Area musicians stream holiday songs to help restaurant workers
They share occupational traits, like late hours, unsteady incomes and a dependency on people pursuing nighttime fun.
Musicians and restaurant employees are kindred spirits whose incomes have suffered amid the coronavirus pandemic and state-ordered shutdowns.
A bunch of Beaver County-Pittsburgh area musicians will do what they love singing songs to help their restaurant friends.
These musicians will stream their socially distanced performances of holiday favorites at 8 p.m. Friday on the Give a Little Bit Facebook page. Pittsburgh, we need your help, concert organizer Clyde Callicott of the acoustic-rock trio Right TurnClyde, said. They ve been there for us, let s be there for them.
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