New York Hard Core Show to Raise Money for Families of 9/11 Victims
Fundraiser concert will serve up live music and a raffle to raise money for 9/11 non-profit Tuesday’s Children.
Brooklyn, NY, August 25, 2012 --(PR.com)-- Brooklyn live music venue The Trash Bar will host a benefit concert on Friday, September 14th to raise money for Tuesday’s Children, a non-profit organization serving the families of victims of the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001.
Organized by Candy Apple Red Productions, the benefit concert will feature live music by New York bands After Chidori, Yo Scunt, Olde York, Straphangers, and Providence band Reason to Fight. There will also be a raffle with prizes ranging from dirt from the original Yankee Stadium to concert tickets and memorabilia from local and international bands including The Bouncing Souls, The Street Dogs, Frank Turner and Teenage Bottlerocket; to packages from Capital Records and gift certificates from local Brooklyn businesses.
The Trash Bar is located in Brooklyn at 256 Grand Street. Doors will open at 7pm for an hour of open bar courtesy of Pabst Blue Ribbon and The Trash Bar with a cover charge of $11. The female fronted NYHC band the Straphangers will go on at 8pm. Once they knock you dead they will bring you back to life with, Olde York at 9:00pm, Reason to Fight at 10pm followed by Yo Scunt at 11:00pm and After Chidori at midnight. The raffle will take place at approximately 10: 45pm and tickets will be sold for $2 each. All proceeds from the raffle and door will go to Tuesday’s Children.
About Candy Apple Red Productions
Candy Apple Red Productions organizes live music events at venues in New York City and Boston, while also serving as an online hub for the East Coast punk rock scene by regularly publishing event photos, reviews, interviews and show listings. With a die-hard commitment to the punk rock scene that she grew up with, founder Lyz Manikas works tirelessly to preserve a strong sense of community among the up-and-coming bands she books and their friends and fans across the country.
About Tuesday’s Children
Founded by family and friends of 9/11 victims, Tuesday’s Children is a non-profit family service organization committed to meeting the needs of families that lost loved ones in the terrorist attacks on September 11, 2001. Tuesday’s Children fosters community among families and provides programs and services designed to address the unique challenges these families face at every stage of their lives.
Organized by Candy Apple Red Productions, the benefit concert will feature live music by New York bands After Chidori, Yo Scunt, Olde York, Straphangers, and Providence band Reason to Fight. There will also be a raffle with prizes ranging from dirt from the original Yankee Stadium to concert tickets and memorabilia from local and international bands including The Bouncing Souls, The Street Dogs, Frank Turner and Teenage Bottlerocket; to packages from Capital Records and gift certificates from local Brooklyn businesses.
The Trash Bar is located in Brooklyn at 256 Grand Street. Doors will open at 7pm for an hour of open bar courtesy of Pabst Blue Ribbon and The Trash Bar with a cover charge of $11. The female fronted NYHC band the Straphangers will go on at 8pm. Once they knock you dead they will bring you back to life with, Olde York at 9:00pm, Reason to Fight at 10pm followed by Yo Scunt at 11:00pm and After Chidori at midnight. The raffle will take place at approximately 10: 45pm and tickets will be sold for $2 each. All proceeds from the raffle and door will go to Tuesday’s Children.
About Candy Apple Red Productions
Candy Apple Red Productions organizes live music events at venues in New York City and Boston, while also serving as an online hub for the East Coast punk rock scene by regularly publishing event photos, reviews, interviews and show listings. With a die-hard commitment to the punk rock scene that she grew up with, founder Lyz Manikas works tirelessly to preserve a strong sense of community among the up-and-coming bands she books and their friends and fans across the country.
About Tuesday’s Children
Founded by family and friends of 9/11 victims, Tuesday’s Children is a non-profit family service organization committed to meeting the needs of families that lost loved ones in the terrorist attacks on September 11, 2001. Tuesday’s Children fosters community among families and provides programs and services designed to address the unique challenges these families face at every stage of their lives.
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Lyz Manikas
631-334-9693
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