Christine Ohlman – vocals (Saturday Night Live)
Chris Pati – guitar, vocals (IndimusicTV)
Jeff Kazee – keyboards, vocals, musical director (Bon Jovi, Southside Johnny)
John Conte – Bass (Southside Johnny, Peter Wolf, Ian Hunter)
Billy Norris – guitar and vocals (Gavin DeGraw, Train)
Rodney Howard – drums (Gavin DeGraw, Avril Lavigne)
Neal Pawley – trombone (Southside Johnny and the Jukes)
Chris Anderson – trumpet (Southside Johnny and the Jukes)
John Isley – Sax (Southside Johnny and the Jukes)
Ricky Byrd – guitar, vocals (Joan Jett and the Blackhearts)
Christine Ohlman – vocals (Saturday Night Live)
Chris Pati – guitar, vocals (IndimusicTV)
Jeff Kazee – keyboards, vocals, musical director (Bon Jovi, Southside Johnny)
John Conte – Bass (Southside Johnny, Peter Wolf, Ian Hunter)
Billy Norris – guitar and vocals (Gavin DeGraw, Train)
Rodney Howard – drums (Gavin DeGraw, Avril Lavigne)
Neal Pawley – trombone (Southside Johnny and the Jukes)
Chris Anderson – trumpet (Southside Johnny and the Jukes)
John Isley – Sax (Southside Johnny and the Jukes)
Ricky Byrd – guitar, vocals (Joan Jett and the Blackhearts)
Children and their families travel from all over the globe to the world’s premier biomedical research facility, the National Institutes of Health (NIH), because conventional treatments have failed to have sufficient impact on their illnesses. The Children’s Inn at NIH is a residential facility that allows families to remain together while their children are undergoing treatment. The Inn gives kids a place to be kids for a while, instead of patients. At the end of the treatment day, they leave behind the IV drips, the needles, the nurses, and doctors to return to The Inn and, most importantly, to the comforting presence of their families and caring staff and volunteers.
Christine Ohlman – vocals (Saturday Night Live)
Chris Pati – guitar, vocals (IndimusicTV)
Jeff Kazee – keyboards, vocals, musical director (Bon Jovi, Southside Johnny)
John Conte – Bass (Southside Johnny, Peter Wolf, Ian Hunter)
Billy Norris – guitar and vocals (Gavin DeGraw, Train)
Rodney Howard – drums (Gavin DeGraw, Avril Lavigne)
Neal Pawley – trombone (Southside Johnny and the Jukes)
Chris Anderson – trumpet (Southside Johnny and the Jukes)
John Isley – Sax (Southside Johnny and the Jukes)
Ricky Byrd – guitar, vocals (Joan Jett and the Blackhearts)
This ten-man unit consists of a four-piece rhythm section, a five-piece brass section, and its lead vocalist, Steve Smith. Together, Steve Smith and the Nakeds are now celebrating decades of live performances and studio recordings. During that time, the rhythm & blues powerhouse has thrived with their distinct infectious blend of rhythm, brass, and fun. Throughout their history, the band has shared the touring stage and recording studio over 200 times with Bruce Springsteen’s saxophonist, Clarence Clemons for a series of critically acclaimed performances. They have been featured on television, appearing on MTV’s video countdown program “The Basement Tapes” and an episode of “The Family Guy” and on movie soundtracks (“Dumb and Dumber”, “The Greatest Beer Run Ever”).
With Special Musical Guests:
Ricky Byrd
Christine Ohlman
Chris Pati
The event opened with local fav Mojo Sun
Foghat, Tusk and Mojo Sun with special guests Ron Holloway, Christine Ohlman and Chris Pati rocked the house!
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Since 2004, our signature annual concert featuring legendary musicians from across
the globe has raised over $1,000,000 for children (and parents) in need.
We bring legendary performers from some of the greatest bands in history.
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