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John Varvatos’ Road Recovery Benefit – Peter Frampton & Denis Leary with The Enablers – Winter 2010
Location: John Varvatos’ 315 Bowery NYC store
Thursday, January 7, 2010
Capacity: 550 (Sold-Out) Sponsored by: John Varvatos, Jeff Buckley Music
Line-Up: Peter Frampton, Denis Leary with The Enablers, Emcees – Matt Pinfield & Leslie Fram (WRXP Radio 101.9 FM), Road Recovery house band – Crazy James, and participants from Road Recovery’s youth program with Jewish Board of Family & Children’s Services (JBFCS).
The finale - Denis Leary, Adam Roth (The Enablers, Road Recovery staff),
& Peter Frampton perform "A**hole".
The Partnership for a Drug-Free America 7th Annual Gala – Fall 2009
Performance: Road Recovery’s Crazy James (unplugged) Location: The Waldorf=Astoria Grand Ballroom, New York City
Capacity: 600
Sponsored by: The Partnership for a Drug-Free America (PDFA)
Westwood Regional JR/SR High School, Washington Township, NJ - Spring 2009
Location: Westwood Regional JR/SR High School, Washington Township, NJ Capacity: 700 (high school students) Sponsored by: Therapist, Mr. Gerald Opthof, LPC, LCADC, CSW (www.gaotherapy.com), Municipal Alliance of Westwood Township, Municipal Alliance of the Township of Washington, and Thomas A. Gorman, Principal.
“As educators, we constantly try to help students make positive choices but we know they all do not listen to our message. Road Recovery offered an alternative venue to try to reach the students through music and stories of recovering students. Students and faculty reported the Road Recovery assembly was very positive!” - Thomas A. Gorman, Principal - Westwood Regional Junior/Senior High School, Washington Township, NJ
700+ Westwood Regional Junior/Senior High School Students await an assembly like no other
Sing Sing Correctional Facility, Ossining, NY – Spring 2009
Sing Sing Correctional Facility, Ossining, NY – Spring 2009 Location: Sing Sing Correctional Facility, Ossining, NY Capacity: 75 (inmates and correctional facility staff) Sponsored by: Road Recovery Honors Award – Wayne Kramer, 2009 Recipient Line-UP: Billy Bragg, Perry Farrell (Jane‘s Addiction), Etty Lau Farrell (Satellite Party), Tom Morello (Audioslave, Rage Against the Machine), Jerry Cantrell (Alice in Chains), Don Was (Was (Not Was)), Handsome Dick Manitoba (The Dictators), Gilby Clarke (Guns N' Roses), and Boots Riley (The Coup, Street Sweeper Social Club).
“I wish to compliment the Road Recovery organization for a great entrée into our world at Sing Sing Correctional Facility. The inmates that attended your program on 5/2/09 led by Wayne Kramer have talked about it throughout the population in a highly positive way. Staff that listened to your talk and rocked to your music will never forget your visit here. I sincerely wish to thank you for helping us stay inspired on our "road recovery". - Dawson Brown, Acting Superintendent, Sing Sing Correctional Facility
Road Recovery Benefit Concert Honoring the Resilient Musician Wayne Kramer – Spring 2009
Location: Nokia Theatre, Times Square, New York, NY Capacity: 1,975 (Sold Out) Sponsored by: The DeBartolo Family Foundation, Bright Antenna Records Line-Up: Perry Farrell (Jane's Addiction), Tom Morello (Rage Against the Machine/ Audioslave / The Nightwatchman), Jerry Cantrell (Alice in Chains), Wayne Kramer (MC5), Don Was, Billy Bragg, IGGY POP, Evan Seinfeld, Boots Riley, Gilby Clarke (Guns 'N' Roses), Carl Restivo, Eric Gardner, Juliette Lewis, Handsome Dick Manitoba, Little Steven (Bruce Springsteen and the E. Street Band), Joan As Police Woman, Ours, Miggs, Middle Class Rut, and Road Recovery's Performance Workshop Program “House Band” Crazy James. Emcee: Matt Pinfield
Agawam High School, Agawam, MA – Fall 2008
Location: Agawam High School, Agawam, MA Capacity: 600+ (freshman & seniors) Sponsored by: Reckitt Benckiser PharmaceuticalsandAgawam Public Schools
"The Road Recovery ‘outreach’ experience was more than we ever, ever, expected! The Crazy James band was exciting and very professional. The break out groups were well attended. The high school students were engaged with the band members in meaningful dialogue. All in all it was a fantastic day all around. I would not hesitate to recommend this to any one looking for an innovative way to discuss the issue of substance abuse."– Ralph Figy, School Adjustment Counselor, Agawam High School
A&E Television Networks: The Recovery Project Rally – Fall 2008
Location: Cadman Plaza, Brooklyn, NY Capacity: 5000+ (all ages) Sponsored by: A&E Television Newtworks
"One of the highlights of our Recovery Rally was the terrific performance by Road Recovery's house band Crazy James. Their spirit, enthusiasm and great musical energy got the entire crowd moving and smiling as their performance reinforced the celebratory feeling of the day." - John Hartinger, VP Integrated Marketing, A&E Network
