Hotel Art Thief

Hotel Art Thief is a New York City–based performer and maker who works between live performance and visual intervention. Their training moves through DIY scenes and community-based arts spaces, with an emphasis on process and documentation over polish.

Hotel is an individual artist whose work draws on the legacy of “Hotel California,” the 1976 Eagles track built around Don Felder’s music and lyrics by Glenn Frey and Don Henley. The song is known for Don Henley’s lead vocal and a closing, alternating guitar passage shared by Felder and Joe Walsh, a structure that continues to shape how it is interpreted onstage.

Thief is a New York–based performer whose work moves between club stages and theatrical settings. Their background draws on dance training and a DIY performance practice shaped by the city’s downtown scene, with appearances at New York venues where music, movement, and persona share the same frame.

Step into the vibrant world of Firestone, a dynamic force in the Rock/Pop scene who captures the essence of New York City's eclectic culture. Known for electrifying performances at the iconic Union Hall in Brooklyn, Firestone has shared the stage with a lineup of talented artists like Dylan Marron and Alison Leiby.

Jaboukie is an individual artist working in a rock/pop idiom, appearing in New York City settings such as Union Hall. In this venue context, the work is presented as a live set, alongside bills and formats that include shows like Hear Me Out: Hosted by Nick Smith and Pizzazz with Gary Gulman.

Tessa is an English rock/pop singer who began working professionally in the late 1970s and built a career largely as a backing vocalist for contemporary artists. Her work is shaped by the discipline of supporting other voices while keeping her own tone precise and grounded.