Music Movement… “One Heart. One Voice. One Talent at a Time.”

Music Movement is an amazing amazing 501(c) 3 nonprofit organization that develops and funds music-centric programs, scholarships, & events to improve the lives of young people with Autism and learning differences.

Music is an outlet, a form of healing, a distraction, a passion. Music is so much more than just noise. And Music Movement helps children with learning differences express themselves with music.

July 7th, at Sutherlin Nissan, a HUGE event will be happening to benefit this awesome organization. The people at Sutherlin Nissan of Orlando will be donating $500 for every car sold at their event on July 7 ^th to Music Movement a 501(c) 3 nonprofit organization that develops and funds music-centric programs, scholarships, & events to improve the lives of young people with Autism and learning differences. With each purchase customers are not only entered to win an acoustic guitar signed by Toby Keith but will also have the opportunity to spin the famous Sutherlin “prize wheel” or in lieu of, Sutherlin will donate an additional $100 on your behalf; $50 to Music Movement and $50 Bishop Grady Villas. Sutherlin Nissan is also donating $2,000 for every 1,000 likes on Facebook they receive from June 20th through July 7th.

K92.3 will be out there from 12pm-2pm and Pig Floyd will be catering the amazing event!

We can’t wait to see you.

Award-winning country artist Billy Dawson has been apart of Music Movement for a few years along with Lee Brice, Josh Turner and more. He called in to talk to Melissa and tell us more about this awesome Organization and the event happening at Sutherlin Nissan on July 7th! Take a listen…

“This morning, I saw my doctors and we’ve got a plan of vocal rest and treatments for the next 10 days so I can be back with y’all as quickly as possible,” he continued. “It kills me to have to do this. Y’all are the reason I get on stage every night.”

While the news was devastating to both Combs and his fans, many wrote their well wishes in the comments, including one from fellow artist Jason Aldean.

“It happens man. The fans know we aren’t robots. we get sick too! Take care of that voice because u got a long career ahead of ya and alot more shows to play,” he wrote.

Combs’ next scheduled dates include stops in Minnesota, Wisconsin, North Dakota and more.

Source: Soundslikenashville.com