Voices & Choices - Perspectives and Challenges of Underage Drinking – Fall 2008
Location: Double Tree Hotel, Tarrytown, NY Capacity: 100+ (all ages) Sponsored by: Jewish Community Center (JCC) on the Hudson
"The participation of Road Recovery in our underage drinking symposium was priceless. Our teens connected to the "Crazy James" crew musically and emotionally. I believe it was an experience they will carry with them as they contemplate the choices they will make in thefuture." - Frank Hassid, Executive Director, JCC on the Hudson
Location: Showcase Live, Foxborough, MA Event: SQUEEZE, United States Tour Capacity: 1000+ (21+) Sponsored by: Squeeze
"I’m really inspired and happy to have Crazy James open for us…I only wish it could be for the whole tour floating around together in a sober bus!" – Chris Difford, Founding Member – SQUEEZE
Dartmouth
College, Hanover, NH – Spring 2008
Location: Dartmouth
College, Hanover, New Hampshire Event: Fourth Annual Dartmouth
Symposium on Substance Use Audience: A national conference for
addiction professionals, educators, healthcare providers, justice
workers, Dartmouth students and alumni and other community members
interested in addressing the challenges of substance use in society. Program: Road
Recovery, Harnessing the Power of Music to Support Youth Recovery.
Presented By: Scott Bienenfeld, M.D. Dartmouth College – '92,
NYU School of Medicine, Albert Einstein College of Medicine, with
an ‘unplugged’ performance & discussion by Road Recovery
participants
"As an alumni of Dartmouth College
and an addiction psychiatrist, I have the pleasure of presenting Road
Recovery, an innovative and effective community-based recovery program
for adolescents and young adults trying to stay sober. Road Recovery
is a cutting edge program that harnesses the power of the music industry
and the arts in order to offer teens an alternative to drug and alcohol
abuse. This grassroots organization has been in existence for ten years
and has blossomed into a national endeavor reaching thousands of teenagers
and young adults." – Scott Bienenfeld, M.D.
"Road Recovery is an impressive program toward maintaining recovery!" – Alan I. Green, M.D. Chairman Department of Psychiatry,
Dartmouth Medical School
Warwick
Valley High School, Warwick NY – Spring 2008
Location: Warwick
Valley High School, Orange County, NY Capacity: 200+ (sophomores) Sponsored by: Warwick Valley Central School District,
Warwick, NY
"The Road Recovery outreach event hosted
by our school district literally sent shockwaves through the entire educational
community. By openly sharing their powerful message through their music,
the young members of Crazy James moved everyone in attendance. The young
were forced to confront the fact that they are key players in the shaping
of their futures, and adults were reminded of how fortunate they are to
have the opportunity to work with adolescents each day. The thing that
has stayed in my mind since the event is how Road Recovery was able to
quietly "unfreeze" the existing equilibrium of our school's culture,
and "refreeze" it so that everyone who was there left somehow
changed. An hour hadn't passed and the Road Recovery crew and Crazy James
were deeply missed.. After two hours, we were thinking about how we could
get them to return." - Richard Linkens, Director of English, Social Studies,
and Academic Intervention Services Warwick Valley Central School
District
Delaware
Valley High School, Milford, PA – Spring 2008
Location: Delaware
Valley High School, Milford, PA Capacity: 600 (freshman) Sponsored by: Delaware Valley School District,
Students Against Substance Abuse, Teens Against Tobacco Use, Area
Drug Awareness & Prevention
Team, Delaware Valley Education Association, Carbon/Monroe/Pike Drug & Alcohol
Council, Pike County Teen Alcohol & Drug Resource Center
"Road
Recovery’s Crazy James band concert and interactive
discussion groups provided an effective, inviting and non-threatening
message about the reality of addiction and the benefits of healthy
living from teens and young adults involved in Road Recovery’s
program. Our high school students actually paid attention to the
message and music, AND, most importantly – actively participated
in Road Recovery’s discussion groups." – Joseph
W. Casmus, 11th & 12th Grade Principal, Delaware Valley High
School District
Road
Recovery’s 10th Anniversary Benefit Concert – Spring
2008
Location: Nokia
Theatre, Times Square, New York, NY Capacity: 1,975 Sponsored by: The DeBartolo Family Foundation & Tom Morello’s
Justice Tour 2008 Line-Up: Slash (Guns N’ Roses, Velvet Revolver), Tom Morello
(Rage Against The Machine, Audioslave), Wayne Kramer (MC5), Perry
Farrell (Jane’s Addiction), Jerry Cantrell (Alice In Chains),
comedian - Denis Leary, Joseph Arthur, Sen Dog (Cypress Hill), Jakob
Dylan (The Wallflowers), Ours/Jimmy Gnecco, Miggs, Crazy James together
with kids from Road Recovery’s programs rocked together!
