Steven Curtis Chapman, Brandon Heath & More Collaborate for Cyclone Helene Advantage Performance

Numerous leading Contemporary Christian Music artists and bluegrass artists– consisting of Steven Curtis Chapman, Brandon Heath and Darin & & Brooke Aldridge– are collaborating to help individuals in Western North Carolina and East Tennessee who have actually been affected by the damage of Cyclone Helene.

On Nov. 14, the advantage show Mountain Aid: Music for Healing, Strength for Tomorrow will include Chapman, Heath, Point of Grace, Jason Crabb, Darin & & Brooke Aldridge, musician/humorist Sean Dietrich (Sean of the South), The Jason Lovins Band, TaRanda Greene and occasion organizers Chosen Roadway. The occasion will be held at Liberty Hall Civic Center in Johnson City, Tennessee.

All profits from the show will benefit the help company Samaritan’s Handbag. Mountain Help: Music for Recovery, Strength for Tomorrow” exists by Food City in association with IMC Concerts and the city of Johnson City, Tenn. Tickets are $20 (with kids ages 2 and under confessed complimentary).

” Chosen Roadway is enjoyed assist bring Mountain Help to life,” Chosen Roadway co-founder Jonathan Buckner stated in a declaration. “When we heard the number of of our buddies and next-door neighbors in Western North Carolina and East Tennessee were impacted, we understood we needed to do something about it. Our dear buddies in the Jason Lovins Band concurred, and they stepped up in an unique method to assist make this occasion possible. We’re so grateful for their assistance, along with for all the fantastic artists who are happily providing their time and skills for a night to keep in mind. These mountains and individuals who call them home have actually formed our music and we owe a lot to them. Our prayer is that Mountain Help will not just assist raise funds and bring expect those in requirement however will, most notably, make an everlasting effect in Appalachia.”

” Point of Grace is so grateful to be part of Mountain Help,” included Point of Grace member Shelley Breen. “The images we have actually seen are beyond heartbreaking, and we will not forget the victims as they attempt to restore their lives. Providing our voices to motivate and raise funds for them is genuinely an honor. We are hoping even now for a substantial turnout of assistance for these valuable souls who have actually lost a lot.”.

The music neighborhood has actually stepped up in a considerable method the wake of Cyclone Helene, with artists consisting of Taylor Swift, Dolly Parton, R.E.M., Jason Isbell and Metallica assisting in numerous methods to help those affected, while Luke Combs, Eric Church, James Taylor, Keith Urban, Sheryl Crow and Billy Strings led a show over the weekend in North Carolina, which raised over $24 million to aid with typhoon relief efforts.