SF’s Music City venue to host a multi-artist concert Monday to benefit music industry professionals impacted by Los Angeles County fires
As San Francisco music impresario Rudy Colombini learned how wildfires in Los Angeles County had destroyed thousands of homes, he said he thought for certain there would be musicians among the victims suffering devastating losses.
“Most musicians aren't in it for the money. There's not a lot of money. But if you can get to do something like this — that can help and create some hope and healing — why not?” Colombini said. Ex // Top Stories Court rejects San Francisco’s Waymo challenge The City claimed Waymo’s permit was issued erroneously
The organization helps with costs related to evacuation and relocation; damage to musical instruments, other equipment and vehicles; mental-health services; and even funeral costs.
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