Performers will include Dirty Grass Soul, Todd & Friends with Jeff Cline and Bailey Marie Griggs. Food Trucks will be on-site and available during the event. Half of all monetary donations will be used to purchase and transport items needed for farms and farm animals displaced by Hurricane Helene.

The ETSU Martin Center for the Arts is proud to present 49 Winchester for a special benefit concert to support Hurricane Helene relief efforts in East Tennessee, Western North Carolina,

ROANOKE, Va. – Martin’s Downtown Bar and Grill hosted a benefit concert Wednesday night to support victims of Hurricane Helene. The event featured performances by local bands, including the Jared Stout Trio, and raised money through cover charges and donations.

Luke Combs, James Taylor, Billy Strings and Eric Church will join forces for the concert, scheduled for Oct. 26, with 100% of proceeds going to hurricane relief efforts.

North Carolina natives Luke Combs, Eric Church, James Taylor and other stars will take the stage in Charlotte to raise money for victims of Hurricane Helene.

In response to the devastating impact of Hurricane Helene on Western North Carolina, Band Together and Lincoln Theatre, in partnership with WRAL, That Station, Red Hat Amphitheater and Coastal Credit Union,

Read WUNC's special coverage of Helene here, or find organizations to donate to here. As western North Carolina begins its long road to recovery after Helene, musicians from across the southeast are lining up benefit concerts.