Dierks Bentley will headline an inaugural show called “Justice Jam” on October 27th in Nashville. He partnered with the Tennessee Innocence Project, which provides legal services to free the wrongfully convicted.
If you are to visit the official website of the Tennessee Innocence Project, the organization describes their mission as the following…
“The Tennessee Innocence Project frees innocent people through legal advocacy, strengthens the justice system through policy reform, supports re-entry, and educates the public to prevent wrongful convictions.”
There will also be a performance from Pearl Jam guitarist Mike McCready. An executive said, “this concert is about channeling the power of Nashville’s music community into real freedom for people who have run out of options.
“We are honored to bring this stage together with our partners at the Washington Innocence Project and to show what’s possible when artists lend their voice to justice.”
Tickets are set to go on sale on today, September 10th, and can be purchased from justicejam.com… once the website goes live (they are evidently still working on that).