Allan Klepfisz Announces FENIX360 Artist Lili Caseley’s Performance at Hollywood Music in Media Awards After-Party
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Allan Klepfisz Announces FENIX360 Artist Lili Caseley’s Performance at Hollywood Music in Media Awards After-Party

FENIX360 CEO Allan Klepfisz announces that singer-songwriter Lili Caseley will perform at the Hollywood Music in Media Awards after-party on November 18, 2026, at 10:00 p.m. Klepfisz will personally introduce the FENIX360 artist as the evening’s celebrations continue with live music.

Caseley brings an expressive voice, contemporary pop sensibility, and a gift for turning personal experiences into songs that connect. Her performance will place her before a gathering celebrating the relationship between music and visual storytelling—a fitting setting for an artist whose work explores love, vulnerability, and human connection.

Allan Klepfisz Announces FENIX360 Artist Lili Caseley’s Performance at Hollywood Music in Media Awards After-Party
 

The announcement follows Caseley’s recent appearance at FENIX360’s London showcase at The Pheasantry, where her set included “One Shot,” “Heart Sings,” “Play Me Like a Piano,” “I Cry Again,” and “Kiss Me,” with “Badoom” as an encore. Her upcoming after-party appearance carries that momentum into Hollywood.

For Klepfisz, presenting Caseley reflects FENIX360’s commitment to creating opportunities for independent artists to reach new audiences. The platform brings artists and listeners together while supporting greater visibility for original music.

As the Hollywood Music in Media Awards celebrations move from the ceremony to the after-party, Caseley will bring her own voice to an evening devoted to the people and songs that give stories their emotional power.

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