The Dylan Hartigan Project is a Jersey-based indie folk rock band started by singer songwriter Dylan Hartigan in his basement. Two things drive this band: turning jams into killer songs, and friendship (cue the flowers). Their sound is inspired by Nick Drake, The Allman Brothers Band, Grateful Dead, The Stones, Velvet Underground, Oasis, Ryan Adams, and a ton of other artists and bands.    DHP consists of Nick Romitelli on lead guitar, Dan Toppo on lead slide guitar, Victoria Limongelli on drums, Quinn Kennedy on bass, and Dylan Hartigan on lead vocals. All band members contribute to the sound, leading it to always change and evolve -- they think that's a pretty beautiful thing and they hope you do too.    In other news: Dylan was a finalist on Season 14 of NBC's The Voice with the infamous Kelly Clarkson and Blake Shelton as his coaches, adding to his repertoire of acting and performance gigs he's had since the age of three. 
DHP has been playing to full houses in the tri-state NYC area and can't wait to bring their sound to Boston.