Jam For Good: The Head And The Heart To Perform At Pediatric Cancer Benefit In Nashville
The band will perform their 2011 self-titled debut album in its entirety during the special show at Brooklyn Bowl Nashville on April 29.
By Scott Bernstein Apr 3, 2026 • 8:48 am PDT
Photo by Jasper Graham
The Head and the Heart will play a special benefit concert presented by Jam For Good on Wednesday, April 29 at Brooklyn Bowl Nashville. Net proceeds from the show will go towards the music therapy program within the cancer center at Monroe Carell Jr. Children’s Hospital at Vanderbilt.
The Jam For Good concert in Nashville comes just before The Head And The Heart kick off their 15th Anniversary Tour on May 2. A special deluxe edition of the band’s 2011 debut album featuring seven previously unreleased tracks arrives on May 1. The Head And The Heart will perform the original LP in its entirety at Brooklyn Bowl Nashville.
Jam For Good is “jammin’ against childhood cancer… one concert at a time.” The non-profit 501 (c)3 organization was founded in May 2024 with a mission of turning the power of live music into direct support for local families facing pediatric cancer. Net proceeds from Jam For Good concerts stay in the same community through partnerships with pediatric oncology centers.
“There’s a unique magic that happens when music and mission collide,” stated Jam For Good founder and CEO Bill Mell. “We’re incredibly grateful to join forces with The Head And The Heart and the city of Nashville. Together, we aren’t just putting on a show; we’re rallying a community to provide vital support for families navigating the challenges of childhood cancer.”
Tickets for the benefit concert are on sale now.
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