Actress Christina Hendricks Finds a New Rhythm as an Accidental DJ
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A Surprising Career Pivot
Actress Christina Hendricks, known for her roles in *Mad Men* and *Good Girls*, has recently garnered attention for her activities as a DJ. What began as a casual experiment at the San Diego listening bar Part Time Lover has evolved into a growing musical endeavor.
Recent Performances
- Sid the Cat Auditorium: Hendricks performed her first Los Angeles County gig at this venue, drawing a crowd that included industry colleagues such as Matthew Weiner.
- Musical Style: Her sets often feature a blend of Shoegaze, Chillwave, and Indie music.
- Approach: Hendricks describes the process as a form of storytelling, noting that she feels both like the performer and the director of the atmosphere when behind the decks.
Future Plans
Following the completion of acting projects, including the third season of *The Buccaneers* and the BBC series *Reputation*, Hendricks is focusing on further DJ opportunities. She has scheduled a return to Part Time Lover for Halloween and will participate in a weekly guest DJ series throughout November. She has expressed openness to performing at Hollywood industry events as requested.
*Verification: Details regarding these performances can be confirmed via the artist’s official social media updates or venue schedules at Sid the Cat and Part Time Lover.*
AI-assisted reporting; source claims are attributed and have not been independently verified.
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