The El Rey Theatre (Los Angeles, CA)
The El Rey Theatre presents Relax to Paris and Goodbye Elliott. Relax to Paris, based in Encino, combine catchy power-pop hooks with layered instrumentation. Hailing from Hawaii, Goodbye Elliott's sound has been compared to Bright Eyes and Jimmy Eat World.
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The El Rey is an original art deco theater built in 1936 and is a registered historical landmark. Today the El Rey hosts the hottest live music and dance clubs that Los Angeles has to offer. The El Rey features an art deco lobby leading into a grand ballroom with a full stage equipped with a concert quality sound system and state of the art lighting system. In addition, the theater has a a full ba... More
Relax To Paris began in a practice room in the music building of Van Nuys high school, where Ryan spent a lot of time showing Jonn his early original songs instead of rehearsing for jazz band. Ryan’s life long friend, Garrett, soon joined on bass. Shortly after, they discovered Jenni in level 8 of Super Mario Bros. saving the princess. Bart is just awesome.
As you allow yourself to get pulled in the dramatic sounds of Relax To Paris, you’ll find it’s bigger than a young boy’s vision of becoming an astronaut sailing through the stars. It’s the soundtrack to our lives. Stories of friends, lovers, and loss seep through the cinematic instrumentation of layered guitars, pianos, voices, and driving rhythms of bass and drums. Their catchy melodies and gigantic choruses stick to your soul like everlasting flavored bubble gum.
Goodbye Elliott is an indie rock band from the Big Island of Hawaii. They were formerly known as “Not Mother”, and have most recently released an album entitled “Running To California” which includes hits like “Ticket to Love” and “Space Goes Down”. It demonstrates pop rock elements similar to Bright Eyes, Jimmy Eat World, and The Killers. Many different instruments are used, including the ukulele and vibes.
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