How To Lend A Hand, Get Help
Photo by Jude Ferrara
The City Paper is keeping a running list of charitable initiatives to help flood victims.
The MusiCares staff wants to remind everyone of their willingness and ability to help those in the music community affected by the recent floods. Call them at 615-327-0050, or toll free at 877-626-2748 or visit www.musicares.com.
Eric Brace & Peter Cooper are donating proceeds from their performance tonight (4/4) at The Station Inn to the Community Foundation of Middle Tennessee for flood relief. Set starts at 9 pm, following the Doyle & Debbie show.
Music City Roots: Live from the Loveless Cafe is hosting a free show tomorrow night (4/5) because they say “There’s nothing like music to embody the spirit of this city, and encourage everyone to persevere.” Performers donating their time include Elizabeth Cook, The Wrights, Kevin Gordon , and Stephen Simmons. Doors open at 6, show starts at 7 PM. Donations will be accepted at the door for the Community Foundation.
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Dear Sirs, This is Jerry Ray Demps in Sparta Tennessee 80 miles east of Nashville . I would like to help Nashvillians who have flooded and with some help from you we could have a great concert and raise money for these victums.
I am owner of THE NEON STAGE apart of the old Starwood history my web which I haven’t finished yet but will soon is http://www.theneonstage.com my number is 931-256-5439 if you know any well known artist that would like to take part we will sit up a concert soon. Thanks Call if you are interested. Thanks Jerry Ray Demps