With his passion for the arts, Terzian went into great detail in developing the creative concept of ‘Lady Delilah’, while John Sofio of Built Inc., brought the design to life.
The h.wood Group’s Co-Owner, Brian Toll adds, “I don’t think LA (or anywhere) has seen a place like this, with the mix of dinner, drinking and dancing all coming together in this format.” My vision for ‘Deliliah’ is to create an atmosphere that attributes to the timeless charm and grace that once existed during Hollywood’s golden era.” We really love creating more of these fun and upscale lounge atmospheres for our family and friends. ‘Lady Delilah’ is the next big step for our brand. The h.wood Group’s Co-Owner, John Terzian says, “We are proud to present our next venture into the restaurant industry after making a world wide mark with The NICE GUY. Guests will enjoy lounge style bottle service following dinner hours, while being entertained by live performers and surprise nightly acts. Specialty libations are crafted by the reputable master mixologist, Matt Seigel. The h.wood Group’s Food & Beverage Specialist, Adam Koral curates a mixture of classic and modern American cuisines that is influenced by the era’s popular array of soulful food, prepped by The NICE GUY’s Chef Rudy P. We are open for dinner reservations daily starting at 7pm. On June 17, 2023, the Black Opry Revue pulled up to Lulu's Downstairs in Manitou Springs, Colo., for a night of music featuring rising stars Tylar Bryant, Denitia and Larysa Jaye.The h.wood Group’s John Terzian, and Brian Toll are thrilled to announce their newest endeavor, ‘Lady Delilah,’ (7969 Santa Monica Blvd., West Hollywood, CA as a hybrid restaurant and lounge paying homage to the roaring 20’s art decor style filled with plush interior aesthetics. Today, the Black Opry Revue has emerged from this community as a touring show bringing Black country artists to venues around the country. The site initially started as a simple directory of Black country and Americana artists, but has since blossomed into a hub for a full-blown community of artists and fans. In an effort to highlight these emerging artists, country music fan Holly G founded two years ago. And yet, despite the limited number of Black country artists setting the charts on fire, a quiet but powerful movement of musicians have brought their talents and unique experiences to the country music landscape during the past few years. A cursory glance at the audience and artist demographics might lead you to believe there is no room for Black people in country music. Today, mainstream country music is a multi-billion dollar industry.
Whether one considers the African roots of instruments like the banjo and the fiddle, the folk songs of the deep south or the music of Black Appalachia, it becomes clear that Black folks have always had a deep and inextricable connection to country and Americana music.
They are members of the Black Opry, a touring musical revue dedicated to uplifting Black artists in country music. Musicians Denitia, Larysa Jaye and Tylar Bryant pose for a photo before their set at Lulu's Downstairs in Manitou Springs, Colo., on June 17, 2023.
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