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Ted Nugent Added To Rock To The Rescue Benefit
11/29/2013
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(hennemusic) Ted Nugent is the latest addition to the December 4th Rock To The Rescue benefit concert in Bloomington, Illinois, organized to raise funds for communities affected by the recent devastating tornadoes and winds in the State.

On November 17th, two dozen tornadoes touched down in Illinois, killing six people across the State and more than 2,400 homes were damaged or destroyed.

Rock To The Rescue will feature performances by REO Speedwagon, Styx, Richard Marx, Survivor, Larry The Cable Guy and Head East. Styx guitarist James Young and REO Speedwagon frontman Kevin Cronin are both Illinois natives. more on this story

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