The Billtown All-Stars Concert for American Cancer Society is Dec. 22
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WILLIAMSPORT -- On Friday, Dec. 22, from 6 p.m. until 11 p.m., The Genetti Hotel Terrace Garden Ballroom in downtown Williamsport, will be featuring live music from five regional performing artists to raise money and awareness for the American Cancer Society. Hosted by The Billtown All-Stars -- a local non-profit musical group who will be performing your Classic Rock favorites -- the event will also feature live sets from acoustic singer/songwriter Mike Lundy, world music quartet Celtic Wood And Wires, New York City's own indie rock trio The Satellite Reptiles and introduced by upcoming Los Angeles-based vocalist Naomi Yasui.
All ages are welcome, and tickets are only $10 at the door. A cash bar will be open for patrons 21 or older. Special edition music-related merchandise will also be for sale. All profits to benefit the American Cancer Society. For more information, contact Tim Yasui and the Billtown All-Stars on Facebook, www.facebook.com/BillTownAllStars
The Billtown All-Stars were formed in 2015 in Williamsport, Pa., by Williamsport-born and Los Angeles-based musician Tim Yasui to raise money towards a cure for Alzheimer's Disease which took the life of his mother, Phyllis, that same year. Nearly a decade later, the group has performed live concerts from Pennsylvania to California, raising thousands of dollars on the way towards cures for not only Alzheimer's Disease but also for Parkinson's Disease, Cancer, Diabetes and Lewy-Body Dementia, as well as for local law enforcement and Veterans groups. In 2021 the band released their first live album globally on Compact disc format and digitally on digital entertainment platforms with profits benefiting the American Cancer Society of Pennsylvania. Visit https://www.facebook.com/BillTownAllStars
The mission of the American Cancer Society is to improve the lives of people with cancer and their families through advocacy, research and patient support, to ensure everyone has an opportunity to prevent, detect, treat and survive cancer. Visit https://www.cancer.org
The historic Genetti Hotel was built in 1921 and was originally the city's tallest building that fulfilled the vision of its founders, becoming the center of physical, social, civic and tourist activity. Since its inception over the years, the hotel has attracted hundreds of celebrity visitors and overnight guests including Gene Kelly, Rita Hayworth, Bob Dylan, Robert Kennedy and Tom Ridge. The hotel continues to provide a home away from home to politicians, athletes, scholars, authors and entertainers of all kinds. Visit https://genettihotel.com