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Since Hurricane Helene tore through our region, local musicians have done what they can to help - what they do best - perform. Benefit shows have popped up throughout the Tri-Cities over the past weeks and there are plenty more to come. These are a few we know about.
Appalachia Strong Music Festival
Oct 19th from 11am-10pm
To be held at Delta Blues BBQ-Abingdon and Tumbling Creek Cider Company at Abingdon Commons. All proceeds go to the United Way of SWVA to help the people of Damascus, VA.
Strength of Music Relief Benefit
Nov 1st from 9pm-Close
To be held at Capone's in downtown Johnson City, TN. A diverse lineup of local rock music. All proceeds go to the victims of Helene and those in need.
49 Winchester at the ETSU Martin Center
Nov 30th at 7:30pm
49 Winchester and Chancellor Lawson play the ETSU Martin Center on November 30th, and you'll want to get your tickets early. All proceeds go to Second Harvest Food Bank of Northeast Tennessee.
There are other shows throughout East Tennessee and the surrounding area (especially Western North Carolina). The Bijou Theater in Knoxville will host a great lineup on October 27th, including Darrell Scott, Adeem the Artist and Larkin Poe.
Sturgill Simpson will play on October 21st in Cary, NC, replacing the show he was forced to cancel in Asheville.
Eric Church and Luke Combs have also scheduled a large benefit show to raise funds for those affected in Western North Carolina. To be held in Charlotte, the show will also feature Billy Strings, James Taylor and others to be announced later.
If you have shows, or know of shows, that will go towards the cause, please let us know and we will try to help get the word out.
Since Hurricane Helene tore through our region, local musicians have done what they can to help - what they do best - perform. Benefit shows have popped up throughout the Tri-Cities over the past weeks and there are plenty more to come. These are a few we know about.
Appalachia Strong Music Festival
Oct 19th from 11am-10pm
To be held at Delta Blues BBQ-Abingdon and Tumbling Creek Cider Company at Abingdon Commons. All proceeds go to the United Way of SWVA to help the people of Damascus, VA.
Strength of Music Relief Benefit
Nov 1st from 9pm-Close
To be held at Capone's in downtown Johnson City, TN. A diverse lineup of local rock music. All proceeds go to the victims of Helene and those in need.
49 Winchester at the ETSU Martin Center
Nov 30th at 7:30pm
49 Winchester and Chancellor Lawson play the ETSU Martin Center on November 30th, and you'll want to get your tickets early. All proceeds go to Second Harvest Food Bank of Northeast Tennessee.
There are other shows throughout East Tennessee and the surrounding area (especially Western North Carolina). The Bijou Theater in Knoxville will host a great lineup on October 27th, including Darrell Scott, Adeem the Artist and Larkin Poe.
Sturgill Simpson will play on October 21st in Cary, NC, replacing the show he was forced to cancel in Asheville.
Eric Church and Luke Combs have also scheduled a large benefit show to raise funds for those affected in Western North Carolina. To be held in Charlotte, the show will also feature Billy Strings, James Taylor and others to be announced later.
If you have shows, or know of shows, that will go towards the cause, please let us know and we will try to help get the word out.
