Playing For Change To Perform at John Lennon Tribute concert
. The November 12th concert will take place at the historic Beacon Theatre in New York City and feature an all-star lineup of musicians from an eclectic mix of genres that includes Aimee Mann, Cyndi Lauper; Shelby Lynne, Jackson Browne, Patti Smith and Keb' Mo'. "We are thrilled to participate as Theatre Within's charity partner for the 30th Annual John Lennon Tribute," said Whitney Kroenke, co-founder and executive director of the Playing For Change Foundation. "John Lennon was a hugely inspirational artist and a humanitarian of epic proportions and we are honored that Yoko has given Playing For Change Foundation her blessing, as it is our mission to inspire, connect and bring peace to the world through music." Playing For Change is set to kick off their 2010 fall tour in Park City, UT on October 9th. The tour is highlighted by the addition of famed guitarist Ilon Ba (Senegal) to the stellar Playing For Change band which includes percussionist Mohammed Alidu (Northern Ghana), vocalist Clarence Bekker (Netherlands/Suriname), vocals/harmonica Grandpa Elliott (New Orleans), vocals/percussionist Mermans Kenkosenki (DRC Congo), bassist Reggie McBride (Detroit), drummer Peter Bunetta (Los Angeles), guitarist Jason Tamba (Kinshasa, the capital of DRC Congo) and vocalist Titi Tsira (Gugulethu, African township in the Western Cape). Oct 9 Park City, UT Eccles Center for the Performing Arts Preview and Purchase Playing For Change CDs Playing For Change MP3 Downloads |
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