Author: Joey Ciaramitaro

The album was released on Brandon’s fourteenth birthday and is aptly titled, “4TEEN.” The album consists of three original songs co-written by Brandon and a reworked cover of Bon Jovi’s “You Give Love a Bad Name,” as well as a few remixes for good measure. Musical guest performances from local legends abound on 4TEEN including Sam Pallazolla, from Kicked Off The Bus; Renée Dupuis, from SAFETY, What Time is it Mr. Fox, and Renée & Joe; and Trevor Blank and Christian Palmisano, from Violent Brides.

4TEEN was recorded and mixed by Warren Babson at Bang-A-Song Studios in downtown Gloucester, and was self-produced by The Wannabe Teenagers.

Producer Steven Azami said in his review of the lead single, Ocean Song, “Brandon Blatchford & The Wannabe Teenagers deliver youthful, high-spirited pop/rock on their release . . . this is a tremendous track . . . stellar work on this one by everyone involved!”

Brandon continues to play locally with Kicked Off The Bus and can be seen next at Magtober Fest on October 13.

4TEEN is available on all streaming services including Spotify, Apple Music, and Youtube.

Thank you, 

John Churchwell

Director of Music

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$10 Smashburger with french fries now available every night at MACHACA! 9pm – 11pm 

two 4 oz beef patties, american cheese, caramelized pickled red onions, served with french fries

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Gloucester, MA

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September 16, 2024 ~ Hammond Castle Museum ~ 

Internationally acclaimed pianist Peter Krasinski returns to Hammond Castle Museum for a command performance to breathe new life into the 1922 silent film Nosferatu: A Symphony of Horror, often called ‘the film that would change cinema history forever.’

Set in the medieval grandeur of our Great Hall, designed with near-perfect acoustics, this screening offers a unique blend of film and live music. As Count Orlok stalks across the screen, Krasinski’s masterful accompaniment on Hammond’s original 1920s Chickering & Sons grand piano will immerse you in an unforgettable symphony of sight and sound, creating a truly haunting experience this October.

Monday, October 14
The performance begins at 7:30 pm.
Admission: $40  
Hammond Castle Museum Member discounts apply!

Tickets are selling fast and the event is expected to sell out, reserve your seats now so you don’t miss out!

Reserve your seats here!

All proceeds from this program will support the restoration and preservation of the Museum.

Learn about the two NEW exhibits that opened this month and some more of our upcoming events here!

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