The Go Big For Hunger charity has announced that Jon Fishman of Phish, George Porter Jr. of the Meters and Cyril Neville will come together for an additional performance in Portland, Maine to raise money for their cause. The newly announced event will usher in their upcoming Maine Dead Project, set for March 4, at Portland, Maine's Bayside Bowl.
The Maine-based charity was founded in 2016 by life-long live music lover and Maine native, Greg Martens. He was inspired by the Yoko Ono, Jerry Garcia and the Hard Rock Cafe's Imagine There's No Hunger global campaign. Since then, Martens has implemented his creative inclinations and ardent care on a local level to fight childhood hunger throughout his state. Go Big For Hunger is an all-volunteer effort and channels 100% of its efforts to frontline feeding efforts through the Maine-based Full Plates Full Potential.
The newly announced pre-party event will only sell 100 tickets so capacity will be limited.
Over the two evenings, guests will enjoy appearances by special guests including members of SeepeopleS, Rustic Overtones, Frank Blinkal, Hambone, and more. After-party information for the evening of March 4 is set to be released on Go Big For Hunger's site soon.
Learn more about Go Big For Hunger here.
find tickets for the events here: March 3, and here: March 4.