Reckitt-Benckiser
Pharmaceuticals - Clinical Liasons Annual Meeting – Spring
2008
"On Jan 3 and 4th Reckitt-Benckiser Pharmaceuticals East
Zone Clinical Liaisons and their managers gathered at Newark Airport
for their annual meeting which sets the tone how the clinical liaisons
will continue to engage physicians in conversations that lead to
education about opioid addiction, and how to provide effective
treatment to these patients. Approximately 85 employees attended
the conference, the highlight of which was a performance by the
band, 'Crazy James.' Road Recovery was contacted and
asked to bring the band members to the conference as a means of
providing on-going education to the clinical staff on the many
facets of this disease and to learn from young people in recovery
about some of the effective tools physicians could use to engage
their patients in honest conversation about their abuse of prescription
medications." - Jessica Brenner, CSW Clinical Liaison, Reckitt-Benckiser
Pharmaceuticals
21st
Anniversary Gala Event for The Partnership for a Drug-Free America
(PDFA) Finale - Road Recovery Crazy James band including Soprano – Andrea
Gruber
Location: Waldorf-Astoria
Main Ballroom – November 28, 2007 Capacity: 600 Sponsored by: The Partnership for a Drug-Free America (PDFA)
"[Crazy
James] are young adults who have struggled with demons, yet on
the stage of the Waldorf-Astoria ballroom, in front of 600 guests,
they had bright smiles and pride in their music, which they fully
deserve. The partnership's next goal should be making sure the
nation hears the music of Crazy James, because helping young adults
tell their story to other young adults is just as important as
helping parents." - Amanda Gordon, The New York Sun
Road Recovery staff, parents, and band - Crazy James, whose members
participate in the organizations Performance Workshops Program
in NYC, hit the touring road throughout the summer 2007 season
to deliver their "Meeting & Music" performance
driven community outreach via music festivals, and grass root/community
programs reaching thousands of teens along the way.
Princeton
High School, Princeton, NJ - Spring 2007
Location: Princeton High School,
Princeton, NJ Capacity: 600+ (freshman & Seniors) Sponsored by: Corner House, the Princeton Alcohol and Drug Alliance
through the Mercer County Office on Addiction Services and the Governor's
Council on Alcoholism and Drug Abuse.
Together, with the support of
facility at Princeton High School (Joyce Jones & Gwen Kimsal),
approximately forty senior class peer leaders collaborated with Road
Recovery and Crazy James to present a concert featuring Crazy James
whose teen and young adult members are all sober. Additionally, Road
Recovery & Crazy
James invited two performing artists (singer/songwriter Sarah Wilson
and the band Atlas Ataxia) from the senior class at Princeton High
School, to join the sober youth band onstage.
"Performing with
Crazy James was an amazing experience. I had so much fun and will
never forget it!" - Sarah Wilson, Artist/Singer,
Princeton High School senior
After the one hour concert event, the
masses of more than four-hundred freshman students moved into
classrooms for small group breakout sessions with each member of
Crazy James. Facilitated by Princeton High senior peer leaders,
the breakout sessions gave each band member the opportunity to
field questions and share their stories more in depth.
