• 007 - Support Asheville Musiciains Who Are Supporting Asheville

  • Oct 29 2024
  • Length: 6 mins
  • Podcast

007 - Support Asheville Musiciains Who Are Supporting Asheville

  • Summary

  • Asheville Daily Podcast | Episode 7: Musicians Rally for Asheville’s Recovery

    In this episode of the Asheville Daily, host Tony Ubertaccio dives into the powerful ways Asheville’s music community is stepping up for post-Hurricane Helene recovery. From major benefit concerts to local collaborations, Asheville’s musicians are making an impact where it counts. Key topics covered:

    • Big Concert Fundraiser: LUKE COMBS, ERIC CHURCH, BILLY STRINGS, and JAMES TAYLOR raised $24 million for Western North Carolina, providing essential funds for the region’s recovery.
    • “Cardinals at the Window” Compilation: This special benefit album, featuring over 130 artists, including Tyler Ramsey and John Charles Dwyer, showcases Asheville’s collective spirit. All proceeds support flood relief in Western North Carolina.
    • John Charles Dwyer’s "Heavy Feathers": Although he recently moved from Asheville, Dwyer’s heartfelt music and fundraising efforts continue to support the community, with songs that capture the resilience and soul of the region.
    • Watch a Live performance of "Heavy Feathers": https://youtu.be/S3UYxdepB_w?si=QdGZkAZm8KZlm6q0
    • How to Support Local Artists: For listeners looking to aid Asheville’s creative community, Tony highlights stories and artists to follow, inviting listeners to share more about their favorite local musicians. Email hello@makingitinasheville.com

    For full show notes and more resources, visit: https://makingitinasheville.com/daily

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