At LiveFeed, we love live entertainment. We also really, really care about making sure everyone in our community has enough good food to eat. So we present to you: The LiveFeed X-mas Show!

Get into the holiday spirit by joining LiveFeed Dec. 17th at the Halo Bar as we prepare to deck the halls with boughs of ROCK with some great local talent: The Reebs, Mama Rogers, Blood Pony, and Last Night’s Vice.

We will also have the funky fresh stylings of Mr. Jim Lake and Nick Openlander for your booty-shaking enjoyment.

The $5 suggested donation at the door not only includes your entry, but also a complimentary SoundBites compilation CD so you can check out other great LiveFeed acts. There will also be chances to win tickets to upcoming events, raffles and more!

So come, join LiveFeed Dec. 17th and have a night out that you can actually feel good about the next day (how often can we say that??)

This is a 21+ show. Doors open at 7, show starts at 8:30. All proceeds benefit LiveFeed.org. We will have tax forms available for those wishing to make cash/check donations.

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Last Nights Vice is featured on KPLR Channel 11’s St. Louis Music page. This page is sponsored by LiveFeed.org.

Live feed is a grassroots organization committed that no child go to bed hungry. We work with bands and venues to create opportunities for everyone to make a difference in their community, all while having a great time.

Check out the page and help support local music and local charities.

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Details: Lions Park on Bald Hill Road in Eureka Missouri
Tickets: FREE!!!

I’d like to personally invite you to be a part of the next generation of outdoor concerts… ROCK N THE OPEN 2009 – PRESENTED BY THE EUREKA AND FENTON JAYCEES! This event features over 7 HOURS OF LIVE MUSIC, with a total of 5 BANDS, on 2 STAGES, featuring some of the hottest stars on the St. Louis Music scene, including:

The Steve Ewing Band, Allusive, Last Night’s Vice, The Fracture Suit and Thirst & Howl

The show is free to attend, will feature numerous vendors, with proceeds benefitting local charities, businesses, and service organizations. Please support the following sponsors – who without their committment to our community, this event would not be possible: Primerica Financial Services – T.M. Sauter and Associates, Affordable Signs, KPNT – 105.7 The Point, Sanford Brown College, Wal-Mart of Eureka, The Eureka Merchants Task Force, Phillips 66 of Eureka, Rockwood Bank, Prestige Pet Grooming, Early Explorers Child Care, Bobcat, Proprint, R&R Contracting and Sanitation, Eureka Fire Protection District, Poor Richard’s Bar and Grill, Shane’s Remodeling, The Steve Ewing Band, Allusive, Last Night’s Vice, The Fracture Suit, Thirst & Howl, The Eureka Wine House, and Summit Distributing.

Rock n’ the Open home page

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Rock 4 the Cause: Relay for Life is back! Last Thursday University of Missouri-St. Louis held its second annual fundraiser. University of Missouri-St. Louis students decided to support cancer survivors last Thursday night and held a Rock 4 The Cause: Relay for Life fundraiser for cancer survivors.

The fundraiser was sponsored by UM-St. Louis’ own Alpha Phi Omega fraternity and was open to all students and faculty. Five bands were also sponsored to play and to help raise funds for cancer patients.

Rock For The Cause: Relay for Life [Source: The Current]

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Cicero’s is located at 6691 Delmar | University City, MO 63130 | 314.862.0009

This show benefits LiveFeed.  A grassroots organization in St. Louis that provides food for local food pantries.

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THIRD ANNUAL DAN KELLEY CHRISTMAS!! A benefit for the North County Food Pantry and Homeless Shelter featuring LAST NIGHTS VICE, Hathead Jones (Dan Kelley’s band), BAMF!, & Sunday But Summer! We’re collecting canned goods as well as blankets and winter coats for the shelter. So bring your can out to the Christmas show!!

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Now, they’re turning their attention outward. Not out of the community, but out of the country.

Lindbergh High School will be holding a charity concert on Saturday, Oct. 20, to raise funds to help end Restavec, an institutionalized system of child slavery in Haiti.

The concert will take place outside the Lindbergh High School commons at 4900 S. Lindbergh Blvd., from 1-4 p.m. In case of storms, the concert will be moved inside the commons.

English professor Daniel Murphy said he first heard of the Restavec system after reading the 1998 autobiography of Jean-Robert Cadet.

“Reading about what this man endured as a child really inspired my students to want to lend a hand to help young people who are trapped in child slavery just two hours south of Miami,” Murphy said.

After seeing Cadet on “Oprah” in June 2007, Murphy got the author’s permission to begin teaching excerpts of the book to his Modern World Literature class.

Cadet’s book, titled “Restavec: From Haitian Slave Child to Middle-Class American,” describes a system in which poor rural Haitian children are sent to middle class households, ostensibly to get an education in exchange for performing domestic chores.

“Sometimes it’ll happen and many times it won’t,” Murphy said.

What happens most commonly according to one of Murphy’s students, Junior Brandon Metcalf, is that the children are verbally, physically and often sexually abused.

“Child domestic laborers…are estimated to number 300,000 within Haiti today,” Metcalf said in an e-mail. “These children act as live-in domestic servants and are rarely sent to school, receive new clothing, or are allowed to play or visit their families.”

Murphy said the fact this is still happening in 2007 motivated four of his students to organize Restavec Rescue, a group dedicated to raising awareness – and donations – to help end the Haitians’ plight. The rescue group organized Saturday’s Oct. 20 concert working in tandem with the Mothers Club, the National Honor Society and several other school organizations.

“One of the neat things about this is we’re reaching out to other clubs to get help,” Murphy said.

The concert will feature three local bands: “In Love And War,” a pop-punk/alternative band composed of current Lindbergh High students; “Last Night’s Vice,” a punk rock band made up of alumni; and “Reggae Redemption,” headed by faculty member Andrew Gray.

Admission is free, but donations are strongly encouraged. All donations will go to the Restavec Freedom Foundation or a similar U.S.-based charity.

Source

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