Location: New York, NY Capacity: 400 All Ages Sponsored by: Caron Treatment Centers
Road Recovery’s Crazy James guitarists
Tim Barr and Ryan
Aussem, accompanied by 2007 Grammy Nominated - Groove
Collective woodwinds master, Jay Rodriguez, performed a musical set on the
New York City’s Upper East Side at Caron Treatment Center’s
50th Anniversary Alumni Celebration before a packed house of alumni
spanning years of sobriety time…
Featuring: Comedian, Mike D. Poet, Robert Astor,
Crazy James, Jimmy Gnecco (Ours) Venue: The Living Room, New York, NY Capacity: 120 All Ages Sponsored by: Road Recovery
"By providing
a channel of self expression, Road Recovery helps fill the void…
Plus, if these kids don't play music they will probably rob you." - Mike D., Comedian
20th Anniversary
Gala Event for The Partnership for a Drug-Free America (PDFA) Road
Recovery Crazy James band Finale
Location: Waldorf-Astoria Main Ballroom – November 27, 2006 Mistress of Ceremonies: Diane Sawyer Capacity: 800 Sponsored by: The Partnership for a Drug-Free America (PDFA)
"The performance by Crazy James at our 20th Anniversary gala
was the perfect ending to an incredible evening. As Diane Sawyer
said, the members of the band represent in many ways 'the reason'
why the Partnership exists. In addition to being talented musicians,
the members of Crazy James and everyone associated with Road Recovery
provide a great deal of hope to other young people who are struggling
with issues related to drugs. Thank you Gene, Jack and the entire
Road Recovery family." – Stephen
Pasierb, President, The Partnership for a Drug-Free America
"I guess you could call them
'The Reason' [Crazy James band]. They are kids who found a way, a
path, out of drugs, alcohol, into recovery. As the song says "sometimes
the cracks in the heart are where the light shines through".
There's a non-profit organization they work with called Road Recovery
which works with professionals in the entertainment industry, and
they, in turn with the clinical staff from Caron Treatment Centers,
ensure that these kids get all the strength that they need for their
sober and really creative lives." - Diane Sawyer, Co-Anchor,
ABC News, Mistress of Ceremonies - 20th Anniversary Gala for The
Partnership for a Drug-Free America
Recovery
Month Celebration – Fall 2006
Location: Silver Hill Hospital,
New Canaan, Connecticut Capacity: 100 (all ages) Sponsored by: Silver Hill Hospital
"Meeting & Music" - Road Recovery with Crazy James
presented three unplugged performances coupled with personal testimonials
from the band members at the campus of Silver Hill Hospital in
New Canaan, Connecticut.
Tenafly High
School , Tenafly, NJ – Fall 2006
Location: Tenafly High School, Tenafly, NJ Capacity: 500+ (Freshman & Seniors) Sponsored by: Tenafly High School
After twenty-four years, Road Recovery Founder Gene Bowen returned
to his alma-mater at Tenafly High School to provide a message of
hope for more than five-hundred students and staff. The event was
presented via Gene ’s organization Road Recovery and the
youth rock group Crazy James which consists of teens involved in
Road Recovery’s NYC program.
Caron Classic – 1st
Annual Golf Tournament – Fall 2006
Trump National
Golf Club in Bedminster, New Jersey hosted Caron’s
fundraiser toward inpatient treatment scholarships. The brisk Fall
day did not affect the shotgun start of the 18 -hole groups of
foursomes.
An early evening reception and dinner
followed with guest speakers Christopher Kennedy Lawford (son
of Pat Kennedy & Peter Lawford) and a member of Crazy James who spoke
about how Caron Treatment Center’s scholarship funding truly saved
her life by providing access to extensive inpatient treatment for her
drug/alcohol addiction.
The results of Caron’s scholarship support was heard loud and
clear as Crazy James band members, all of whom are Caron alumni, closed
the fundraising event under the twinkling stars with their heartfelt
set of original music.
Phoenix House – IMPACT
Program, New York, NY – Fall 2006
Location: Phoenix House, New York, NY Capacity: 50 (teens & parents) Sponsored by: Phoenix House
Road Recovery together with Crazy James presented a one hour interactive
education-performance event for Phoenix House IMPACT Program parents
and teens on West 74th Street in Manhattan. Crazy James band members
shared their personal life experiences through discussion and music
to a packed house of outpatient teens and parents.
