On Friday, July 25, 2014, VH1 and the VH1 Save The Music Foundation along with the event chairs, Julie and William Macklowe, are bringing the awesome music festival vibe to the Hamptons for VH1 Save The Music Honors Benefit. The charity concert will feature performances from Grace A. Dunn Middle School, James Bay, Ingrid Michaelson, and DJ Theory. Proceeds will benefit the Foundation’s initiative to support music education programs in public schools.
The summer celebration will honor individuals who embody the spirit of music in their particular fields. Honorees include Charlie Walk, Executive Vice President of Republic Records; Linda Perry, Singer/Songwriter and producer; Bozoma Saint John, Senior Vice President, Head of Global Marketing at Beats Music; and Nathan Cohen, a Grace A. Dunn Middle School Music Teacher. The evening puts together high-energy musical performances with a bit of laid-back, relaxed comfort that will be livened up with the evening’s unique décor, sponsored experiences and live music. Guests can discover, network and take pleasure in a variety of experiences from sponsors including Avnet, William Hill Estate Wines, Marimekko, Raymond Weil, Alex and Ani, Vbeauté, Tequila Don Julio, Corona Extra/Corona Light, Henri Bendel, Hamptons Magazine and VOSS Artesian Water from Norway.
In preparation for this exciting event, VH1 Save The Music has developed a series of supplementary activities that will also raise funds in support of the Foundation.
On Friday, July 25, VH1 Save The Music Honors is holding a SoulCycle Ride for Charity from 2:30 to 3:15 p.m. SoulCycle instructor Mireya D’Angelo will lead the class, and attendees will receive an Athleta gift bag. Sign up here: https://www.eventbrite.com.
Mention “VH1 Save The Music” at John Varvatos East Hampton (54 Newtown Lane, East Hampton) from Friday July 25, to Sunday July 27, and John Varvatos will donate 20 percent of sales to the Foundation. Uber is also supporting the cause. From Friday July 25, to Sunday July 27, use the code “HamptonsHonors,” and Uber will provide all new users with $40 off of their first ride, and donate $5 for every new rider.
If you’re not in the Hamptons this weekend, but still would like to support VH1 Save The Music Honors, visit their CharityBuzz.com Auction for memorabilia and experiences from Imagine Dragons, Beyoncé, Pharrell, Katy Perry, Amy Winehouse, Mariah Carey and many more. The auction is open Thursday, July 10, through Wednesday, July 30. To bid, visit www.charitybuzz.com.
For tickets to VH1 Save The Music Honors, visit www.eventbrite.com.
Ingrid Michaelson Headlining Hamptons VH1 Save The Music Honors Benefit
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