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Producing a concert at Feinstein's/54 Below was a dream of mine, and being able to produce work by up and coming composers featuring rising stars is truly a dream come true. 

THE SONGS OF MATTHEW MCCOLLUM: SONGS FOR THE DEAD - October 23, 2017

Composer/lyricist and performer Matthew McCollum makes his Feinstein’s/54 Below debut with an evening of ghost stories, both whispered and screamed. An evening in three parts (Songs For The Dead, Songs From The Dead, and The Little Deaths), you’ll travel from the forgotten backwoods of Appalachia, to the glamour of 1940s Hollywood, to a Route 66 jamboree, to that undiscovered country itself, from whose bourn you’ll get to return. Matthew won’t promise a happy ending, but he guarantees an unparalleled group of performers, a total absence of jump scares, and a new collection of soulful, haunting melodies.

son of schmolin: more songs from eli bolin: August 2, 2017

As part of its New Writers at 54! summer series, Feinstein's/54 Below, Broadway's Supper Club, will present SON OF SCHMOLIN: MORE SONGS FROM Eli Bolin tomorrow, Wednesday, August 2, at 9:30pm. Eli Bolin's songs are equal parts heart-on-their-sleeve and goofy as hell, often at the same time. On August 2nd, two years after Bolin Schmolin first graced the stage, Eli and his friends return for another romp through his songbook, which will include future standards and old-school favorites.

THE LAST SONG OF EDDIE SCOURGE - NOVEMBER 30, 2016

Eddie Scourge is a real bastard. He hasn’t had a hit since his best friend and songwriting partner Jeff Morley O.D.ed 15 years ago. Notorious for his bad attitude and the horrible way he treats everyone around him, Eddie only emerges from his self-imposed exile once a year to put on a corporate-sponsored televised Christmas special. This year, he’s faced with an ultimatum: update his dusty show with a new hit song, or be cancelled. In this new musical by Eli Bolin (Found) and Mike Pettry (The Pirate Princess), a late night of songwriting brings out all the ghosts of Eddie’s rock ‘n’ roll past, present, and future.