• https://www.dead.net/features/bob-weir/bob-weir-tim-flannery-benefit-concert-bryan-stow-now-available-online
    Bob Weir & Tim Flannery Benefit Concert for Bryan Stow now available online

    On August 5, 2013, the non-profit organization Music That Matters will launch its IPTV anywhere and Roku video music channel. The channel will initially feature two pay-per-view benefit concerts. The first, Bob Weir and Tim Flannery, Live from the Uptown Theatre is a benefit to raise money for Bryan Stow. Stow suffered life threatening injuries when attending a Major League Baseball game and Music that Matters has been raising funds to help offset his medical costs. The Second benefit Concert will be Jefferson Starship performing a tribute of their 60's album Surrealistic Pillow to benefit their stricken lead guitarist Slick Aguilar.

    To view the upcoming concerts or load the Music That Matters Roku Channel, visit www.nano-flix.com/musicthatmatters.

    361131

The Band

Band
0 comments
sort by
Recent
Reset
Items displayed
No comments available.
user picture
Default Avatar

Member for

15 years 7 months

On August 5, 2013, the non-profit organization Music That Matters will launch its IPTV anywhere and Roku video music channel. The channel will initially feature two pay-per-view benefit concerts. The first, Bob Weir and Tim Flannery, Live from the Uptown Theatre is a benefit to raise money for Bryan Stow. Stow suffered life threatening injuries when attending a Major League Baseball game and Music that Matters has been raising funds to help offset his medical costs. The Second benefit Concert will be Jefferson Starship performing a tribute of their 60's album Surrealistic Pillow to benefit their stricken lead guitarist Slick Aguilar.

To view the upcoming concerts or load the Music That Matters Roku Channel, visit www.nano-flix.com/musicthatmatters.

Display on homepage featured list
Off
Custom Teaser

On August 5, 2013, the non-profit organization Music That Matters will launch its IPTV anywhere and Roku video music channel. The channel will initially feature two pay-per-view benefit concerts. The first, Bob Weir and Tim Flannery, Live from the Uptown Theatre is a benefit to raise money for Bryan Stow. Stow suffered life threatening injuries when attending a Major League Baseball game and Music that Matters has been raising funds to help offset his medical costs. The Second benefit Concert will be Jefferson Starship performing a tribute of their 60's album Surrealistic Pillow to benefit their stricken lead guitarist Slick Aguilar.

Feature type
Band