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PHILADELPHIA—For years, party givers and planners have waged the age-old debate—DJ vs. band. And until now there has been no appropriate compromise—but this is about to change!

Philadelphia entertainment company EBE is launching Efusion, a new hybrid division to satisfy clients who cannot make the decision between a DJ and a band for their events—and would prefer not to choose at all!

EBE EVENTS & ENTERTAINMENT’S NEW DIVISION PLANS PARTIES THAT ARE SERIOUS BUSINESS

PHILADELPHIA – Today’s corporate parties are becoming more like live productions, complete with video feeds, dramatic lighting, music and other special effects that come together to make a lasting impression on the clients, employees and donors who attend. And with any live production, it helps to have an experienced stage manager behind the scenes who knows how to orchestrate memorable moments.

‘Band School’ Teaches Musicians How to Keep a Party Flowing

PHILADELPHIA – Between choosing the proper location, food and entertainment for a wedding reception or party, considering how the event will unfold often gets lost in the mix.

But without someone to direct the flow of a party, big moments – like a mother’s dance with the groom – sometimes never happen. Even little things, like planning for dancing in between courses so that the guests don’t get too full, too fast, can become big problems when it means guests are too stuffed to want to get up and dance.

For Memorable Parties that Suit All Ages, EBE Stays Up to Date on Latest Entertainment Trends

PHILADELPHIA – Throwing a party that appeals to both kids and adults can be a tricky endeavor. Keeping the kids occupied while also entertaining adults is not always easy at family functions like bar or bat mitzvahs and birthday parties.

But what families may not know is just how limitless the possibilities are nowadays. With technology like plasma TV screens and live video feeds, intricate staging and lighting or the creative use of both live music and recorded music, today’s family get-togethers can have all the style and elegance of a gala event while still allowing the kids to have their fun.

EDDIE BRUCE CELEBRATES JOY, PAIN OF LOVE IN VALENTINE’S DAY PERFORMANCES AT MAGGIANO’S OF LITTLE ITALY

Don’t look for love in all the wrong places this Valentine’s Day. It will be in the air when singer Eddie Bruce takes the stage at Maggiano’s of Little Italy for three Valentine’s Day performances the weekend of Feb. 14-15. 

by Morris Bracy IV and Alexa James

You're having problems getting that party started quickly, right? The disco ball's spinning and booze is flowing, but the guests are neither shaking their thangs nor getting the grooves on - this, even though they've been informed the roof is on fire. What to do?

by Adam Stone

HUNTINGDON VALLEY -- Here's how it works. A musician forms a band, then the band scrambles for bookings on the wedding circuit, hiring itself out through advertising and word of mouth.

Eddie Bruce wants to take it to a whole new level. Instead of booking just a single band, he recruits and trains musicians, forms them into combos and then books them out for weddings, parties, and corporate events. He and his partners have assembled a stable of more than 100 musicians since forming EBE -- Eddie Bruce Entertainment in 2000. They book 20 to 50 events on an average weekend.

By Daniel Sean Kaye

Take one powerhouse Elkins Park entertainer, add two talented up-and-coming musicians with solid business expertise, and then book them for a couple of hundred weddings, parties, bar mitzvahs and more a year. What have you got? Eddie Bruce Entertainment, an enormous entertainment entity that is taking the region by storm.