Update: Concert to Benefit Middle Tenn. Tornado Victims
Pat FlynnEditors Note: We have an update on a story from yesterday that we received from Jared Ingersol, Pat Flynn’s manager. The lineup for the show has had some changes made. Phillip White will be joining Amber Leigh White on the show and Cowboy Dan Harrell and Michael Card regretfully had to bow out due to unforeseen circumstances.
The public is invited to attend an evening of country, bluegrass, and rhythm and blues in an all-star musical concert hosted by Pat Flynn to benefit those in Williamson County affected by the tornados. The event is Saturday, April 12 from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. at the Fairview Recreation Center at 2714 Fairview Blvd.
Flynn, a guitarist, singer, songwriter and member of the musical group New Grass Revival will be joined by Danny Flowers (best known as writer of Tulsa Time for Eric Clapton), as well as Davis Raines, Amber Leigh White with guest Phillip White, Tyler Flowers, Doug Gill and others.
Donations will be accepted at the door. For more information, contact Brad Spain at 615-385-4135.
United Way of Williamson County established a Western Williamson County Tornado Relief Fund to help residents in that portion of the county with their recovery efforts due to the recent tornadoes in middle Tennessee. More than $15,000 from the fund has been distributed directly to those affected by the tornados to help rebuild their lives.
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Pat FlynnThe public is invited to attend an evening of country, bluegrass, and rhythm and blues in an all-star musical concert hosted by Pat Flynn to benefit those in Williamson County affected by the tornados. The event is Saturday, April 12 from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. at the Fairview Recreation Center at 2714 Fairview Blvd.
Flynn, a guitarist, singer, songwriter and member of the musical group New Grass Revival will be joined by Danny Flowers (best known as writer of Tulsa Time for Eric Clapton), as well as Davis Raines, Amber Leigh White, Tyler Flowers, Doug Gill and others.
Donations will be accepted at the door. For more information, contact Brad Spain at 615-385-4135.
United Way of Williamson County established a Western Williamson County Tornado Relief Fund to help residents in that portion of the county with their recovery efforts due to the recent tornadoes in middle Tennessee. More than $15,000 from the fund hasbeen distributed directly to those affected by the tornados to help rebuild their lives.
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