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Women Who Rock the Suncoast Packs 88 Live Bradenton for Music Community and Breast Cancer Support

Marcus Chen
Marcus Chen
Marcus Chen
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Marcus manages the day-to-day editorial workflow across all brands, coordinating coverage assignments and ensuring editorial standards are met. He previously served as city editor at the Pioneer Press and holds a degree in Political Science from Carleton College.

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Women Who Rock the Suncoast Packs 88 Live Bradenton for Music Community and Breast Cancer Support — Vero Beach Arts news

Women Who Rock the Suncoast turned a Tuesday night in Bradenton into a packed celebration of music, generosity and local women helping other local women. On October 27, twenty-six singers from across the Suncoast took the stage at 88 Live for a four-hour benefit concert supporting My Breast Friends 941, the Bradenton-based nonprofit that assists people during and beyond a breast cancer diagnosis. The turnout made the evening s success visible before the first notes were finished. The venue described the event as standing room only, with supporters filling the room for a program built around live performances, raffles and an auction. The crowd came to hear some of the area s most recognizable female voices, but the larger purpose stayed at the center of the night: using music to turn community support into practical help for families facing breast cancer. Twenty Six Voices One Shared Purpose The lineup brought together singers with different musical backgrounds, audiences and performanc

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