Jim Pollock has stepped up to help HeadCount’s Midterms Matter Tour. The longtime Phish artist has donated a special series of uncut artist’s proofs of his 10,000 Lakes Music Festival poster to help spread HeadCount’s ‘Midterms Matter’ message. The posters will be raffled off at HeadCount’s booth throughout the festival, scheduled to take place in Detroit Lakes, MN from July 19-22. Each proof is specially signed by Pollock and features the motto ‘Midterms Matter.’ While only a few months into the summer, HeadCount has registered nearly 3,000 voters since Memorial Day weekend. The non-profit, non-partisan organization will be at festivals throughout the summer and on the road with bands like the Dave Matthews Band and O.A.R.
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