Appalachian Road Show To Live-Stream Album Release Benefit Show From Nashville's Historic Station Inn

New York, NY (Top40 Charts) All proceeds made via GoFundMe to be donated to Hands On Nashville for tornado relief.
Roots-driven supergroup Appalachian Road Show will donate all proceeds from its 'Tribulation' (3.27) album release show to Hands On Nashville in support of its tornado relief efforts. For safety measures in response to COVID-19, the event will now be live-streamed from Nashville's historic Station Inn on Wed., Mar. 25 at 8 PM.

"Like everyone in the Greater Nashville area, we have been directly impacted by the tornado," says fiddler Jim VanCleve. "My daughter's school, West Wilson Middle, was destroyed in the event. So many have stepped up and represented the very best in humanity in the aftermath, and we want to do anything we can to help."

Appalachian Road Show is a dynamic five piece group comprised of award-winning musicians, unified by a mission to preserve the rich cultural and musical heritage of Appalachia. The album release show will feature a one-of-a-kind immersive experience into the cultural heritage of Appalachia jam-packed with versatile instrumental jams and more.

With each member holding a personal connection to the Nashville music community over the years, Appalachian Road Show is showing that is #NashvilleStrong with each online donation made via its GoFundMe page, here: gofundme.com/f/xfmvcf-nashville-tornado-relief

"The Hands on Nashville team and the innumerable volunteers they're coordinating — like so many other amazing organizations in the area — are providing the help our community desperately needs in the wake of this devastating event," continues VanCleve. 'We're grateful for any opportunity to help."

WHO: Appalachian Road Show
WHAT: 'Tribulation' Album Release Show
WHEN: Wednesday, Mar. 25 at 8 PM