Mike Einziger, lead guitarist for Incubus, wants you to come see him play. And you can win a chance right here.
Yes, that’s right, just follow @whatgives on Twitter between now and Thursday November 19th at Noon Pacific and you’ll be automatically entered to win two free tickets to the premier performance of Mike Einziger’s latest composition, as well as admission to the green room afterwards to meet Mike and mingle with the other performers!
“Forced Curvature of Reflective Surfaces” will be performed Saturday, November 21st at Disney Hall in Los Angeles as part of the LA Philharmonic’s West Coast: Left Coast Festival. Mike will be joined on stage by the renowned Kronos Quartet, Terry Riley, and Matmos. It will be a night of music that will not soon be forgotten, and WhatGives!? doesn’t want you to miss it, so FOLLOW US RIGHT NOW!
Mike Einziger is, to say the least, a very talented musician. A brilliant guitarist and member of the Grammy-nominated, multi-platinum alternative rock band, Incubus, Mike is also a composer whose first orchestral piece, “End.>vacuum” debuted in 2008. “Forced Curvature of Reflective Surfaces” features 12 electric guitars, 12 strings (violin, viola, cello) and was inspired by the physical appearance of Disney Hall and Mike’s studies in the philosophy of quantum mechanics. Are you telling us you would miss THAT? Are you crazy!?
If you can’t stand the suspense of waiting to see if you’ve won, you can BID tonight for two tickets to the performance and a meet & greet with Mike after the show. All proceeds will go to the Incubus Make Yourself Foundation.
