Warning Lights on the Dashboard

Your once lush, curly hair fell out. Aladdin's lamp is sad.

You're gonna skid. No gas.

Unexplained exclamation points.

What kind of trouble am I in here; catastrophic?

Could be.

There's only one way to find out:

Drive on.

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Warning Lights on the Dashboard

— A solo electric show —

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Rob Shapiro, songwriter (Populuxe), actor, playwright, sometime essayist and comic, voice actor and audiobook narrator, started his career in Minneapolis at Children’s Theatre in 1984, Kirby Puckett’s rookie year. His work, often likened to an American Ray Davies for its details, and Populuxe's sound akin to "Steely Dan writing for the Replacements, or the Gershwin Brothers writing for the New York Dolls," has been featured in Oscar-winning films (did his barely audible song in that scene tip the scales? Yes. Yes it did) and video games, he’s voiced hundreds of audiobooks, receiving multiple Earphones & Audie Awards, and cartoons (he finally impressed his grandmother-in-law when the bank teller asked if he was THAT Rob Shapiro in front of her). In the early '90s NYC, he worked with world renowned drummer/teacher/theorist Pete Zeldman in the seminal artrock band 2.5D, the only band Zeldman ever wrote for. Despite relocating to NYC in the ‘90s and LA since 2000, he remains, to his childrens' bafflement, a die hard Twins fan. Pity him.

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