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2008 ACM Nominee Emerson Drive Headlines the 10th Annual Jammin’ to Beat the Blues Benefit Concert
Emerson Drive, Heidi Newfield, Jonathan Singleton and Gil Grand teamed up with the MHAMT on April 27th for a must-see Nashville event at the Historic Ryman Auditorium.
Emerson Drive’s first Number One hit, “Moments,” was recently nominated for a Grammy Award and an Academy of Country Music (ACM) Award. The group also received an ACM nomination for Top Vocal Group of the Year.
Jammin’ to Beat the Blues, Mental Health Association of Middle Tennessee’s (MHAMT) annual concert benefit, has raised awareness and funds for the non-profit organization and its services since 1999. This signature fundraiser started as a singer/songwriter showcase at the now defunct 328 Performance Hall. Through tremendous support from Nashville’s economic and music communities, Jammin’ found a new home at the historic Ryman Auditorium in 2002, featuring different artists to raise funds for MHAMT’s many services and outreach programs.
Thank you to all the JOINT SPONSORS and to the following for supporting the 10th Annual Jammin' to Beat the Blues!
 
  
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