Over the years, Dan has shared the stage with such great acts as: Leftover Salmon, String Cheese Incident, Steep Canyon Rangers, Corn Meal, Pure Prairie League, Commander Cody, Peter Rowan and the Dillards.ĭan is currently involved in his solo performances as well and playing with The Boulevard Billies.įormed by ex-members of some of Chicago’s biggest names, this band brings a high energy show to every city they play! Starlight City plays everything from Top 40’s, to hits of the 80’s, 90’s, and MORE.įronted by stage veterans Kate Brassel & Dave Marvel, this Dynamic Duo captivate audiences with vocal prowess, range of music, and a show to remember. His original Banjo Instrumental “Courts in Session” received extensive radio play including the SIRIUS bluegrass channel and his recent CD and guitar instruction have been featured in two issues of Flatpicking Guitar Magazine. With deep roots in acoustic guitar and banjo, Dans music incorporates elements of various American music styles, including woodstock rock, blues, bluegrass, jamgrass, roots-rock, folk & classic country resulting in a distinctive sound that highlights a lifetime of musical experiences.ĭan recorded, performed on and produced a CD with the Art Gomperz Band that made it into the Top 10 of the European Country Music Association Charts and the song “Don’t Worry Anymore” Nominated IMA Americana Song of the Year. Whether you’re marking spots she has visited as future go-tos or places to avoid, here are 29 places where Tribeca resident Taylor Swift has dined.With over 30 years of experience Dan has been touring the countryside with doing his own unique blend of acoustic Americana. Meanwhile, all over town, tourist and local Swifties are following her restaurant visits, chasing their tails trying to track them down, in hopes of catching the remnants of her bejeweled vibes and, in their wildest dreams, witness the rare event of her return to a restaurant. Combine a recent Swift visit with the infuriating opacity of Resy, and you might as well forget landing a table - unless, of course, you know someone. There is now such a thing as Swiftonomics.įor New Yorkers, the Taylor Swift effect means it’s even harder to get reservations at the restaurants where she has dined. Her fame has spawned actual university courses and given rise to jobs reporting about her. The effect of the global superstar has rippled through everyday life, spiking NFL ratings, movie ticket sales, Netflix shows, and Amazon documentaries. With it, we have reached peak Swift: We cannot escape it, as much as some of us might try.

It’s been a long time coming: October 27 marked the newest Taylor Swift release, 1989 (Taylor’s version), a re-recording of her 2014 album with a few new tracks.

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