On The Rebound Extravaganza Details

The Federal Bar in North Hollywood is where you need to be on Tuesday, September 25! It's the musical event of the year.

Norman is showcasing songs from his new long-player ON THE REBOUND with a full band, led by producer and musical director Adam Marsland. The CD will be available in advance of its official release at this show for $10. There will be a strictly limited pressing of the album (only 200 will be available); so don't miss your opportunity to see the show and get the disc.

Doors open at 9:15 PM
Show at 9:30 PM
You must be in the venue by 9:45 PM as the doors will close for our private show and after party.

One of L.A.'s most legendary DJs will be spinning our private after party! You are encouraged to wear your raddest 1980's threads! It's a party! But once again, you must be in by 9:45! No exceptions. We have rented out the second floor for the event and capacity is limited. Enter through the Federal's side entrance on Weddington.

There is no cover, however you need a ticket or password to attend. 21 and up to enter.

Tickets are available from Norman in person and the password is "REBOUND."

Please note: The album will officially go on sale October 2, 2012.

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