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We have some world- famous musicians coming to Fountain Hills this Friday!

If you are a music lover, this is an opportunity of a lifetime to see several Grammy-nominated artists preform a spectacular Christmas benefit concert.

Tickets are very limited as they are performing at the Fountain Hills Community Center, a bit different than their usual platform at the White House, Carnegie Hall, Metro Opera, Deutsche Oper Berlin, or American Idol.

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We have some world- famous musicians coming to Fountain Hills this Friday!

If you are a music lover, this is an opportunity of a lifetime to see several Grammy-nominated artists preform a spectacular Christmas benefit concert.

Tickets are very limited as they are performing at the Fountain Hills Community Center, a bit different than their usual platform at the White House, Carnegie Hall, Metro Opera, Deutsche Oper Berlin, or American Idol.

This is the perfect Christmas gift for the person that has everything. The remaining tickets range from $25 to $100. This is a very small venue, not a bad seat in the house!

We have some very generous, kind-hearted people at Harvest Bible Chapel who are responsible for bringing these world-renowned artists to our little town to do a benefit concert. Our local Fire Department and Sheriff’s Office, Fountain Hills Crisis Response volunteers and their families will be honored along with providing the magic of Christmas through music to all those affected by tragedy in our town this year.

All concert proceeds will be donated to the FH Crisis Response Team, a group of locally-trained volunteers dedicated to helping in times of tragedy.

Please get your tickets online at Christmas-Concert-In-The-Hills.Eventbrite.com or call 602-361-1152 for questions or assistance with ticket purchases.

Almost forgot to name drop! We are honored to have none other than singer Jubilant Sykes, pianist John Beasley and guitarist Christopher Parkening performing live at the Community Center on Dec. 18 from 7 to 9 p.m.

Join us in a night to remember.

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