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Musicians On Call Holding Online Auction, Benefitting From Songwriters Series
May 26, 2010 at 11:39 AM (PT)
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MUSICIANS ON CALL has added a package to attend the JUNE 1st TAYLOR SWIFT tour stop in WASHINGTON, DC, which is sold out, to their MOC MONDAY MADNESS AUCTION. MOC MONDAY MADNESS is series of weekly auctions, featuring Country music related items, to benefit MUSICIANS ON CALL. Other auction items include Meet & Greet passes to see BROOKS & DUNN in WASHINGTON DC, autographed guitars from DARIUS RUCKER, CARRIE UNDERWOOD, BRAD PAISLEY, VINCE GILL and KELLIE PICKLER and concert tickets for KEITH URBAN, REBA McENTIRE, ALAN JACKSON and more.
MOC MONDAY MADNESS runs through JULY 4th with some items closing as early as this FRIDAY (5/28). Check out the auction items at www.ebay.com/moc.
MUSICIANS ON CALL will also benefit from the “Songwriters Series,” which takes place at the HARD ROCK CAFÉ in NASHVILLE from JUNE 10th-JUNE 12th. The JUNE 10th show is a tribute to KENNY CHESNEY and will feature songwriters MAC McANALLY, CRAIG WISEMAN, BRETT JAMES and more (NET NEWS 5/19). The JUNE 11th show will feature ASCAP hit-makers CHRIS TOMKINS, DAVE BERG and MARC BEESON. BMI writers DALLAS DAVIDSON, TOM DOUGLAS, WYNN VARBLE and a surprise guest will perform on JUNE 12th.
Shows begin at 8p (CT) each night and tickets start at $10. Tickets are available at www.ticketalternative.com. Visit www.hardrockcafe.com for more information about the “Songwriters Series.”
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