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Normally, on any given day, you would see the non-profit Musically Fed working with artists, promoters, venues, and catering teams to donate tour catering excess to charitable organizations that serve the homeless & food insecure, especially veterans. Because of the pandemic, the local music industry workers are also in desperate need of help. If there are no shows, these live events support staffers are not working and are finding it hard to put food on the table. Musically Fed has stepped up to help these Tucson families with food, produce, essential items, and more during a drive-through e...

The aid will go to individuals and families in cities across the country and a donation challenge has been launched to fund an additional million meals.

Blake Shelton joins drive to help feed out-of-work musicians Blake Shelton said he is proud to be part of the initiative and drumming up more support to raise funds for the food banks. Author: GLENN GAMBOA AP Business Writer Published: 8:17 AM EDT May 11, 2021 Updated: 8:17 AM EDT May 11, 2021 WASHINGTON — For more than a year now, the state of America's live music industry has been a grim one. The COVID-19 pandemic threw hundreds of thousands of musicians, roadies and other touring industry professionals out of work, according to the Country...

Blake Shelton joins drive to help feed out-of-work musicians by Glenn Gamboa, The Associated Press Posted May 10, 2021 10:13 am EDT Last Updated May 10, 2021 at 10:14 am EDT For more than a year now, the state of America’s live music industry has been a grim one. The COVID-19 pandemic threw hundreds of thousands of musicians, roadies and other touring industry professionals out of work, according to the Country Music Association. In Nashville alone, the industry’s unemployed number around 50,000. Compounding the problem, the jobs in restaurants and other hospitality businesses that have l...