Last month, deadly floods swept through the central Texas area, devastating families and the area as a whole. With deep family roots in Texas, Marc Glosserman, founder of Hill Country Barbecue Market, is rallying New Yorkers to help those in need.
On Wednesday, August 6, Hill Country Barbecue Market is hosting the benefit concert, Hill Country Bands Together: Texas Flood Benefit. The one-night only event will support the communities affected by the recent floods in Kerr County, Texas. The evening includes an amazing lineup of music, including Rhett Miller of The Old 97’s, Rusty Truck led by Mark Seliger and special guest, Des Rocs. Naturally, the Hill Country team will be helping out the best way it knows how. And by that, we mean with barbecue. General admission tickets include standing access to the concert, plus two tacos filled with the likes of brisket, pulled pork and smoked chicken. Plus, ticketholders get a choice of two beers or margaritas. The Reserved Seating option also includes food and drink specials, with the addition of prime views of the stage. 100 percent of ticket sales, food and beverage purchases will be donated to the Kerr County Flood Relief Fund, managed by the Community Foundation of the Texas Hill Country.
General admission tickets are $100, and Reserved Seating is $150, which can be purchased here. But if you can’t attend but still want to help, you can make a direct donation to the organization here.