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Retired NFL Super Bowl Champion To Host Charity Concert
June 11, 2015
LIVERMORE -- For the past eight years Livermore native and retired Indianapolis Colt Tight End Dallas Clark, and his nonprofit foundation, have hosted a large fundraising event to raise money for community projects and student scholarships.
This year's charity event is bigger than ever! The 2015 Live Concert will be held Friday, June 12, at the Spring Valley Golf Course, Livermore, at 7 p.m.
The money raised by The Dallas Clark Foundation during this live concert event is returned to the community through educational scholarships, innovative recycling programs that teach students how and why to recycle, funds local community improvement projects, and teaches area youth about football and physical fitness.
This year's concert line up brings to central Iowa a Midwest favorite: The Johnny Holm Band. Johnny Holm is the band leader and front man of the most widely known and traveled band in America and is one of most entertaining performers on the road today. The Johnny Holm Band says, "The show is dedicated to the fans and they do most of the entertaining." Surrounding himself with the finest musicians in the Midwest, the band rocks, picks, and thunders along for 3 to 4 hours, almost non-stop from the first song to the last laugh.
The opening act is a pop/acoustic band, Called SNAX. The SNAX band features Maddie Poppe, a seventeen-year-old singer/songwriter from Clarksville.
Under a large tent the concert will begin, rain or shine, at 7 p.m. Concert goers must be 21 to attend. Tickets are available in advance at Emerald's (1515 N McCoy St, Algona, IA 50511) or at the door at the Spring Valley Golf Course, Livermore.
Shuttle Bus: round trip bus rides available at Emeralds in Algona (two buses) and at the Knotty Pine in Humboldt (one bus) starting at 6:30 p.m. by Party-In-Motion! No pre-registration, just show up! Buses will be running in 30 minute shifts, if it's not there it will be back!
