User:Stefanaronsen/Rudy Colombini
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Rudy Colombini is a native San Franciscan with a deep love of music and the city that inspired him. Rudy's dedication and commitment to creating a place where all people can learn and perform music and art combined with his dream to honor the rich musical history of San Francisco has lead him to create this unique network of services.
Rudy Colombini does not want to just open a nightclub. He wants to build an entire scene. He wades through piles of lumber and climbs over broken plaster on the ground as he describes his vision for an Italianate restaurant, bar and nightclub, flanked by music school classrooms and rehearsal cubicles.[1]
Rudy Colombini, a real estate entrepreneur and the Mick Jagger of The Unauthorized Rolling Stones tribute band, has been working for years to build Music City, an affordable hub of services for local and traveling artists and musicians.[2]
San Francisco’s Music City Hotel creates a unique service by providing a music rehearsal facility for musicians, performers and enthusiasts along with a quality and affordable hotel. This new concept combines quality lodging with a separate music rehearsal facility, located downstairs, where all sorts of music enthusiasts come together to create a city within a city.[3]
References[edit]
- ^ a b "Like a Rolling Stone -- who's big into real estate. How a tribute-band rocker has plans for a musical hub". SFGate. Retrieved 2015-11-25.
- ^ a b "Music City To Expand With New Cafe And Bar, Resources For Local Musicians | Hoodline". hoodline.com. Retrieved 2015-11-25.
- ^ a b "San Francisco's Music City Hotel is Announcing They Have Created a City Within a City". PRWeb. Retrieved 2015-11-25.