Brotherly Love Entertainment

Artist Management and Concert Promotion

Brotherly Love Entertainment offers personal management services to musicians. Whether you are a pop/rock singer-songwriter or a traditional folk musician, soft/simple acoustic or hard/funky electric, we assist remarkable musicians in the day-to-day essentials of career development. Brotherly Love Entertainment is two-fold, as we offer concert promotion services for touring artists, and special events.

Press Release 7/15/08

Christine Havrilla released "In My Chair" to a sold out World Cafe Live in Philadelphia, and was featured on Mind TV.
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Press Release 7/1/08

Playing the festival circuit, including a favorite stop at The Clearwater Festival, Pamela Means is featured in Curve Magazine in anticipation of her upcoming acoustic release slated for 2009.
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Press Release 6/14/08

After wrapping her successful CD Release tour for "Time Spent Lost," Katie Sawicki signed with music publishers HD Now, and is debuting at Falcon Ridge Folk Festival.
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Press Release 4/10/08

Liz Stahler's, "Not That Easy," picked up for its fourth run in CBS prime time television.

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	Featured Artists

Christine Havrilla

"The quintessential pop-rock goddess," proclaims The Philadelphia Songwriters' Project. While embracing her Philadelphia roots, Christine Havrilla wows national audiences with her refusal to be pigeonholed.

Pamela Means

Pamela Means is a Boston-based Out (spoken),
Biracial indie folk artist whose "kamikaze guitar style"and punchy provocative songs have worn a hole in her guitar. Armed with razor wit poetry and irresistible charm, Pamela Means' "stark, defiant songs" (New York Times Magazine) set the status quo and the stage afire.

Katie Sawicki

Handed down by the influences of Ray LaMontagne, Patty Griffin, Ryan Adams, Lucinda Williams and the most prolific of the underground independent singer songwriter scene, Sawicki is quickly making a sound of her own. "Her voice is like that of a rugged angel. She writes songs about loneliness, about being short-changed and about hipsters..." (Boise Weekly).
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Liz Stahler

After winning The John Lennon Songwriting Scholarship in 2005, Liz Stahler released her debut album, "Stitches In My Sleeve," in 2007. Performing Songwriter Magazine states, "Her dark, contemporary folk-pop sound is nicely complemented by twangy electric guitars, lush backing vocals and Stahler’s husky, road-wizened voice. Stitches is a strong first offering, and we can’t wait to hear what else Stahler has up her sleeve."