"What a
wonderful event for us here at Phoenix House to experience such
a talented and insightful group of young-adults who are not only
embracing their love of music and the arts through Road Recovery,
but also embracing their love of themselves thru sobriety." -
Tessa A. Vining, Director, Phoenix House, IMPACT Program
Crazy James @ Caron C.58 on the
roof - Fall 2006
Location: Caron NY Recovery Center, NYC Capacity: 50 All Ages Sponsored by: Caron NY Recovery Center
"I'm delighted that several
of our board members and supporters were able to be here tonight.
They had a chance to see firsthand the impact Road Recovery’s
program has on the kids who participate in it, their families and
those who hear their music and message. In addition to hearing
Crazy James perform their heartfelt, original songs about recovery,
you could appreciate how professional they have become in the short
time they have been working together, and with the music professionals
who mentor them. The whole evening made for a very inspiring experience,
and Caron is extremely proud to be associated with this outstanding
program." - Pat Pollok, Executive Director of the Caron New
York Recovery Center
Featuring: Sage, Crazy James, & Tiggers
(Michael Tighe) Venue: The Living Room, New York, NY Capacity: 120 All Ages Sponsored by: Road Recovery
"The room was dark, motored by a
current of strength and calmness…youth with wisdom surrounded
by adults with innocence. Road Recovery takes on the battle very
gracefully." – Michael
Tighe, Tiggers
Crazy James
Alive in Malvern, PA
Venue: The Malvern Center, Malvern, PA Capacity: 100 All Ages Sponsored by: Caron Treatment Centers & The Malvern Center
A late
night presentation of "sharing" by teens engaged
in Road Recovery’s “Keeping It Real” program
at Caron’s NY Recovery Center and performance by Crazy
James. The band shared about their past life on drugs and the
reasons that drive them to live a sober life. The audience was
then primed for a fully charged electric set by Crazy James at
the Malvern Center, located in the suburbs outside Philadelphia.
Millennium
Music Conference 2006
Featuring: Crazy James Venue: Levitt Pavilion Amphitheatre, Harrisburg, PA Capacity: 1000 All Ages
Children’s
Day 2006, South Street Seaport, NYC
Featuring: Teddy Geiger, Crazy James Venue: Main Stage Capacity: 5,000 All Ages
Crazy James performed
at Children's Day at South Street Seaport's main stage to over
5,000 parents and children. The 13th annual Children's Day is New
York City's biggest free family festival. Crazy James was asked
to create a frenzy by warming up the stage for SonyBMG recording
artist Teddy Geiger's (featured on 'Love Monkey' on CBS-TV & VH-1)
performance. Crazy James performed hits for the kids including "Twinkle,
Twinkle Little Star" and "Old
McDonald" plus the new-classic original "Sweet Epiphany".
An Evening
of Humor with Charles Grodin
Featuring: Charles Grodin, Dave Konig, & Crazy
James Venue: The loft of Tiffanie DeBartolo, NYC Capacity: 100 All Ages
Road Recovery’s first
fundraiser event was on Thursday, June 1, 2006. With plenty of tasty
desserts, strong coffee, Road Recovery supporters comfortably packed
the house, raising over $13,000.00 toward the non-profit’s "Keeping
It Real" program.
Road Recovery’s "Meeting,
Music, & Red Bull"
Featuring: Damon McMahon, Sage, Home, & Crazy
James Venue: The Living Room, New York, NY Capacity: 120 All Ages Sponsored by: Red Bull Energy Drink
A one hour recovery/sobriety
meeting kicked off the event which included two invited speakers
who shared their life experiences, then and now, and then gave
the audience members an opportunity to respond and express themselves.
The music portion of the program presented three short sets by
the New York area music groups Home, Road Recovery's
own Crazy James, and Damon
McMahon (Astralwerks).
Artist, poet, and heckler Sage kept everyone informed as the master
of ceremonies.
Crazy James
Rocking Rehab Weekend 2005 Annual Alumni Picnic and Sunday
Service
Location: Caron Foundation, Wernersville,
PA Capacity: 500 All Ages Sponsored by: The Caron
Foundation
"The band is amazing…I just
got to Caron (Foundation) a couple of weeks
ago and have been clean for 16 days…I
thought I used up all my party times…Wow…this
band is making f****** great music sober!!
I can’t believe it! This is awesome" – John,
16 years old
Caron Foundation
Annual New York Alumni Party 2005
Location: Central Presbyterian
Church, NY, NY Capacity: 350 All
Ages Sponsored by: The
Caron Foundation
Crazy James band members ‘Walked the Walk’ demonstrating
the endless possibilities anyone of any age can achieve through
enacting positive change in one’s own life! Crazy James
encapsulates both in their actions and in performance the unstoppable
power of "WE"!
