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Monday, September 13, 2004
Tracy Chapman to Benefit "Driving Votes" in NM
On September 24th, Tracy Chapman will embark on a 5-city swing state concert tour to benefit Driving Votes. Western Swing: An Evening with Tracy Chapman will feature Tracy and her band in a very intimate setting. Tracy will ask her fans to help impact the 2004 election by spending their weekend with Driving Votes working to register voters, get out the vote and change the direction of our democracy. She'll make two appearances in New Mexico:
Santa Fe, NM - September 28
Paramount - 331 Sandoval St
Tickets: Lensic Box Office, 988-1234
Albuquerque, NM - September 29
KiMo - 423 Central Ave. NW
Tickets: Kimo Box office, 505-768-3544
Or at
"The upcoming presidential election is one of the most critical in our nation’s history. More than ever, every single vote counts, and I want to do whatever I can to urge every American to make their voice heard,” stated Tracy Chapman. “I am supporting Driving Votes because they are doing an incredible job, reaching people on the grassroots, personal level to make registration easy. They are empowering new voters, those that previously felt disenfranchised or unable to effect change. By doing these small shows in these swing states, I hope to remind each individual in those rooms, that they can take action and make a real difference."
You can find out more about Driving Votes here.
September 13, 2004 at 01:00 PM in Current Affairs | Permalink
Comments
Oh, VERY cool. She does a great show. I saw her years ago in the Bay Area. What a great heart.
Posted by: John McAndrew | Sep 13, 2004 11:27:47 PM
I LOVE TRACY!!!
too many things are going on!!!
Posted by: mary ellen | Sep 14, 2004 4:21:54 PM
We saw her last at Paolo Soleri in Santa Fe with a terrific band. It was right when all the Iraq War stuff was coming to a head and she was overtly political. We still thought we had a chance to stop it back then. Little did we know....
Posted by: Barb | Sep 15, 2004 11:36:08 PM