ZBB, Friends To Save Georgia Theater
Zac Brown Band keeps adding to the line-up for its Georgia Theatre benefit show at the Fox Theatre in Atlanta. The Oct. 30 date will include Little Big Town, Joey + Rory, Shawn Mullins, Aslyn and Oliver Wood. Proceeds from the show will go to rebuild the beloved and recently decommissioned Georgia Theatre in Athens. Prior to a devastating fire earlier this year, the establishment hosted performances by local legends including R.E.M., B-52s, Drive-By Truckers and Widespread Panic, as well as rising stars like ZBB.
“The Zac Brown Band are showing their incredible generosity and their love for the Athens music scene by hosting this benefit,” says Wilmot Greene, Georgia Theatre owner. “The presence of the Theatre in Athens has allowed bands to find an important early audience that helps to bring bigger success later. That’s a big part of the tradition of the Theatre and is an important aspect of why it needs to be rebuilt. This concert will be a huge help.”
Presented by Outback Concerts, tickets will cost $100 and are available via Ticketmaster.
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Have ya’ll heard about the surprise guests? Supposedly Kid Rock, Kenny Chesney, and Kellie Pickler will be performing at the show!! Can’t wait
Yeah I heard that too! If that’s true, and I think it is because I’ve seen it everywhere, this show is going to be amazing. I’m buying my ticket right now
Yeah I’ve seen it everywhere too! I can’t wait to see all these artist at the same show!!!
The rumors are true! It’s going to be a rotating star studded cast up on stage with ZBB. Gotta get tickets before it sells out.
This show is going to be out of this world! I can not wait for Friday. The guest list thats apparently been leaked is insane!!! This will be a Halloween weekend to remember not to mention one of the best damn show ever that supports a good cause. Yall should check out the story on the Georgia Theater.