The Anniversary Celebration Music and Art Event will feature a concert, live and silent auction and complimentary food and beverages with admission. October’s flood relief event raised $20,000 for Nashville musicians and welcomed approximately 500 guests.
Songwriter/Artist Ray Stephenson (Kenny Chesney’s “Hemingway’s Whiskey”) is creating a special art piece from Peter Frampton‘s flood damaged guitar, which will join artwork from local Nashville artists Randy L. Purcell, Jeff Bertrand, and Cartoonist (Nancy)/Songwriter Guy Gilchrist in the May 3 live auction.
Tickets for the music and art event are $35 and are on sale now at ReTune Nashville’s ticket site.
About ReTune Nashville:
Founded as a nonprofit organization following the devastating floods in May 2010 by Nashville photographer Sheri O’Neal and members of the Nashville music and art community, ReTune Nashville exists with a mission to provide relief to uninsured Nashville musicians through the sale of artwork created from flood damaged musical gear. All proceeds are donated to MusiCares Nashville Flood Relief and the Nashville Musicians Association Flood Relief Fund for distribution to those uninsured musicians. retunenashville.org