Former Candlebox Guitarist Brian Quinn will host an exclusive theatrical premiere event for his new music video, “Until Fall,” on Saturday, May 30, at the iconic Studio 4 Recording in collaboration with Camp Rattler Media. Titled “Until Fall” — The Theatrical Video Premiere: An Evening of Music & Film with Brian Quinn and Camp Rattler Media, the one-night-only event will offer fans and creatives an immersive first look at Quinn’s cinematic new music video experience blending independent film, live music, storytelling, and behind-the-scenes discussion.

Hosted inside Studio 4 Recording – one of the region’s most legendary recording studios where artists including Bob Dylan, Lauryn Hill, Anthrax, Billy Joel, and The Police, have recorded — the evening celebrates the release of Quinn’s newest solo single and the official debut of the video directed and co-produced by James Callahan of Camp Rattler.

The track was recorded alongside award-winning Billboard-charting producer and engineer Ron DiSilvestro of RDS Music and Media at Studio 4 Recording, who also performed drums on the recording.

“This isn’t just a music video premiere — it’s a celebration of independent music, film, and creative collaboration,” Quinn said. “We wanted to create something immersive and personal that brings people into the story behind the song.”

Evening Schedule

4:00 – 5:00 PM — Welcome Cocktail Reception

Beer, wine, and light fare included. Hard liquor available upstairs at the Great American Pub.

5:00 – 5:15 PM — Introduction to Brian Quinn and James Callahan of Camp Rattler Media

5:15 PM — Official Screening of “Until Fall”

Guests will experience the video premiere before its public release.

5:30 – 6:15 PM — Q&A + Acoustic Performance

Quinn and Callahan will discuss the inspiration behind the song and film, answer audience questions, and perform a special acoustic rendition of “Until Fall.”

6:15 – 7:00 PM — Finale Reception & After Party Invitation

Guests can mingle with the artists, filmmakers, and supporters of independent music and film before continuing the evening at the Great American Pub.