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The B.C. Country Music Association is putting together a concert in support of flood relief in Grand Forks, which will take place in Kelowna.
On June 21, for a minimum $15 donation, concert-goers can check out the lineup at the OK Corral and support flood victims.
"We did the fire relief fundraiser last year for the folks in Boston Bar," said B.C. Country Music Association president Linda Corscadden. "We wanted to help again."
All proceeds from the event will be going toward Grand Forks flood cleanup efforts.The artists have agreed to perform for free to support this movement.
"They are fantastic artists. The talent that is coming out of B.C. right now is fantastic, and I'm happy that these artists stepped up to perform for free in support of this," Corscadden said.
The lineup includes Aaron Halliday, Son of John, The Hillside Outlaws, Beamer Wigley and Michael Daniels.
Silent auction donations are also welcome, which can be coordinated with local organizer Aaron Halliday at 250 212 9356.
Doors open at 7:30 p.m. June 21.
