Daryl Hall, appearing at the Warner Theatre this Friday, April 20, is best known for being part of the duo Hall & Oates, who performed such hits as “Maneater,” “Rich Girl,” and “I Can’t Go for That (No Can Do).” In 2011 Hall recorded Laughing Down Crying, his first solo album in 14 years. Hall, who has taken fans inside his home for the critically acclaimed, nationally televised web series Live from Daryl’s House, is now ready to take his show on the road. The award-winning program, which recently marked its 50th episode, is set for a seven-city U.S. tour, the Live from Daryl’s House Nu-Soul Revue Featuring Daryl Hall and the LFDH Band with special guests (and former show participants) neo-soul stars Sharon Jones plus Allen Stone.
If you want ticket to Daryl show, answer this:
What would the name of your imaginary mustachioed 80s adult contemporary soft rock soul group be?
Mine would be Daewoo & Datsun and we’d have luscious manes of hair and unbuttoned shirts and huge mustaches and 76% of the day would be spent cocking our heads back laughing at how great our life is.
everywhere & hair
The Luxury Men
I’d be in Melody and Ice — a girl/guy duo bring the sweet soft-rock jams. As the girl, I bring the melody, and the guy is cool as ice. And we have matching curly Kenny Powers style mullets. But Ice is obvi the cooler one since he has a sweet stache.
Fraggle Jock. Denim, lots of denim. Sleeveless jean jackets, with “This Means Business” written under the collar in pink puff paint. So when the collar is up, you know you’re about to be slapped with the smooth.
Vanilla Souls
Willis & Webster. Our first hit single would be “Whatca Talkin’ ‘Bout?”
We’d live in a large NYC penthouse apartment with our insanely rich white adoptive father, his drugged out yet mysteriously attractive biological daughter, and a sassy and snappy maid nicknamed “Muffin”.
Epic soft rock opera on rollerskates with matching leg warmers in a big factory space.
“Optimism Resurrected” really big jersey shore style hair and everything in our wardrobe is ripped.
Feels and Wells
Geraldo P.I. — mustaches, big hair, Hawaiian shirts & shades.
Geraldo P.I. — Mustaches, big hair, Hawaiian shirts & shades.
Neon Chains for Gold
a band called Rhonda
Moood – the extra “o” is for the ladies.