Our Festival is approaching. If you haven’t signed up for your tickets at Steve White Painting the World with Music please do so ASAP. The La Paloma Theater is filling fast!
Now that we have grabbed the attention of the media, we wish to thank Paul Hormick and Liz Abbott of The San Diego Troubadour for their article. We also want to thank Logan Jenkins of the Union Tribune for writing about us in his Roses & Onions column on Sunday.
KFMB will be at the screening and plans to do a television piece. KUSI-TV is airing a Dave Scott, "Worlds of Wonder" package that will run during the 10 o' clock news on Saturday March 15th and plans to be at the festival as well. And we are scheduled to go on FM94.9 Tim Pyles radio show on Sunday at 9:30 PM
It would be great if we could also go on KPRI, Jazz88 and KPBS. If you have any connections please let us know.
We should be finished with the audio mix at Studio West on Friday. Tom Zizzi and I have been working with Alec Moore who is doing our sound mixing and really doing a wonderful job of weaving our intricate soundtrack. Everyone who sees the film is in for a treat.
We wish to thank everyone who is participating on the 1st Steve White Music & Art Festival.
We have our music lineup in the works. There will be 18 songs of Steve's that will be covered at this time. These are the musicians scheduled for now: The Nophones Steve Piccus Rick Kaestner Sam Khoury Marie Haddad Jeffrey Joe Morin Rachelle Danto Steve Rule Dan Menendez Barry & Matthew Hill Dave Windham Ben Powell Bobby Ryan Kent Brisby Bass Clef Exhibition Gregory Page Candye Kane The Sinclairs Vlad & Yael Luisa & Ignacio
Poets reading Steve's lyrics: Kevin West - "Farmer in the Field of Love", "Outlaw Town" Jim Babwe - "Nothing" and more to come.
The following people have reserved booths: Diana Carey, Jean Krumbine & Victoria Bearden, Donn Angel Perez, Karen Grow & Christina Zeller, Stan Gafner, May Hoegen, 101 Artists Colony Arts and Steve White Foundation.
On our booth we will have cds, t-shirts, hats, and prints for sale.
This is a free event but donations are accepted! At the screening donation buckets will be passed around. Thank you for supporting us.