David Kulund and Friends, with FARMacy food truck

David Kulund and Friends — FULL BAND — bring their high energy rocking sounds to the tropical conservatory, Friday, December 6th, 6-9pm. Featuring David Kulund, Matty Metcalfe, Paul Rosner, and Turtle Zwadlo

Bio:
David Kulund is a singer-songwriter living in Charlottesville, Virginia. David sang and played guitar in popular bands in New York City and Boston. His rock band, the Soft Explosions, was hyped as “the best band in New York, bar none, based on their live shows” (Allmusic) and were New York winners of Little Steven’s Underground Garage Battle of the Bands. Their EP, Ride Between the Eyes, was released on Canarsie Records, while his Boston band, Honeyglazed, released the Trouble with Girls on Curve of the Earth Records.

He played major music festivals like SXSW and New York City’s All Points West. David’s bands performed at premier venues like NYC’s Hammerstein Ballroom and Webster Hall, sharing bills with artists like Weezer and the Brian Jonestown Massacre. He has played at the Kennedy Center.

David also writes and performs children’s music. He was a member of the award-winning Dream Jam Band in New York.

In 2015, David returned to his hometown of Charlottesville to play both adult and children’s music. For adults, he performs solo shows and also teams with multi-instrumentalist Matty Metcalfe, bassist Turtle Zwadlo, and drummer Paul Rosner to play a rocking blend of harmonized originals and covers by the Stones, Byrds, Springsteen, and many other crowd favorites. Their shows are fun, danceable, and energy-packed!

More at — http://davidkulund.com/

FARMacy LLC will be onsite to help with dinner plans, offering a menu of their super fresh and flavorful Mexican Fusion dishes.

Glass House Winery wines and chocolates, as well as an assortment of packaged gourmet foods, can be found inside the Tasting Room. Picnics are welcome, barring any outside alcohol.

Glass House Winery is a family friendly establishment which is open from 12 noon until 9pm on Fridays. Well behaved, leashed pooches are also welcome.