With Comedian Dick Hardwick.
 Friday, May 2, 2008
Doors 6 PM, Show 7 PM
Bob Hope Theatre -
Stockton, California
Join us for a night of music, laughs and inspiration as Country
Superstar Collin Raye performs live at Stockton's historic Bob
Hope Theater (formerly The Fox) with 100% of the ticket sales will
benefit local Special Olympics programs.
Collin shot to fame with "Love, Me" in 1991. Listeners
were so touched that they used its lyrics at funerals and memorial
services. That set the cornerstone for a career built on meaningful
songs. Five times nominated as country music's Male Vocalist of
the Year, Collin Raye has consistently used his stardom to advance
social causes including Special Olympics. At the 2001 Country Radio
Seminar, Clint Black presented Collin Raye with the organization's
Humanitarian of the Year award in recognition of Collin's issue-oriented
music and his tireless charity work.
Collin's new album, Selected Hits, features live renditions of
four classic Collin tunes along with a pair of newly recorded songs, "Quitters" and "A
Soldier's Prayer." Collin explained that the song "Quitters" celebrates
the spirit of disabled people who struggle so hard to do the things
we take for granted. The "Quitters" video, which has
already surpassed a million spins on Collin's MySpace
page,
features clips of local Special Olympics athletes and our own Buzz
Mazzuola, founder of the UNSUNG HEROES Campaign. Tickets are on
sale now for $20-25, and 100% of ticket sales will benefit Special
Olympics Northern California.
Click here to purchase
tickets now.
Click here
to download a promotional flyer.
 
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