The Dialogue" a conversation between an artist and its audience: Featuring Philadelphia's own Darius and Julian Coleman Join us January 30th for a night to remember, first time together on one stage. The Coleman's have put together a list of covers and originals that will tap into all emotions. You will laugh, cry and smile as their vocal talents paralyze your ears to want to hear more. Darius Coleman Philadelphia native Darius Coleman is a phenomenally talented and gifted young man, excelling not only in music, but equally in dance. He is an alumnus of the Creative and Performing Arts High School of Philadelphia, PA. It is there his natural abilities were nurtured and cultivated, and was the perfect environment for such an artistic and passionate young man. He comes from a family rich in musical heritage and his love for music and singing is intrinsic in his design. Once you've heard him you could not easily disagree, he was born to sing! Darius has graced major stages both locally and abroad including the African American Heritage Festival, Settlement School of Music Charity Benefit Concert and the 2012 Philadelphia Comeback. He has also made numerous appearances in the ABC Network Thanksgiving Day and Cherry Blossom Parades. Everywhere he goes he is able to uplift, encourage, and mesmerize all who are present. His sound is rich and warm. His voice resonates with fire and passion and is sure to inspire as he blazes a trail of his own. So get ready for a revolution. The likes of which have not been seen before. If you've been waiting for radical change, your wait is over. Darius has the goods and is willing and able to deliver. Julian T. Coleman Surpassing all hurdles of a dream deferred, singer/songwriter, arranger and dreamer, at the age of 19, Julian has truly made a mark in his hometown of Philadelphia. A Capa alumni and student at the University of the Arts, music is the only thing that makes this world worth living. Since 2004, Julian has shared his gift with the 6ABC's Thanksgiving Day Parade, President Barack Obama, Charlie Mack's Celebrity Weekend, Wawa Welcome America Stages, 107.9's Daddy/Daughter Dance, and the Kimmel Center's Verizon and Perelman Halls. Also a dancer, pianist, and actor, his creativity and artistry have been challenged, yet nurturing such an intellectual individual. For the last 5 years, Julian has struggled with finding the right fit and chance for his voice to truly be heard in the music industry, and now, on his birthday, what better moment than this to take the mic and do what he does best. Artist Website | Artist Videos Wednesday, January 30, 2013 Show 8pm | Upstairs Live Tickets: $12 + processing fees Click here to check out more Soul concerts.