche with special guests Adam Tunney, the "Fake" Austin Powers, The Hollywood Hotshots and The Smitten Kittens.

More information and tickets available at clubcicada.com. For more information about Dean Mora and His Orchestra, visit www.morasmodern.com.

SUNDAY, MARCH 11, 2012
617 S. Olive Street
Los Angeles, California 90014


1960s costume or evening attire requested. I'll be wearing some far out threads, a Carnaby Street look designed by Shon LeBlanc of Valentino's Costumes.

If you can't make it to the Cicada Club in person, tune in to the live broadcast!  
 
From our last 1960s big band night at the Cicada, the orchestra presents "From Russia with Love":