Monmouth County Bands Plan Benefit Concert in Tinton Falls For Hurricane Victims
Concert will be held Saturday, Jan. 12 at Northside Tinton Falls Firehouse
Mercer Avenue and Cross Town Train, two pop-punk/alternative bands from Monmouth County, announced an independently booked concert to raise money for local relief from Hurricane Sandy. “We wanted to get involved and give back to the area where we grew up, both as people and as musicians,” said Dan Lisi, 21, a guitarist for Mercer Avenue. The show will take place on Saturday, Jan. 12 at Northside Tinton Falls Firehouse on 35 Springdale Ave. in Tinton Falls. Doors will open at 5 p.m. with a $10 entry, with all proceeds going to support the efforts of Move For Hunger, a charity headquartered in Neptune. The current announced acts include Mercer Avenue, Cross Town Train, Lovelectric, On Your Marks, and Suburban Cliché. All are bands based …
butch cassidy
5:13 pm on Saturday, December 29, 2012
tina i wish that monies raised went to people who need it...maybe if you filed a claim with fema and were turned down, send them a check...everyone is putting out their savings etc to fix damage from this storm..i would like to get some reimbursement...wheres the red cross money etc? more ›