November 29th, 2020:
Music For Change Virtual Concert
Music For Change is putting together an awesome virtual show in support of Sweet Relief! Subscribe to their YouTube channel and tune in on November 29th!
December 3rd, 2020:
ARISE ONLINE
ARISE Online continues on Thursday, December 3 with innovative electronic duo Melody Lines for a high-quality online concert experience.
Streaming from Colorado Sound Studios, fans can stay safe at home, catch a watch party with friends or even an online stream slumber party at A-Lodge and jam out to world-class electronic music, live painting, exclusive interviews and virtual hangouts.
You can join us immediately after the concert for a special one-night-only virtual meet and greet with Spectacle. Simply upgrade your ticket and receive exclusive access to meet the band, ask questions, sing songs, and take in-stream photos and videos.
Tickets start at only $10.
A portion of the proceeds to benefit Sweet Relief Musicians Fund to help heal musicians in need.
Streaming from Colorado Sound Studios, fans can stay safe at home, catch a watch party with friends or even an online stream slumber party at A-Lodge and jam out to world-class electronic music, live painting, exclusive interviews and virtual hangouts.
You can join us immediately after the concert for a special one-night-only virtual meet and greet with Spectacle. Simply upgrade your ticket and receive exclusive access to meet the band, ask questions, sing songs, and take in-stream photos and videos.
Tickets start at only $10.
A portion of the proceeds to benefit Sweet Relief Musicians Fund to help heal musicians in need.
November '20-January '21:
LONE STAR SESSIONS
Jack Daniel’s is putting the the Texas musicians we love back on the iconic stages that we miss through their Lone Star Sessions LIVE streaming series featuring Walker Lukens (Nov 19th), Jackie Venson (Dec 17th) and David Ramirez (Jan 21st).
Music isn’t going anywhere, thanks to artists, Jack Daniel’s, and you. The events of this year have been an unparalleled pain-in-the-you-know-where, with musicians being some of the hardest hit folks in the entire economy. But as we all know, Texans aren’t exactly fond of cashing in their chips when they face a run of bad luck. Oh contraire - Texas creatives have been pushing forward through 2020 with the stubborn gusto for which the state is well known. Whether it be playing a concert online or writing songs about life in quarantine, artists are doing their damndest to come out of this with a story to tell. They’ve been able to power through all of this with the help of ever supportive music fans, as well as vitally important programs like Sweet Relief Musicians Fund.
Music isn’t going anywhere, thanks to artists, Jack Daniel’s, and you. The events of this year have been an unparalleled pain-in-the-you-know-where, with musicians being some of the hardest hit folks in the entire economy. But as we all know, Texans aren’t exactly fond of cashing in their chips when they face a run of bad luck. Oh contraire - Texas creatives have been pushing forward through 2020 with the stubborn gusto for which the state is well known. Whether it be playing a concert online or writing songs about life in quarantine, artists are doing their damndest to come out of this with a story to tell. They’ve been able to power through all of this with the help of ever supportive music fans, as well as vitally important programs like Sweet Relief Musicians Fund.
January, 2020:
Big Love Benefit Concert
The Big Love Benefit Virtual Concert: Def Leppard’s Rick Allen, Lauren Monroe, Sound Image Presents, Sweet Relief & Project Resiliency have banded together to raise urgently needed funds for our COVID-19 Fund to help entertainment professionals affected by the global pandemic.
Stay tuned for more info!
Stay tuned for more info!
Road-less Series
The coronavirus pandemic -- with the wave of concert and festival cancellations left in its wake-- has particularly impacted the lives of independent musicians, most of whom rely upon touring for the majority of their income. While the collective music community has admirably rallied to raise millions of needed dollars for a variety of charitable causes, the organizers seek to help independent musicians earn critical revenues directly from their work. The “Livestream Road-Less Series,” will provide all indie artists the opportunity to perform and monetize livestreams through a branded channel and experience on streaming platforms such as Twitch. Artists will get a free customized RoadNation.com page to sell unique experiences and merch like a virtual meet-and-greet, shoutout or instrument lesson. |
Polyverse.TV
Our partners at Polyverse Music have put together Polyverse.TV, a live stream-powered fundraising platform dedicated to helping fellow musicians get through the global COVID-19 crisis together. All donations are coordinated through Sweet Relief and go directly towards the featured performers and fellow musicians in need of financial support. If you’re a musician that has been financially impacted by COVID-19, you can apply to play here www.polyverse.tv |
