Foreigner, Starship Concert to Raise Money For Rhode Island Station Fire Families

My agency is promoting a concert which will benefit Rhode Island Station fire victims’ families. For those of you who don’t know, 100 lives were lost when pyrotechnics caught fire to sound insulation which then burned the Station nightclub to the ground in a matter of minutes.

The concert, on January 22nd at 7PM at the Dunkin Donuts Center in Providence, will feature the old rocker bands Foreigner, Starship and John Cafferty of the Beaver Brown Band. If would like to support this cause or just to come to a concert featuring some good old rockers, visit TicketMaster or call 401-331-2211 or 617-931-2000.

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