Adopt the Arts will be holding a fall fundraising featuring their house band Disreputable Few, along with special guests on Thursday, October 15 (7:30PM) at The Record Parlour in Los Angeles. The group most recently served as the house band at for the Adopt the Arts event at The Roxy in West Hollywood honoring music legends Billy Gibbons (ZZ Top) and Butch Trucks (Allman Brothers Band). The Roxy event was one of the organizations most successful fundraisers to date. The Disreputable Few band features a stellar line up of musicians who have collectively worked alongside some of the greatest names in music including Donna Summer, Joe Walsh, Daniel Lanois, Keb Mo, Courtney Love, Mick Taylor, Annie Lennox,  Joe Perry, Warren Zevon and more.  The band features Mark Tremalgia (Guitar and Vocals), Randy Ray Mitchell (Guitar and Vocals), Paul Ill (Bass, Vocals) and Dan Potruch (Drums).

 
The evening will consist of a night of epic music accompanied by a silent auction featuring limited edition rock n' roll memorabilia. The event is free with RSVP. Donations are welcome and encouraged. Open bar and appetizers will be served.

The auction will be held at The Record Parlour on October 15 Hollywood, CA at 7:30 PM.

About The Record Parlour:

“The newest and most distinguished record store to open up in Los Angeles, The Record Parlour offers a unique music experience and is quickly becoming a staple hang out in the heart of Hollywood. The Record Parlour has been building a name for itself by hosting some of the most exciting in-store showcases, from pop-up gigs and DJ sets to entire live performances recorded and transferred directly to vinyl onsite. Owned and operated by founder Chris Honetschlaeger and manager/partner Chadwick Hemus, The Record Parlour is a one-of-a-kind environment with an authentic vibe: as artists perform live, they're surrounded by over 50,000 vinyl records, vintage stereo gear and music memorabilia. With Chris' background in vintage equipment and Chadwick's pedigree as a vinyl curator for the original Amoeba (Hollywood), sound and quality reign overall in performances. The Record Parlour’s vintage gear--jukeboxes, amps, microphones, '70s turn-tables and speakers--is refurbished to pristine condition alongside its vinyl collection which focuses on original releases verses new releases. By combining records and vintage equipment as well as creating a new home to music collecting and live music experiences, all in the heart of Hollywood, The Record Parlour is more than a vinyl shop--it is ushering in the Hollywood renaissance. The Record Parlour, has a new music and cultural venue for Hollywood: The Americana Lounge, set to open this December around the corner from The Record Parlour.”