Walker to Host Fourth Annual Chords of Hope Benefit
Clay Walker
Clay Walker is set to host the fourth annual Chords of Hope Benefit concert at Nashville’s Wild Horse Saloon on Oct. 30, beginning at 6 p.m. Walker, known for the songs “What’s It To You?” and “This Woman and This Man,” will be joined by fellow performers Greg Bates and Craig Campbell. The concert will be presented by The Big 98 WSIX and Band Against MS (BAMS), to raise money and awareness of multiple sclerosis. Proceeds will benefit the MS Center at Vanderbilt University Medical Center.
Band Against MS is a charity established by Walker in February 2003 to help others living with the same disease he battled since 1996.
For ticket information, visit wildhorsesaloon.com.
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