OAKTON, Va. (AP) — Longtime rocker Kenny Loggins brought his band to perform for a few dozen people in a living room after a Virginia man's Kickstarter campaign raised more than $30,000 for the show.

Erick Sanchez started the online campaign to raise money to have Loggins and the Blue Sky Riders perform at his parents' home in Oakton. The 29-year-old public relations consultant and self-described "super-fan" got his wish Sunday. The band played all their hits, including "Danger Zone."

More than 230 people donated to the effort, which raised more than $30,000. About 50 of them were able to watch the concert live from the Sanchez's living room.

Loggins, who still tours and performs at theaters and university campuses, says it's the first time his band has done anything like it.

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