Cameo Going Country To Raise Money
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Carrie Underwood, FGL’s Tyler Hubbard, Jon Pardi, Kip Moore, Jordan Davis and Maddie & Tae are among the country artists taking part in the Academy of Country Music’s “Cameo Goes Country” campaign.
It will benefit the ACM Lifting Lives COVID-19 Response Fund and music therapy programs for health-related issues, both mental and physical.
The “Cameo Goes Country” campaign is live from now through Wednesday, June 30th and fans can view participating talent, book personalized messages, and purchase virtual meet-and-greet tickets in support of the initiative by visiting http://www.cameo.com/tags/acm-lifting-lives.
There are over 20 country artists available, and the cost goes up depending on how famous they are.
You can go big and spend $1,000 on Carrie Underwood, and if that’s too rich, Trace Adkins is $400.
Tyler Hubbard of Florida Georgia Line is $125, Lauren Alaina for $95, or Walker Hayes at $70.
$50 will get you Maddie & Tae, and $40 is Travis Denning’s price.
Created in April 2020, the COVID-19 Response Fund has distributed over $3.5 million to assist individuals working in the Country music industry who have suffered financial crisis as a result of the pandemic.
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Tags: Cameo, Cameo Goes Country, Carrie Underwood, Jon Pardu, Jordan Davis, Kip Moore, Maddie & Tae, Tyler HubbardCategorised in: Country Music News
This post was written by Cheryl Johnstone