Musicians band together for wildfire recovery benefit concert in Nova Scotia
Matt Mays, Neon Dreams and Jenn Grant among performers
Nova Scotia musicians are coming together to help raise funds for those affected by the recent wildfires in the province. The Wildfire Benefit Concert will take place on Friday night at the Scotiabank Centre in Halifax, with all proceeds going to the United Way, a local organization supporting Nova Scotians impacted by the fires.
The concert features headliners Matt Mays, Neon Dreams, Jenn Grant, Classified, and Joel Plaskett Emergency, along with many other local musicians. Co-producer Brookes Diamond said the event came together quickly and that everyone involved is there for the cause.
Thousands of people have been displaced since the wildfires roared through parts of the province in late May, with 150 homes destroyed in the Upper Tantallon and Hammonds Plains area and about 60 homes claimed in the Shelburne County area. The Wildfire Benefit Concert is a wonderful opportunity to support those in need and enjoy some great music at the same time.
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