News Summary
The Rock 2 Freedom concert is slated for October 12 at House of Blues Anaheim, featuring Goo Goo Dolls, Hippies & Cowboys, and .48 Special. This event supports the Slave 2 Nothing Foundation to combat serious social issues, including substance abuse and human trafficking. Tickets start at $50 and include raffle entries for an In-N-Out Cookout Truck. Join the excitement and support a great cause!
Excitement Builds in Anaheim for Upcoming Rock 2 Freedom Concert!
Hey there, Anaheim! Get ready to rock your socks off because the Rock 2 Freedom concert is just around the corner. Scheduled for Saturday, October 12, this event is a fantastic blend of great music and an even greater cause. Set to take place at the iconic House of Blues Anaheim, the concert doors swing open at 5:30 p.m. and keep the party going until 11:30 p.m. Can you feel that excitement?
Who’s On Stage?
This year, the concert features some seriously rockin’ acts, including the well-loved Goo Goo Dolls. You know their hits, and now you can experience the magic live! Joining them on stage will be Nashville’s own Hippies & Cowboys, and the one-of-a-kind In-N-Out’s staff band, .48 Special. Yes, you heard that right! .48 Special, named after In-N-Out’s founding year of 1948, brings a unique flair to this lineup. Made up of In-N-Out team members, including their owner Lynsi Snyder-Ellingson, this band knows how to put on a show! Expect an electrifying performance highlighted by their previous trend of covers from rock legends like Metallica, all while incorporating stunning aerial stunts and flashy pyrotechnics!
Tickets and Raffles
Thinking of catching this rockin’ night? Tickets are currently available, starting at just $50 for general admission. Grab your tickets soon because this isn’t just a concert; it’s an experience! As a cherry on top, every ticket purchase includes a raffle ticket for a chance to win the amazing services of an In-N-Out Cookout Truck! Imagine having a delicious outdoor feast catered by one of the most beloved burger chains around!
For a Cause
Now, let’s not forget why we’re coming together for this incredible evening. Proceeds from the concert benefit the Slave 2 Nothing Foundation, an organization founded back in 2016 by Lynsi Snyder-Ellingson and Sean Ellingson. The foundation is dedicated to combatting serious issues like substance abuse and human trafficking, making this concert pivotal, especially as October is recognized as National Substance Use Prevention Month. Every dollar spent on a ticket contributes to raising awareness and supporting the fight against these pressing problems.
Past Performances and Community Impact
The House of Blues has hosted previous Rock 2 Freedom events in 2021 and 2022, attracting enthusiastic crowds before relocating to Pomona in 2023. It’s evident that the community values and rallies for such meaningful causes—last January, a car cruise fundraiser took place along the stunning Pacific Coast Highway, all aimed at raising awareness against trafficking.
Mark Your Calendar!
Don’t miss this incredible opportunity to enjoy a night of rock music for a fantastic cause. The concert marks the only Southern California date for the Goo Goo Dolls and is a must-attend event for fans and community supporters alike. Plus, the Hippies & Cowboys will also be performing in Los Angeles the very next day, making this a perfect weekend for music lovers!
The House of Blues Anaheim is located at 400 Disney Way No. 337 in Anaheim GardenWalk. For more details on the concert, ticket purchases, and the important work of the Slave 2 Nothing Foundation, you can visit slave2nothing.org. Come out, rock on, and support an amazing cause—let’s make some noise, Anaheim!
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- Wikipedia: Music in Orange County
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- Google Search: Rock music Anaheim
- Daily News: In-N-Out Burger’s Band Will Return to House of Blues Anaheim on Oct 12
- Google Scholar: Live music events
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