Online campaign brings Kenny Loggins to local home

Kenny Loggins performed in a Fairfax, Virginia, living room thanks to a successful Kickstarter campaign. (WTOP/Rahul Bali)
Kenny Loggins performed in a Fairfax, Virginia, living room thanks to a successful Kickstarter campaign. (WTOP/Rahul Bali)
Around 50 people who donated were able to snag a seat for the living room concert on Sept. 13, 2015. (WTOP/Rahul Bali)
Around 50 people who donated were able to snag a seat for the living room concert on Sept. 13, 2015. (WTOP/Rahul Bali)
The concert included Loggins, his band Blue Sky Riders and country singer and multi-instrumentalist Jessy Lynn Martens, who provided the voice for Cherlene in Season 5 of the FX TV show “Archer.” (WTOP/Rahul Bali)
The concert included Loggins, his band Blue Sky Riders and country singer and multi-instrumentalist Jessy Lynn Martens, who provided the voice for Cherlene in Season 5 of the FX TV show “Archer.” Martens is not pictured. (WTOP/Rahul Bali)
Sanchez called the show “surreal.”  (WTOP/Rahul Bali)
Sanchez called the show “surreal.” (WTOP/Rahul Bali)
Loggins and his band had their own Kickstarter to raise money for their album. (WTOP/Rahul Bali)
Loggins and his band had their own Kickstarter to raise money for their album. (WTOP/Rahul Bali)
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Kenny Loggins performed in a Fairfax, Virginia, living room thanks to a successful Kickstarter campaign. (WTOP/Rahul Bali)
Around 50 people who donated were able to snag a seat for the living room concert on Sept. 13, 2015. (WTOP/Rahul Bali)
The concert included Loggins, his band Blue Sky Riders and country singer and multi-instrumentalist Jessy Lynn Martens, who provided the voice for Cherlene in Season 5 of the FX TV show “Archer.” (WTOP/Rahul Bali)
Sanchez called the show “surreal.”  (WTOP/Rahul Bali)
Loggins and his band had their own Kickstarter to raise money for their album. (WTOP/Rahul Bali)

FAIRFAX, Va. — A D.C. area public relations consultant got the performance of a lifetime Sunday night, when singer Kenny Loggins appeared in his living room.

Erick Sanchez raised more than $30,000 through Kickstarter to have Loggins play a gig at his parents’ Oakton, Virginia, home. More than 230 people donated to the effort. About 50 of those people, who donated $300 or more, were granted a seat for the living room concert.

“Everyone had a really great time, I mean, the energy in my living room was fantastic,” Sanchez said after the show on Sunday night, which he described as “surreal.”

“Who can say they had Kenny Loggins play in their parents’ living room?” Allison, a friend of Sanchez, asked. She was one of the first people to donate to the Kickstarter campaign.

Sanchez, 29, said working on the show was like working on a wedding.

“In this hypothetical scenario when I do get married, I hope I spend as much time on that as I did on this,” he said.

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