The Steele Red Carpet Party to benefit Corridor Rescue

April 25, 2014


 

 Houston has 1.2 million stray homeless, abused and abandoned dogs on our streets. The worst animal overpopulation crisis in the United States. All Houston animal rescue groups are overwhelmed.
 

On April 25^th, 2014 at 7 p.m. 3940 Inwood Drive, Hollywood is coming to a Houston luxury estate to take part in Steele Red Carpet Party to benefit Corridor Rescue.  See Frances Fisher and Landon Gimenez from ABC’s hit show Resurrection, Disney star Allie De Berry from A.N.T Farm, Elizabeth De Razzo from HBO’s Eastbound and Down, award winning director Norry Niven, Deneen Tyler from 12 Years A Slave, young Aiden on ABC’s Revenge, Grant Goodman from The Campaign, director Michelle Mower, country crooner Genevieve Allen, Eileen Grubba from Sons of Anarchy, Crystal Martinez from Under The Dome, Nashville singer Allen Duhon and a growing list of entertainers. Hollywood actor Wes Brown currently of Songbyrd has been involved in the event since its inception. SAG Award winner Breaking Bad Best Ensemble Cast actor Patrick Sane participated in last year’s event.

The 2014 Steele Red Carpet Party beneficiary is Corridor Rescue because they feed, medicate and save the stray animals on Houston streets. With 1.2 million stray dogs and cats roaming the streets of Houston, Corridor Rescue is helping the voiceless--homeless animals .One hundred percent of the ticket sales will be going to Corridor Rescue. The red carpet walk and party will be at a 3 acre luxury property with its own outdoor entertainment pavilion provided by our sponsor John Daugherty, Realtors. “We are happy to have these stars be part of our annual event,” said Karen Steele. Genevieve Withers and Jim Sousa of Pipe Wrap LLC, a petroleum services company are event underwriters. The Steele Red Carpet Party takes place with the help of many people, co-host Dustin Price, Allen Duhon, Wes Brown, Tena Lundquist Faust, Tama Lundquist,  Catherine Anspon, Ruben Dominguez, Dave Morales, Roseann Rogers, artist Gil Rocha, Kilometer 0’s Miri Wilkins, David Peganyee, Debra Stevenson Peganyee, James Phelan, Annette Amaya and Anna Kaplan.

For press information contact cell 713.366.2021 or karencreativeoutsouricng@msn.com .

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Hollywood Comes To Houston

Friday April 25^th

Red Carpet Event 6:30 to 8:30

Exclusive After Party & live music by Genevieve Allen

To Benefit Corridor Rescue

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Country Artist Genevieve Allen at Steele Red Carpet Party

On April 25^th, Nashville country artist will walk the red carpet at Steele Red Carpet Party on a luxury 14.5 million Houston estate provided by John Daugherty Realtors at 7 p.m. along with Frances Fisher, Landon Gimenez, Elizabeth De Razzo, Disney star Allie DeBerry, country singer Allen Duhon, Wes Brown and other stars.   Genevieve will also be perform a few songs from her CD Whiskey Kisses, during Allen Duhon’s concert at the property’s outdoor pavilion which seats 250 people.  

 Currently on tour promoting her new album Whiskey Kisses., Genevieve Allen was recently signed by BMI Records as a songwriter. Currently, she is working on several projects with several established country artists and songwriters. Genevieve started her music career at the age of six with classical piano and has performed both classical piano and vocal operettas. This was before she started playing the guitar and singing traditional country.

Genevieve was born in a small town outside Houston, Texas before moving to Nashville. Being from Texas, she always wanted to be in contests. “I grew up competing with piano and rodeo. I still train and break my own horses. I did try out for Miss Tennessee and was the Miss Dogwood Festival 2012,”she stated.  She describes her first big break, “I was in Nashville and got this harebrained idea to knock on doors on Broadway in Nashville. Tootsies, one of the most iconic Nashville nightclubs for a country performer, were actually the last bar I walked in to audition. I didn't even have guitar with me.  The bartender was the only one in Tootsies, and I was told they weren’t auditioning. Something changed his mind and called Tootsie’s owner. I spoke with the club owner and he told me to get the guy onstage to let me use his guitar and to play something. I guess they liked it, because they told me to come back the next afternoon for my first acoustic gig in the backroom of Tootsies! Since then, I have been writing and performing. My band in Texas will do shows in the South and I plan to be splitting my time between my two homes—Tennessee and Texas,” said Genevieve Allen. For interviews with Genevieve, contact Karen Steele,   steelepr@msn.com  or via cell@ 713.366.2021.

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