Save The Music’s twenty fifth Anniversary occasion will honor LL Cool J, Cindy Mabe, and Adam Blackstone on November 1, with performances from Brad Paisley, Brittney Spencer, Mary Mary, and extra.
Save The Music has introduced its twenty fifth Anniversary occasion, Music Saves LA, going down on Tuesday, November 1, at 6:30 PM at NeueHouse Hollywood. This 12 months’s occasion will honor LL Cool J, Cindy Mabe, Becky G, and Adam Blackstone for his or her contributions to advancing fairness inside the music trade.
Hosted by actor, comic, author, and producer Chris Spencer, the extremely anticipated annual fundraising occasion will characteristic particular performances from Brad Paisley, Brittney Spencer, Mary Mary, The Battle & Treaty, and extra. The occasion will even characteristic scholar performances from Save The Music grant recipient colleges.
All funds raised from this 12 months’s Music Saves LA occasion will help a multi-year, $3 million-plus music schooling rebuild in Los Angeles, the place Save The Music plans to fund 50 further colleges with new music packages.
“Los Angeles is such a culturally and musically wealthy group, and we’re excited to carry collectively our college students, academics, group companions, and music trade supporters to rejoice the influence that music has on our lives. Adam, Cindy, LL, and Becky G have helped us put collectively a musical expertise that’s going to be extremely enjoyable and assist considerably develop Save The Music’s influence in LA,” stated Henry Donahue, Govt Director of Save The Music.
For the previous 25 years, Save The Music has donated over $75 million in devices and music know-how gear to over 2,700 public colleges nationwide. With the help of sponsors and donors, together with Paramount, Gibson Provides, Nickelodeon, Pink Gentle Administration, and Common Music Group, Music Saves LA has change into a extremely anticipated occasion inside the local people and made a major influence on music schooling within the space.
Since its inception, Save The Music has addressed the systemic inequities in music schooling by investing in culturally wealthy communities throughout the US, affecting the lives of thousands and thousands of scholars in a whole bunch of communities.