Virtual Benefit Concert on May 27th to Help Save & Preserve the San Marcos Foothills
CONCERT VIDEO NOW AVAILABLE ONLINE ON DEMAND!
May 27th may have passed, but you can still watch it online (and can still donate through the means noted in the video!) at http://bit.ly/foothillsforever
ABOUT THE CONCERT:
On May 27th, Foothills Forever hosted a Virtual Benefit Music Concert featuring Santa Barbara locals Glen Phillips of Toad the Wet Sprocket, Zach Gill of ALO and Jack Johnson’s band, and Bruce Goldish, plus Nashville’s Rich Mahan.
The event brought together these renowned musicians to help raise funds in the final push to protect and preserve the San Marcos Foothills West Mesa for future generations. To date, the Foothills Forever campaign has raised over $17 million, with a remaining $1.3 million needed to be raised by June 1st in order to purchase the property for the public's benefit.
While the concert happened on May 27th, it is STILL AVAILABLE FOR VIEWING at http://bit.ly/foothillsforever
A BIT ABOUT THE MUSICAL ARTISTS:
Glen Phillips - American songwriter, lyricist, singer and guitarist. He is perhaps best known as the singer and songwriter of the alternative rock group Toad the Wet Sprocket.
Zach Gill of ALO - California rock band currently signed to Jack Johnson & Brushfire Records label. They have released four full-length albums for Brushfire, as well as a number of prior independent releases including a film soundtrack.
Bruce Goldish - Local iconic Santa Barbara “parking garage” guitarist who turns humble parking lot garages into his own personal concert halls. Sweet harmonic to caffeinated percussive fingerstyle guitar. His dedication to his art and the musical spell he's cast on downtown Santa Barbara for over a decade is celebrated in the award-winning short film, " State Street Serenade."
Rich Mahan - Guitarist/singer-songwriter Rich Mahan lives in Nashville, Tennessee, where he recorded his solo debut, Blame Bobby Bare in 2012, and its follow up, Hot Chicken Wisdom in 2018. Over the years, he’s toured and recorded with several groups, playing roots rock with Jam Band Avocado Sundae and co-founding the alt-country band Shurman, which was signed to Vanguard Records.
