K9 Kohl and Sparky Presents WRFN Hot Rod Show and Concert Benefit
This show will be taking place in Nashville Tn
Show Location: The LimeLight 201 Woodland st.
Time of Show: May 22nd 6pm
Show Introduction:
A Hot Rod and Motorcycle show hosted by the Voodoo Kings Car Club will run simultaneously in the parking lot of the Limelight. For information on entering, contact k9 Kohl at 615-593-3493. A free limo will ferry benefit-goers between the Limelight and downtown Nashville.
Vehicle to be seen include:
Hot Rods,Rat Rods,Muscle Cars. Motorcycles, Antiques and Classics of all kinds
Additional Event Information
Rock icon Tommy Tutone will headline a benefit for Radio Free Nashville (RFN), Nashville’s community radio station. Tutone is best known for the 80’s anthem “Jenny (867-5309)”, a song that inspired thousands of phone calls around the country to unsuspecting folks who happened to share Jenny’s catchy phone number. The RFN benefit will be held Saturday, May 22, 2010, 6:00pm, at the Limelight, 201 Woodland Street in Nashville. Tickets for the benefit are $10.
Rounding out the bill are Hellfire Revival, Marc Eric, Kris Bell, Jason and the Punknecks, and the Chris Cassell Trio. Rick Bacon, automotive host from Spike TV, will be on hand to sign autographs and talk with fans. And a 50’s-style Pinup Girl contest will continue throughout the night, with the winner featured in spreads in both Rust Queens magazine, and cruisinthestreets.com online magazine.
The benefit is sponsored by The Entertainers Group Talent Management, Caesar’s Italian, Bistro, Unique Automotive, Kustom Thrills Tattoo, 1st American Sedans and Limousines, Flyte World Dining, Nobodys Sports Bar in The Boro O’Reillys Auto Parts, and Auto Zone.
Radio Free Nashville broadcasts at 107.1-FM, on the web at www.radiofreenashville.org and on iQTV cable channel 10 on SAP. Radio Free Nashville provides Nashville’s only programming dedicated to examining health care in Tennessee; introducing children to music; teaching owners how to outwit their dogs; and more, plus every imaginable kind of music, from zydeco and blues to smooth jazz and chorale, all produced and hosted by local community programmers. Over 80 community members are currently on the air.
In addition, Radio Free Nashville partners with Oasis Center and has a broadcast production facility for youth operating at the Oasis Center YOC on Charlotte Avenue. Youth from around the area broadcast live from the center weekly.
Fee Schedule
$10
WRFN Hot Rod Show and Concert Benefit
Nashville Tn Car Show
Contact Information
K9 Kohl 615 593-3494
Or visit www.radiofreenashville.org.
