ADERO NEELY: BIO & PROFILE
Adero means “Gives Life”. Referred to as “boy wonder” by Chicago’s media, -year old Adero Neely is Chicago’s Most Talented Kid. He won this title at the Chicago Music Awards where he received over , votes. During the summer of , Adero played the character of “Little Tony”, the son of movie star Malik Yoba, in the summer controversial hit stage play “Work It Out”, which premiered at Chicago’s Arie Crown Theatre. For three months (August through October ), Adero played “Travis Younger” in the hit Broadway Musical adaptation of “Raisin” at the University of Chicago’s Court Theatre. In November , Adero completed a national Sear’s commercial; and is the poster child for the Big Brother’s Program in the Midwest. Adero won his first national singing competition at age nine, defeating over adult singers and becoming Kalahari Resorts (Wis.) first Idol of . Adero is featured in the March Issue of GUMBO Teen Magazine, the September issue of the Chicago Defender (referred to as “the kid with the platinum voice”), the October issue of the Chicago Sun Times, the summer issue of the Hyde Park Harold and the December Issue of WORD UP Teen Magazine. Adero's music video 'Save Some World for Me' was selected by Swept Away TV, a nationally distributed teen music/pop culture TV show seen in markets including NYC, Philadelphia, Miami, Atlanta and Phoenix and is estimated to be available in million households. UNSIGNED Music Magazine and KCSG television also accepted Adero’s music video for their music television show that broadcast to over , homes via cable and , via the Dish Network. Adero's new music video will air on Germany’s TV- , Australia’s TV- , Channel Time Warner Cable TV in Manhattan NY and Cablevision in Long Island NY. Additionally, National Independent Music Video Show selected Adero’s music video as one of the best Indie Music Videos to round out their first season of IM, a nationally syndicated TV show sponsored by Sam Ash Music & CD Baby. With respect to radio, Strictly Vegas Internet Radio and Indie . FM, iRadio LA placed Adero’s song, “Save Some World for Me' in rotation and many college stations are following suit.. Adero was the opening act for a sale out crowd of , at the 'New Jack Tour' at the Arie Crown Theater in Chicago featuring R&B singers Aaron Hall and Guy, Teddy Riley and Black Street, Tony Toni Tone and After . Adero also opened for the Whispers in Orlando, Fla. and KoKo Taylor at the Trump Majestic Star Casino in Buffington Harbor Indiana. Adero’s new single “Let’s Go” featuring MC Breed by Simeo Enterprises is currently receiving airplay on Chicago’s Power Radio – . FM. Album Coming This Summer . Look for Adero in May Issue of Hip Hop Teen Magazine (New Orleans). Adero will appear in new film titled Hollywood Jerome.
ADERO NEELY: BIO & PROFILE
Adero means “Gives Life”. Referred to as “boy wonder” by Chicago’s media, -year old Adero Neely is Chicago’s Most Talented Kid. He won this title at the Chicago Music Awards where he received over , votes. During the summer of , Adero played the character of “Little Tony”, the son of movie star Malik Yoba, in the summer controversial hit stage play “Work It Out”, which premiered at Chicago’s Arie Crown Theatre. For three months (August through October ), Adero played “Travis Younger” in the hit Broadway Musical adaptation of “Raisin” at the University of Chicago’s Court Theatre. In November , Adero completed a national Sear’s commercial; and is the poster child for the Big Brother’s Program in the Midwest. Adero won his first national singing competition at age nine, defeating over adult singers and becoming Kalahari Resorts (Wis.) first Idol of . Adero is featured in the March Issue of GUMBO Teen Magazine, the September issue of the Chicago Defender (referred to as “the kid with the platinum voice”), the October issue of the Chicago Sun Times, the summer issue of the Hyde Park Harold and the December Issue of WORD UP Teen Magazine. Adero's music video 'Save Some World for Me' was selected by Swept Away TV, a nationally distributed teen music/pop culture TV show seen in markets including NYC, Philadelphia, Miami, Atlanta and Phoenix and is estimated to be available in million households. UNSIGNED Music Magazine and KCSG television also accepted Adero’s music video for their music television show that broadcast to over , homes via cable and , via the Dish Network. Adero's new music video will air on Germany’s TV- , Australia’s TV- , Channel Time Warner Cable TV in Manhattan NY and Cablevision in Long Island NY. Additionally, National Independent Music Video Show selected Adero’s music video as one of the best Indie Music Videos to round out their first season of IM, a nationally syndicated TV show sponsored by Sam Ash Music & CD Baby. With respect to radio, Strictly Vegas Internet Radio and Indie . FM, iRadio LA placed Adero’s song, “Save Some World for Me' in rotation and many college stations are following suit.. Adero was the opening act for a sale out crowd of , at the 'New Jack Tour' at the Arie Crown Theater in Chicago featuring R&B singers Aaron Hall and Guy, Teddy Riley and Black Street, Tony Toni Tone and After . Adero also opened for the Whispers in Orlando, Fla. and KoKo Taylor at the Trump Majestic Star Casino in Buffington Harbor Indiana. Adero’s new single “Let’s Go” featuring MC Breed by Simeo Enterprises is currently receiving airplay on Chicago’s Power Radio – . FM. Album Coming This Summer . Look for Adero in May Issue of Hip Hop Teen Magazine (New Orleans). Adero will appear in new film titled Hollywood Jerome.
Excellent Teen performance.
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