Cauring Causes: The Fight for Nashville

The Fight For Nashville is a Breast Cancer Awareness Concert to help raise money for the American Cancer Society Men Wear Pink Foundation. It showcases Van Halen music from all eras and songs played by many of Nashville's top tour band members, performing artists, and local favorites. The goal is to rock for a cause and help raise money for breast cancer research. The show will be held at The Cowan at Top Golf (500 Cowan St., Nashville, TN) on October 8th. The doors open at 6 pm show starts at 7 pm. Tickets available HERE. Donations are encouraged if fans cannot attend the American Cancer Society and Men Wear Pink Foundation-approved fundraiser. Support the event HERE.

Show organizer Brian Russell Collins stated, "Cancer is a disease I've been personally affected by. Losing my mother and sister to this disease changed my whole world. My life's mission is to always fight for the ones who are in the fight and battling for their lives. This event is for all who have fought and are still fighting, and the ones we lost. Music brings us together, and there's no better music than Van Halen to bring us all together for a cause that helps fight cancer. This show is a tribute to the music, to the legacy of Eddie Van Halen, who lost the battle to cancer, and to the fighters who still fight and know they're not alone. The motto for the show is never out of the fight. So we will be on that journey with you all. So come and show your pink colors and help us raise money for breast cancer awareness."



About Men Wear Pink:
Men Wear Pink campaign ambassadors nationwide are stepping up and using the power of wearing pink to raise funds as we work to end breast cancer as we know it, for everyone. Every dollar raised helps the American Cancer Society save more lives from breast cancer through early detection and prevention, breakthrough breast cancer discovery and research, and lifesaving patient support.

About the American Cancer Society:
The mission of the American Cancer Society is to improve the lives of people with cancer and their families through advocacy, research, and patient support to ensure everyone has an opportunity to prevent, detect, treat, and survive cancer.