Dylan Novacek
Simpson Housing Services is proud to announce their second annual benefit concert, ‘Music 4 Shelter’, featuring Grammy nominated funk group Tank and the Bangas headlining an all-star lineup.
Rock out on Friday, November 4 at The Fillmore in Minneapolis. Tickets are on sale now. All proceeds go toward Simpson’s shelter and housing programs.
The night will be full of great music. In addition to the headliners, other acts include Purple Funk Metropolis, Soul Beautiful, and sets from DJ Shannon Blowtorch. Attendees will be invited to play games, win prizes, and participate in an exciting online auction.
Click here to learn more about ‘Music 4 Shelter’ and get your tickets.
WHAT: ‘Music 4 Shelter’ – Simpson Housing Services’ Annual Benefit Concert.
WHO: Tank and the Bangas, Purple Funk Metropolis, Soul Beautiful, and DJ Shannon Blow Torch.
WHEN: Friday, November 4 – Doors Open at 6 p.m. // Tickets are just $65.00.
WHERE: The Fillmore, Minneapolis
Meet The Performers:
Tank and the Bangas:
A Grammy nominated funk group based in New Orleans, Louisiana. Winners the of the 2017 NPR Tiny Desk Concert. Click here to watch their award-winning performance.
Purple Funk Metropolis:
A seven-piece instrumental funk and soul band based in Minneapolis, Minnesota. Their latest album The Golden Goose is out now!
Soul Beautiful:
An eclectic, positive, neo-soul, diverse live band with Jess Pierce, the Youth Services Program Manager at Simpson Housing Services.
DJ Shannon Blowtorch:
An award-winning DJ, promoter, and professional party thrower. Click here to learn more.
Tickets on sale now. Click here to get yours! Want to win a set of tickets? Like, comment, or share this story on social media and you could win.
About Simpson Housing Services:
Simpson Housing Services is a nonprofit organization in Minneapolis that provides housing, support, and advocacy for people experiencing homelessness. They believe everybody has the right to safe, affordable housing and annually support 2,000 people. This year also marks Simpson’s 40th year.
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