Walter Yetnikoff’s
4th Annual Christmas Celebration 2004
Location: Eva’s Village
(soup kitchen, homeless shelter, & drug rehab),
Paterson, NJ Capacity: 500 All
Ages Sponsored by: Walter
Yetnikoff, Eva’s Village
"Today I've become my Jewish Grandmother, who lovingly
challenged me both in life and now in memory by asking... 'What
did you do today for others?' It’s about service, for me
to serve someone besides myself is a major miracle.
Road Recovery is making a difference in the lives of kids by
harnessing the power of the music industry to do something positive.
Come join us...get involved!" – Walter Yetnikoff
Healthy Halloween
Celebration 2004
Location: Central Park Band
Shell, Rumsey Playfield, NYC Capacity: 35,000
All Ages Sponsored by: the
New York City Department of Parks & Recreation,
HealthExpo, and Caron Foundation.
"We are very excited to have Road Recovery featured at
Healthy Halloween. Road Recovery is a leader in the message to
keep kids away from drugs!" – Cynthia Tsai,
Chief Executive HealthExpo
“Road Recovery helped make this year’s Healthy Halloween
event such a success! We are very fortunate to have Road Recovery
participate this year, there performance helped promote healthy
lifestyles to thousands of New York City Children!” – Rebecca
Smith, City of New York Parks & Recreation
Soberstock
2004 Festival
Location: Berks County, Pennsylvania Capacity: 10,000 All Ages Sponsored by: Easy Does It,
INC., Caron Foundation
"The kids of Road Recovery's appearance at Soberstock 2004
was a breath of fresh air for our event. It was uplifting to
watch the kids experiencing their music on a big stage with all
the professional trappings. Their many, ‘thank you gestures’ to
our staff showed an appreciation of making music that we rarely
see in the jaded music world. Road recovery is an exciting and
affirming experience." - Gary Melton, Production
Director Soberstock Easy Does It, Inc.
NYC 2000 -
Millennium Celebration
Location: Flushing Meadows,
Corona Park, NY - December 31, 2000 Capacity: 5000 All
Ages Sponsored by: The
Office Of The Mayor, Rudolph Giuliani, "First
Night Queens NY".
"On behalf of Mayor Rudy Giuliani, I am pleased to congratulate
Road Recovery on the success of First Night New York City 2001.
The Mayor's Office for the Millennium, NYC 2000, appreciates
all of your hard work and efforts. Thanks to your assistance
our venues were well attended and we received terrific press
coverage." – Marcia G. Lee, Executive Director,
Millennium
Summer In
The City Finale 1999
Location: South Jamaica Queens,
NY Capacity: 2500 Children Presented by: New
York Community Trust @ Roy Wilkens
Park
"Greenwich House has far reached our initial goals of impacting
people in our community through our collaborations in Road Recovery's
live music events including Summer in the City '99 Finale." – Mary
Ann Sessler, Director of Marketing Greenwich House
SafeNight
1998
Location: Manhattan, NY Capacity: 500 Children; 250 Parents Presented by: The Citizens Committee For NYC
@ The Park Ave. National Guard Armory
"With Road Recovery's help, the Citizens Committee for
New York City focused citywide attention on hundreds of neighborhood
volunteer projects - improving community safety, promoting cultural
and religious tolerance, easing the transition from welfare to
work, saving the environment and especially in delivering the
drug-, alcohol-, and violence-free message to our youth-throughout
New York's neighborhoods."– Michael Clark,
President Citizens Committee for New York City
NYC CLUBS
including CBGB's 313 Gallery, Arlene Grocery, Trust,
Crash Mansion/Blvd,
Sin-e, The Lion's Den, The Living Room
Location: Manhattan, NY Capacity: 250-500 Guests per
event
"The allies and supporters of Road Recovery have a clear
and poignant mission which we are honored to support." – Micheline,
Talent Buyer CBGB's 313 Gallery
"Road Recovery has directly impacted the NY East Village
music scene and beyond! Road Recovery dismisses the myth that
you have to be an alcoholic/drug addict to be cool and rock,
something young musicians need to be aware of." – Owen
Comaskey, Musician, Booking Manager and Promoter, Arlene Grocery
