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Livestream Benefit Concert July 29th, 8:00 pm

Thursday, July 29th, FREE Livestream benefit concert by Play It Forward at from 8:00 pm Pacific (LA time), watch at www.peaceday.tv

The Play it Forward Nashville benefit concert will be held at V Lounge in Santa Monica on July 29, get there at 7:00pm!!

Performing Artists Include:

(MAIN STAGE)
Jules Larson
Sara Haze
Stereofox (Josh Smith and Stevie Riolo/Play it Forward co-creators)
Jamie Meyer

(ACOUSTIC STAGE)
Molly Jensen
Dave Yaden
David George
Christy Paige
Dave Green
Douglas Truck Stop (David Harbaugh, co-creator of Play it Forward)
Aaron Beaumont
The Northstar Session
Skip Heller

If you are NOT in the Los Angeles area you can still watch the show over the Internet on www.peaceday.tv at 8pm PST we will start live streaming of the event here! Mark your calendars folks and help us spread the
word!!! If you’re not in the LA area, you can still receive certain
benefits from donations you make toward our cause until the date of the
show, such as a personal performances by the bands playing at the show!
More details on those incentives to come…

FOR THOSE COMING TO THE SHOW: First 75 people to make a $10 donation (at venue, day of show) will receive a “Free Margarita” coupon to Border Grill - SO GET THERE EARLY FOLKS!!

What's The Benefit For:

“This past May for five straight days storms hit numerous counties in Tennessee and parts of Kentucky causing flash floods devastating many towns including Nashville. Almost three months later whole communities
still have no power and lack the funds and support to rebuild. Some
people still haven’t even been able to clean their houses so there’s a
real risk of illness and greater damage due to mold and mildew. Thus the
people of Nashville and the surrounding town are in need of funds to
clean, rebuild, refurnish and just get by since money from FEMA and
other agencies hasn’t been quickly forthcoming. People in these
communities also immediately need the basic amenities they loss like
food, shelter, hygiene products, clothes, and blankets.

As part of a grass roots effort to help the people in these communities, “Play it Forward Nashville”
was created to encourage others to contribute even small amounts to
make a huge difference in the lives of those affected by the floods.