Tickets are now on sale for "Music for the Mountains," an Oct. 27 concert at Red Hat Amphitheater benefiting Hurricane Helene victims. WRAL is a proud media sponsor.
Presented by Band Together and Lincoln Theatre, in partnership with WRAL and Red Hat Amphitheater, ticket sale proceeds from "Music for the Mountains" will go directly to the Community Foundation of Western North Carolina, providing essential resources to families and communities as they begin the long process of recovery and rebuilding.
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The show will be held at 6 pm. Sunday, Oct. 27 in downtown Raleigh. Buy tickets here.
Old Crow Medicine Show will headline the event. The band is known for its famous song "Wagon Wheel."
Other bands scheduled to perform include Chatham County Line, BJ Barham and Fancy Gap.
People who can't attend the show on Oct. 27 can tune in to That Station to listen. You can still donate to Helene relief on WRAL.com.
“We are thrilled to be here, doing our part for Western North Carolina in the best way we know how - with an incredible, impactful show,” said Pat Dickenson, co-owner of Lincoln Theatre.
“This concert is about more than just raising money—it’s about coming together as a community to lift up our neighbors and the music community in Western North Carolina,” said Thorne Daubenspeck, Executive Director of Band Together. “We’re grateful to the artists, partners, and everyone who’s joining us to help those affected by this disaster.”
The show is one of several planned to provide relief for Helene victims. On Oct. 26, musicians with North Carolina connections will raise money for hurricane relief during the Concert for Carolina at Bank of America Stadium in Charlotte.
Sheryl Crow, Keith Urban, Luke Combs, Eric Church and others are headlining that show.