NESCom graduate Dan Paschke created OVERDRIVE while he was a student at Husson University. His vision was that OVERDRIVE would inspire students to work outside of their specific curriculums and gain hands-on experience as part of a professional-grade concert event. Historically, OVERDRIVE has been presented in front of a live audience at the Gracie Theatre. In an effort to protect the community and comply with all federal, state and university healthcare protocols during the pandemic; this year’s musical festival was broadcast over YouTube Live.
NESCom graduate Dan Paschke created OVERDRIVE while he was a student at Husson University. His vision was that OVERDRIVE would inspire students to work outside of their specific curriculums and gain hands-on experience as part of a professional-grade concert event. Historically, OVERDRIVE has been presented in front of a live audience at the Gracie Theatre. In an effort to protect the community and comply with all federal, state and university healthcare protocols during the pandemic; this year’s musical festival was broadcast over YouTube Live.