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Jelly Roll will certainly be the unique entertainer throughout the 3rd yearly Nashville Bourbon Auction, offered by Alliance Bernstein, and established for Nov. 16 at Nashville dinner club The Electric Jane.
Buffalo Trace Distillery is funding the 2023 Nashville Bourbon Auction, and will certainly provide its complete antique collection. The night will certainly consist of a real-time public auction, organized by Nashville magnate Max Goldberg and Mark Lombardi, that includes designated scotch, special experiences and a barrel of among Buffalo Trace’s acclaimed bourbons.
The 2023 Nashville Bourbon Auction will certainly profit the young people growth and mentoring program Impact Youth Outreach (IYO) and the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum, with 100% of the earnings mosting likely to charity.
The concept to generate two-time Billboard Country Airplay chart-topper — and existing five-time CMA Awards candidate — Jelly Roll as the included entertainer for this year’s occasion came via a relationship in between Bernstein Private Wealth principal Dan Weisman and Jelly Roll’s co-manager John Meneilly.
“He came to last year’s event, and mentioned the idea of Jelly Roll performing at this year’s event, and of course Jelly’s career has skyrocketed even more since then,” Weisman informs Billboard.
The Nashville Bourbon Auction released in 2021, led by Weisman, artist Drew Holcomb, Lombardi and Goldberg. That inaugural occasion increased over $100,000 for the TN Golf Foundation. Last year, the occasion relocated to Nashville’s SoHo House and increased $170,000 for previous legislator Bill Frist’s health care not-for-profit NashvilleHealth.
The 2023 public auction exists by AllianceBernstein, Bridgeford Trust and Best Brands, and organized by Weisman, Goldberg, Lombardi, Holcomb, Ryan Moses, Ken Levitan, Robert Sherrill, Paul Steele, Adam Sansiveri, Q Taylor, Sam Reed, Seth Seigle, Jessie Beegle and Meneilly.
“I attended the first annual Nashville Bourbon Auction as a guest in 2021 and was sat next to Master P,” Levitan claimed in a declaration. “It was at that moment I realized what a special event Dan had put together. This year’s event with Jelly Roll is raising money for two great organizations including another one I’m on the board of, the CMHOF, and I’m excited to help the event continue to grow.”
“The nonprofit Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum is honored to be a beneficiary of the Nashville Bourbon Auction, and grateful to Daniel Weisman, Adam Sansiveri and AllianceBernstein for creating this opportunity,” Lisa Purcell, the Museum’s exec vice head of state of exterior events, claimed in a declaration. “We’re pleased that Jelly Roll will be performing, knowing his music inspires empathy and builds community, much like the Museum education programs the event will support. In 2023, the Museum is on pace to serve over 130,000 people through more than 1,300 educational programs, and the sponsors, hosts and contributors to this event help make our work possible.”
Weisman includes that there are want to broaden the occasion to various other markets such as Los Angeles.
“Buffalo Trace, they are the pinnacle of having a bourbon partner on this,” he claims. “The event structure is very repeatable because it mixes bourbon aficionados, music and business leaders in whatever market you are in, and you get this powder keg of people wanting to support a great cause and have a good time.”
Tickets are offered at donorbox.org.
