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March 23, 2011 _ 6:30PM 82 Mercer Street, New York, NY 10012
Event Details 82 Mercer Street New York, NY Wed, March 23, 2011 6:30PM - 10:00PM Business Attire, 21+
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Featured Performances
PaperDoll Steaming up the dance-rock scene from Shanghai to New York, PaperDoll's high-octane shows are gathering fans from all over the globe. PaperDoll returns from China in 2011 where they brought crowds to their feet during their multi-city tour. Actual TV headlines on the evening news about PaperDoll included "US Rock Band Overwhelms Expo Visitors". Their infectious high-energy sound can be heard in NIKE, Dayquil, Good Day New York, The Today Show, MTV, Blender, Maxim, Gotham, and a slew of films including critically acclaimed The People I've Slept With. Teresa Lee (vocals/keyboard),Patrick Moloney (guitar), Steve Paelet (bass), Chip Thomas (drums).
The Hsu-nami became known as the first "Progressive Erhu Rock" band in the world.
Their music is marked by virtuosic erhu melodies and shredding licks, in place of vocals, as intertwined by heavy guitar riffs, tasteful guitar solos, funky rhythms, and metal-driven rock drumming. Part of the new-fusion rock movement, the Hsu-nami redefines the 1960s and 1970s fusion rock sound.
Cate Song
is a NYC-based singer/songwriter making introspective piano-based pop music with a touch of soul. Cate connects with listeners who are keen to introspective, emotive and lyrical music. She continues to win over audiences with captivating live performances and you can catch her show in various music venues throughout New York City.
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Additionally, thank you to the following vendors for their participation:
Amazing 66
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About
Asian Americans for Hope is a division of the American Cancer Society Eastern Asian Division. We are a group of young professionals from all industries fighting for the same cause. More than 50% of the Asian population is foreign-born, and 32% have household incomes of less than $25,000. While 80% have been in the U.S. for more than five years, a large proportion of New York City's Asian population have limited or very limited English proficiency and lack health insurance coverage. In a world where information is so readily available on the internet, there is a need to get that information to those who might not have that. Our mission at Asian Americans for Hope is to unite everyone to help raise awareness and support to bring cancer care services to a community that is unaware of the resources available. Passport to Asia is our way of celebrating life with traditional and fusion eateries. There'll be something for everyone. Challenge your taste buds, satisfy your sweet tooth or try healthy zen options. Join us as we celebrate Asian tradition and culture, and creating a world with less cancer and more birthdays. Your support and contribution is crucial to the American Cancer Society's mission of diminishing the suffering from cancer and raising the awareness in prevention through its comprehensive programs. And together, we can and we will find a cure. Learn more about our mission for Asian Americans for Hope
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PaperDoll recently brought crowds to their feet at acclaimed Moa's Livehouse, Yuyintang, and "overwhelmed audiences" at the World Expo. The quartet's high octane live shows - featuring Teresa Lee's uninhibited front woman style - soon attracted a loyal following in New York dance rock scene. Often described as Gwen Stefani meets Green Day, PaperDoll's unique blend of rock pop are gathering them friends from all over the globe. PaperDoll recently brought crowds to their feet at acclaimed Moa's Livehouse, Yuyintang, and "overwhelmed audiences" at the World Expo. The quartet's high octane live shows - featuring Teresa Lee's uninhibited front woman style - soon attracted a loyal following in New York dance rock scene. Often described as Gwen Stefani meets Green Day, PaperDoll's unique blend of rock pop are gathering them friends from all over the globe.
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Proceeds to benefit the American Cancer Society Eastern Division Asian Initiatives.
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Claire Jiyoung Song
(718) 886 - 8890 x17
claire.song_cancer.org
