Gwen Stefani, who has won three Grammy Awards, will sing in West Palm Beach on April 29 at an event to help raise money for Dreyfoos School of the Arts.
No, you didn’t make a mistake.
At the Save Our Musicians Foundation Dinner Gala at the Ballpark of the Palm Beaches, the lead singer and co-founder of No Doubt and mega-successful solo artist will give a one-of-a-kind, intimate show.
The singer of hits like “Just a Girl,” “Underneath It All,” “Cool,” the awesome cover of “It’s My Life,” and many more will be joined by her own band and dancers, as if she wasn’t enough.
The event will be held outside at the venue. Tables and chairs will be set up in the infield, and the stands will be used for more seating.
For those who buy passes for the seated infield area, Professional Sports Catering, Powered by Levy will provide a three-course meal and an open bar.
Those who buy bleacher seats will be able to use the vending area as much as they want.
The stage will be set up right on the edge of the line between the infield and the outfield, with its back to home plate.
Along with Stefani, there will be a lot of Dreyfoos kids taking part.
At the event, students from all six art schools will take part.
Some will be on the same stage as Stefani and open for her, while others will play in other parts of the Ballpark to get people ready for her show.
Also on display will be artwork made by Dreyfoos students, which will be sold at a private sale after the show.
When it first opened, the school was called the Palm Beach County School of the Arts. After philanthropist Alexander W. Dreyfoos, Jr. gave a large gift, the school changed its name to Dreyfoos School of the Arts. It is a public magnet high school for the arts.
John Richards, the Major Gifts Officer for the Dreyfoos School of the Arts Foundation, said, “We are pleased that a charity like this would bring an artist like Gwen Stefani to help our students. We can’t wait for this electric show, in which some of our own incredibly bright students will take part.”
The Save Our Musicians Foundation is a non-profit whose goal is to help develop the next wave of musical talent and help independent artists throughout their careers. “Never has anything like this been done before.
The president of Save Our Musicians Foundation, Dennis Cunningham, said, “We are so excited that we will be able to help these students in a way that Palm Beach County has never seen before.”
Gwen Stefani at the West Palm Beach Dinner Gala for the Save Our Musicians Foundation
Where: 5444 Haverhill Road, West Palm Beach, Ballpark of the Palm Beaches
When: from 5:30pm to 10:30pm. Saturday, April 29
Tickets for bleacher seating are $100, and single tickets for table sitting range from $600 to $3,700.
