Apr 02 2009
Rock the Economy Concert Heads to Las Vegas This Weekend
As part of a 132 city tour, the Independent Entertainer’s Association’s Rock the Economy concert and family music festival will be held at the Henderson Pavilion on Saturday, April 4th. The entertainment starts at noon and goes until 10:00 p.m. There is going to be plenty of food, fun and music.
Rock the Economy is intended to be an economic stimulus for different local schools, churches and social organizations. In addition, it is a way for people wanting to make an economic change in their lives to talk to different companies that can help with their home financing, finding employment or establishing new credit.
The Independent Entertainer’s Association is a group of independent entertainers, businesses, and enthusiasts who support the independent entertainment industry. The founder of IEA, CD Palmer, based the association on four objectives; production, promotion, distribution and marketing.
IEA recently built a brand new recording studio at it’s local office to assist independent artists in being able to compete with the mainstream entertainment industry. They will have programs for the novice and professional musician. Sounds like it’s going to be a great opportunity for all the local Las Vegas musicians.
I think the Rock the Economy concert is exeactly what Las Vegas needs right now. A little food, a little fun and a little free advice.
