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Darius Rucker, Steel Magnolia, bluegrass duo Dailey and Vincent and New Orleans jazz band Trombone Shorty & Orleans Avenue will take the stage next Tuesday (May 11) for the annual GRAMMY Block Party on Nashville's Music Row.This year's concert, which begins at 4:30 PM CT at Owen Bradley Park, will help raise funds and awareness for MusiCares Nashville Flood Relief. MusiCares, which aids musicians and other people within the industry in times of critical need, has been inundated with calls for assistance due to last week's flooding in Music City.
One hundred percent of every dollar raised will be immediately distributed to help those in in Nashville's music community who are victims of the flood.
For more information about the services MusiCares provides, please visit their official website.
