The Jerry Lee Journey: My Million Dollar Quartet Experience I want to take you on a little journey through one of the most transformative times of my life – my time as Jerry Lee Lewis in Million Dollar Quartet. The Unexpected Turn Back in the day, I was all set for my Broadway debut with a show called One Red … Read More
Kiss The Bride Soundtrack – Logo’s #1 Video of 2007
Featuring the song Hardly A Hero from my first album release One of the Ones and also featuring U Found Me and We're Okay from my second album The Gospel According To Levi, this movie introduced my music to a lot of new people. Kiss the Bride is a 2007 American romantic comedy film directed by C. Jay Cox and starring Tori Spelling, Philipp Karner and James O'Shea. Ty Lieberman's ... Read More
Rough Around The Edges: Live at Genghis Cohen
I had been living in Los Angeles for only a few months. Somehow I found a circle of Southern transplants - all rejects from other entertainment areas like Nashville and Atlanta. A reckless crew vowing to rise together or go down together. One evening, we were all walking down Melrose Avenue and saw an advertisement outside of the Zephyr theater. ... Read More
My First Acting Job – The Broadway National Tour Of Rent – How To Rescript The Past
Have you ever heard someone refer to the word “re-scripting?” The concept itself isn’t new to me. I’ve heard spiritual science experts talk about rescripting the past and how it shifts our future. How I discovered acting is a fun story. But this particular job initially created within me a decade-long belief that I did not belong in musical theater. ... Read More
Dan Kimpel Interview: Music Connection Magazine – June 20th 2008
Dan Kimpel was a music business entrepreneur in Los Angeles who contributed to the end-all be-all music magazine for indie artists at the time. Dan turned out to be a long time supporter of my endeavors and was the one to facilitate this pre-release exposure. I remember feeling that maybe I had gotten too personal with what was a rather ... Read More
The Live Stream Before There Was Live Streaming
There was this really cool joint in the valley of Los Angeles, CA. At this time, we were still MySpace artists. Facebook Live wasn’t a thing. YouTube Live streaming - not a thing. People weren’t streaming. But this joint had an idea no other club had. Why not have a venue where artist can do a real show with a ... Read More
Borders Books & Music – Summer Music Series Performance
Summer Music Series On June 21st, 2008, Borders Books & Music became the first mainstream brick and mortar store to carry my music! Arranged by Westfield Century City Mall in Los Angeles, I was a featured performer at the Westfield Summer Music Series. I opened with A Change Is Gonna Come followed by So Much Justice, Left Over, I Can’t ... Read More
A Night of Recognition: The 2009 OutMusic Awards
A Night of Recognition: The 2009 OutMusic Awards and 'Stained Glass Window' I want to take a moment to share an experience that was not only pivotal for me but also deeply personal—the 2009 OutMusic Awards. That night was a blend of performance, emotion, and validation, all wrapped up in the song "Stained Glass Window." The OutMusic Awards are special ... Read More
Where I Belong: A Documentary
Originally posted for patrons at Patreon on May 13, 2020 at 3:00pm Where I Belong: A Documentary At a time in our country when the fight for marriage equality was just gaining powerful momentum, I take you into the crowds of New York City to join our LGBTQ brothers and sisters to let our voices be heard. This documentary centers ... Read More
Mary Henebry Photo Shoot – March 2009
Okay, I’m guessing on that month. It could have been as late as summer of 2009, but one of my Chicago producers of Million Dollar Quartet told me of a photographer there that could take some solid promotional photos for my new release Where I Belong. This was the first time I had ever had body makeup applied to me. ... Read More