Gibson Gives – the charitable arm of Gibson the enduring American instrument model – and Guitars For Vets is set to kick off the third annual Rock To Remember live performance on Tuesday, November 8 at the Gibson Garage in Nashville, TN.
“As the lead singer of Creed, Scott Stapp achieved great success, returning rock to its roots with his guttural growls and theatrical rock-star moves. At the turn of the millennium, he was one of the most popular singers in the U.S., with Creed’s first three albums (1997’s My Own Prison, 1999’s Human Clay, and 2001’s Weathered) all certified multi-platinum atop the back of hits such as “What’s This Life For,” “Higher,” “With Arms Wide Open,” and “My Sacrifice.”” – All Music
The Rock To Remember reside live performance on the Gibson Garage can be hosted by blues firebrand Jared James Nichols and have performances from a various group of artists together with Dave Mustaine of Megadeth, Scott Stapp, Kirk Fletcher, Emerson Hart, Tigirlily, Goodbye June, the John Bohlinger trio, in addition to U.S. Veteran Scott Hastings and the Veterans of the Nashville Chapter of Guitars For Vets. These musicians be part of Gibson Gives and Guitars For Vets to boost funds to offer music applications for returning U.S. army veterans troubled with PTSD. Guitars for Vets intends to boost $200,000 by means of the Rock To Remember occasion. Donate on to Guitars For Vets by texting G4V to R2R22 or by going to guitarsforvets.org and clicking the donate button.
The Rock To Remember live performance will stream globally on Wednesday, December 7, “National Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day” by way of Guitars for Vets: https://guitars4vets.org, and Stars and Stripes will broadcast by way of fb.com/stripesmedia/.
“Named one of the best heavy-metal vocalists by Hit Parade magazine in 2006, Scott Stapp founded and performed as the frontman for Creed, a post-grunge rock band with several platinum hits to their name. The Grammy-award winning performer is known for his raw, raspy singing in such hits as With Arms Wide Open and Higher.“
Guitars For Vets (G4V) is a 501(c)3 nonprofit group that helps U.S. army veterans battling the challenges of Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) by offering them with free guitars and each one on one and group classes. To date, Guitars for Vets and its practically 800 volunteers have gifted greater than 6,000 new guitars and 60,000 music classes to people who have endured the injuries of battle. All of the devices and equipment are supplied freed from cost to the Veterans in this system, however the fee have to be met by means of donations.
Gibson guitars and equipment have been performed on stage by numerous musical icons in each style of music. Gibson has a robust concentrate on supporting the worldwide music neighborhood by means of its philanthropic arm of Gibson Gives. The mission of Gibson Gives is to assist non-profit organizations of their efforts to advance musicians, youth-focused teaching programs, music, and wellness initiatives. 100% of all donations to and from Gibson Gives – a 501(c)(3) group – go in direction of giving the reward of music. In the final three years, Gibson Gives has raised over $3.5 million {dollars} worldwide. Gibson Gives is making music matter…to extra individuals…in additional methods…one guitar at a time. For extra data, go to: www.gibsongives.org.
“The partnership between Guitars for Vets (G4V) and Gibson/Gibson Gives is the perfect match as we both believe a strong community of supporters who share a love of music can help people, and enrich humanity,” adds Patrick Nettesheim, Co-founder, Guitars For Vets. “Rock To Remember celebrates our Veterans that are finding healing by way of a musician’s path, and it encourages Vets and civilians alike to seek help when dealing with the challenges of mental and emotional distress. We are deeply grateful to all who’ve given of their time and talent for this wonderful event!”
“Gibson Gives’ mission centers around music education and wellness programs,” says Gibson Gives Executive Director, Dendy Jarrett. “Guitars For Vets’ mission is in perfect alignment as they teach guitar to U.S. Veteran’s to help them cope with PTSD. We are proud to support!”
Catch Scott Stapp on tour currently with his solo band!
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