Music City is banding together to throw a tornado relief concert, raising proceeds for the Red Cross Tennessee and Hands On Nashville in the wake of devastation from Saturday's tornadoes. "Unplugged for Tennessee" will feature 11 Nashville artists at the Exit/In on Sunday, Dec. 17.
The Tennessean reports then tornadoes hit Middle Tennessee last Saturday, six people were killed, 83 were transported to the hospital, and many businesses and homes were left with significant property damage.
The "Unplugged for Tennessee" benefit event will include performances from HARDY, Nate Smith, Alana Springsteen, Dylan Marlowe, Chayce Beckham, Abby Anderson, Trey Lewis, Graham Barham, Payton Smith, Kylie Morgan, Jay Allen and surprise guests. The host will be Benji Chord, country mu
The concert is produced by Media Farm Agency, which runs the @NashvilleTN Instagram. Matt Wilson, the agency's founder, said, “Nashville always seems to find a way to heal and come together after a tragedy.
“And music is a universal part of the healing process in our city. This benefit came together extremely fast, thanks to the help of our team and our great friends that wanted to make a difference in the lives of those impacted by the storm. We are so thankful for the artists who volunteered so quickly to help and donate their time and talent for such a worthy cause.”
100% of net proceeds from the event will go to charities Hands On Nashville and the Tennessee Region of the American Red Cross, both leaders in disaster response in Middle Tennessee.
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