DAVID HULL is a multi-instrumentalist, bassist, composer and recording artist who commenced his extraordinary and versatile career on stage and in the studio as anchor of the Buddy Miles Band when he was still in his teens, touring the world and playing on a series of historic recordings, including the Gold classic, “Them Changes”. On October 1, 1970, Hull performed at an imu show after the funeral of Jimi Hendrix. Hull joined Buddy Miles, Johnny Winter, Charlie Karp, Billy Cox, Mitch Mitchell and Noel Redding in a memorable live performance. He is a co-founder of the original Connecticut rock ensemble The Dirty Angels. In 1979 David joined forces with Aerosmith powerhouse Joe Perry, recording a series of groundbreaking albums as the original Joe Perry Project, and touring internationally. He then went on to perform worldwide as the co-founder of the famed Boston band, Farrenheit, gaining national attention as a favorite of the MTV television explosion. Subsequently he stepped in as musical director and bassist for The James Montgomery Blues Band. In 2006, David Hull secured his status as a rock legend after being chosen by the band Aerosmith as their bass player for three world tours, filling in for Tom Hamilton.

David now revisits his roots in a new edition of David Hull and The Dirty Angels along with guitarist Pete Cassani and drummer Steve Hart, electrifying Boston musicians who hail from the Indie, Pop, Punk Phenom group, The Peasants.

The Fallout Shelter is an all ages performance venue welcoming worldwide, world class music in an intimate setting. Our studio audience attends to watch the creation and production of the music television series The Extended Play Sessions. The Fallout Shelter events are immersive experiences for both audience and performers alike...a live music experience like no other. We are fully ADA compliant and have wheelchair access. We have a wide selection of beer and wine for your adult beverage pleasures and each show comes with a free commemorative event poster. Our doors open at 6PM. Seating is General Admission. We recommend you arrive at the time the doors open.