We already told you about the (Red)Nights’ Concert to Save Lives happening at Carnegie Hall Sunday October 4th, now we’ve got a pair of tickets to give away to the night of musical collaboration. Just leave a comment with who you’re most excited to see that night and register with your real email so we can contact you. About the evening: Hal Willner presents Gavin Friday and Friends featuring: Bono, Rufus Wainwright, Courtney Love, The Edge, Shane Macgowan, Adam Clayton, Laurie Anderson, Larry Mullen Jr, and many more artists performing at the night, of which a portion of the proceeds go to help eliminate AIDS in Africa. Tickets and information are available here or at the Carnegie Hall box office. To win tickets, you must be at least 18 and live in the NYC area. Check the official rules, and to find out more about (RED)NIGHTS, go to joinred.com
Contest: Win Tickets to (Red)Nights Concert That Saves Lives at Carnegie Hall
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What a fantastic lineup. Should be a wonderful night. I couldn’t possibly choose just one act that I want to see, but I suppose I’m most excited about seeing the Edge play with his brother. Pick me! Pick me!
Wow! Where to start with a line up like that?!
If I had to pick just one, I would have to pick Bono(and the rest of U2 of course!) because Bono is a wonderful caring person and musician, with some of his lyrics, “Every generation gets a chance to change the world Pity the nation that will listen to your boys and girls,” “I could never take a chance Of losing love to find romance”, “I can’t believe the news today Oh, I can’t close my eyes and make it go away How long, how long must we sing this song? ‘Cause tonight we can be as one, tonight” show how much character he has, what a wonderful soul he has… He really opened up my mind last week when I went to one of the stops on the U2 360 tour with his discussion on the RED campaign, among other things. I would love to see them again because it was a crowd of 83,000 and with that many people you loose the feeling of intimacy you should get from a concert; being connected with the artist. Also, Bono has been one of my favorite artists since I was about 6 years old, I used to run around singing “Beautiful Day” pretending I could sing like him…. now I know I can’t sing like him but I still love him and its still amazing to have seen him.
Seeing Bono in person last week was truly amazing, a highlight of my life for sure, and to do it again would really just downright MAGNIFICENT.
Peace & Love.
It’s all about GAVIN! I have never seen him headline a show – and it will be amazing with his old friends Guggi and those other Irish lads with the funny names, they go way back. It’s a brilliant group of artists and with Hal at the helm, it promises to be a brilliant night – and for a great cause!
Who? Rufus Wainwright.
Why? Because he’s Rufus Wainwright and puts on a show like no other….
Well, Rufus Wainwright, obviously. Have you heard the voice on that man?
My life long dream is to meet Larry Mullen Jr. I was fortunate to see U2 in Chicago for the 360 tour but saddened that Larry was hidden behind the cymbals and drum kit for most of the show. I believe he is the anchor in the band and admire his dedication to his teenage dream!
Bono for sure! He has helped inspired my desire to serve those living with AIDS in Africa. I hope to be moving to Swaziland or Uganda next summer to work with orphans and mothers living with AIDS.