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An "unorthodox" night of Jewish Music and Comedy!
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Good For The Jews is the duo of David Fagin and Rob Tannenbaum, known for their irreverent mix of music and comedy. “Their musical interpretations of Jewish life have been called hilarious from coast to coast,” says Philadelphia Weekly. “This is not your father's Judaism,” writes Baltimore Jewish Times. And Chicago Jewish News says, “They appeal to the same young-adult audience that eats up Jon Stewart and Sarah Silverman.” |
The rock duo What I Like About Jew was a Knitting Factory favorite, with soldout December holiday shows for the past six years. Their national tours drew rave reviews and a feature on NPR: "HILARIOUS" said Baltimore CityGuide. "HILARIOUS" said the Jewish Telegraph. "HILARIOUS" said the SF Bay Guardian. "HILARIOUS" said the Village Voice. "HILARIOUS" said Jewlicious.com. You get the idea.
Now, What I Like About Jew creator Rob Tannenbaum introduces his new group, Good For the Jews. Tannenbaum, a frequent VH1 commentator and creator of that network's So Jewtastica TV special, has teamed up with singer and guitarist David Fagin, leader of the extraordinary power-pop band The Rosenbergs. David has appeared everywhere from Howard Stern to Carson Daly to Dennis Miller, and has opened for the Strokes, No Doubt and Duran Duran.
A night of music and comedy with special guest performers, Good For the Jews celebrates Jewish traditions and history with unorthodox, irreverent and-of course-HILARIOUS songs about bar mitzvahs, Hannukah and Mel Gibson's stupidity.