Official press release:
After the success of 2014's "Ten Bands One Cause" effort - which raised $28,046.50 for Gilda's Club NYC (GCNYC), an organization that provides free support to people with cancer - ten new artists joined the program in 2015: Between The Buried And Me, Run The Jewels, Sturgill Simpson, Joey Bada$$, Al Green, Chet Faker, Pierce The Veil, Primus, Clutch, and Ingrid Michaelson. In conjunction with RED, the aforementioned bands released a limited pink vinyl edition of their latest album, with all proceeds going to GCNYC. To-date, the program has brought in an impressive $36,758 for the cause - which also includes donations from several companies (such as Metal Blade Records, who gave a skinned ASG guitar for auction).
For more information about "Ten Bands One Cause" and how you can help, please visit 10bands1cause.com
GCNYC was founded in 1995 in memory of Gilda Radner, the talented comedian and original cast member of Saturday Night Live who passed away in 1989 from ovarian cancer. GCNYC's mission is to support, educate and empower cancer patients and their families. For more information, please visit: www.gildasclubnyc.org17 comments
Post CommentAwesome cause! fck those of you making jokes about it!
the crib in that picture above is the nationwide capitol of watching netflix with your girlfriend for 15 hours daily
I may be late to the party but what is djent????
Ray DJENT Clark hides in the bushes by your kids sandbox
an impressive $36,000??? That's like an hour of cancer treatments
pretty sure i've had enough of the cancer research racket. they've had their shot at it and have gotten more money thrown at them than pretty much any other disease in history. time to just let people smoke weed and die.
As long as a horrible disease gets commodified. #Trump2016
1) not exactly the band name you want backing a fatal illness. 2) mordecancer
BTBAM is cancer fcker beat me to it. Bring back GLASS CASKET
eugenics is officially cool now. deal with it, peolple. you have the bilderbergs to thank for messed up sh-t like that.
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That's awesome supporting the cancer community but it seems like an attempt to apologize for lack of djent Rdc