Posted in News on 28. May, 2008
Pictured (L-R): Wachtler, Berg, Vassar, Stewart, Fisher and Parnell
Randy Wachtler, Pres./CEO of 615 Music, hosted a fundraiser gala for the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society as part of his campaign for the non-profit’s Nashville’s Man of the Year 2008. Phil Vassar, Lee Roy Parnell, Larry Stewart (Restless Heart), and Dave Berg performed at the intimate event at Wachtler’s home. Guests included music industry friends, Titans coach Jeff Fisher and NFL star Neil O’Donnell.
Wachtler is raising funds in honor of his late mother, Joyce Morton, who died from Leukemia at age 44; 13-year-old Acute Lymphocytic Leukemia patient Jamie Grace Dubois, daughter of music executive Tim Dubois; and 18-year-old musician Ben Bjork, a 10-year survivor of B-cell Lymphoblastic Lymphoma.
“It’s always an honor to help raise money for a great cause, especially when it hits so close to home,” Larry said. Tim Dubois is the founder/co-producer of Restless Heart.
Through May 30, contributions to Wachtler’s campaign can be made online (click here to donate) and by mail, made payable to LLS c/o 615 Music Companies, 1030 16th Ave. S., Nashville, TN 37212.
Posted in News on 15. May, 2008
Restless Heart isn’t waiting until CMA Music Fest to start the party in Nashville. They are saddling up to launch their 2008 Silver Anniversary tour Music City-style Sunday, June 1, at the famous Wildhorse Saloon.
“It’s gonna be a party kinda night,” said lead singer, Larry Stewart. “We’re looking forward to celebrating the 14th anniversary of the Wildhorse with our tour launch party.
“It will be our second show in Nashville in the last two months,” Stewart noted. “Playing for the hometown crowd is a great way to get the summer started.”
In April, Restless Heart headlined the WKDF Birthday Bash at the Sommet Center. According to the station’s post concert survey, Restless Heart was the favorite act of the eight hour concert with an overwhelming 57 percent of the vote!
This is the band’s first performance in the Wildhorse Saloon but certainly not the first performances of their multiple Top Ten songs. It’s rare an aspiring country star on the Wildhorse stage wouldn’t include a few Restless Heart songs in their playlist.
Sunday, June 1 is the time to hear those great songs performed by Restless Heart.
Tickets are $10 to $45 and available online through Ticketmaster. The $45 VIP tickets include a Meet and Greet with the band. Doors open at 6 pm and dinner is available.
Posted in News on 13. May, 2008
Whether you are expanding (or completing) your Restless Heart music library, be sure that you don’t miss the Still Restless CD. Once our supply of this CD is gone, it will never be available again, so check the “featured” or “music” section of the store page. Still Restless is available as part of the 25th Anniversary Collection package or is sold separately. The CD includes the songs Makin’ Hay, The Night Before (Beatles), Down the Road, Miracle, Same Boat Now, Every Fire, What We Know Now, And More, Looking Back, Feel My Way to You and Yesterday’s News. This is a studio album that was recorded in 2004. Your Restless Heart collection will not be complete without Still Restless!
