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Reading, Writing & Rhythm For Second Harvest

May 26, 2010/by contributor

The 10th Annual Reading, Writing and Rhythm benefit concert has just added country group SHeDAISY to the star-studded lineup. The concert, set for June 8 at TPAC’s James Polk Theater in Nashville at 8:00 PM, will also have drop boxes for fans to donate non-perishable food items for Nashville’s Second Harvest Food Bank which suffered greatly in the recent floods. The person who brings the largest delivery of non-perishable food goods to the Second Harvest bins will win two VIP passes backstage to meet the participating artists and two seats for the concert. They will also visit in the VIP area before the show, receive an autographed event poster, and an eco-friendly gift bag.

SHeDAISY joins a long list of top artists performing including Rodney Crowell, Jamey Johnson, Bucky Covington, Justin Moore, Buxton Hughes, Jann Arden, and Reading, Writing & Rhythm’s Founder, Chely Wright. In addition to collecting food donations for Second Harvest, all proceeds will benefit Tennessee schools devastated by the flood. Tickets are on sale now and are available for purchase here.

“We have seen a wonderful response from the community, and we are blessed to have such great support through events like Reading, Writing and Rhythm,”  says Jaynee Day, CEO of Second Harvest Food Bank of Middle Tennessee.

The evening is guaranteed to be filled with surprise guest appearances; live on-stage auction items and a silent auction all benefitting Nashville area schools devastated by the recent flooding.   For more information on Reading, Writing and Rhythm click here.

http://www.rwandr.org/

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