FAYETTEVILLE, Ga., (CelebrityAccess) — On Saturday, October 13th, the Zac Brown Band performed in front of a sold-out crowd as part of the seventh annual Night of Candles benefit show in support of Camp Southern Ground.
The concert, which took place at the Southern Ground Amphitheater in Fayetteville, Georgia helped raise money for the organization, whose mission is to provide experiences for children and veterans.
The intimate evening included a 90-minute performance by the ZBB featuring a set list of the band’s hits as well as rare B sides including ‘Natural Disaster’, ‘I Play The Road’ and a reggae version of the hit single ‘Whatever It Is’.
All proceeds from the sale of tickets and a live and silent auction that included vintage Zac Brown Band memorabilia like the Taylor Guitar used in the recording of the Grohl Sessions and to write the hit song ‘Castaway’, will go to support Southern Ground in its mission.
The concert comes as Camp Southern Ground, which is a passion project for the Zac Brown Band, completed its first official summer of week-long, overnight camps. Camp Director, Scott Hicok took the stage with Brown to remark on the inaugural summer.
“It was amazing to see so many people come out to support our camp, our mission, and the wonderful kids we serve. We can’t wait to start taking camper applications in November, and for another summer of connection and growth in 2019,” said Hicok.
