Mayor Walsh Proclaims That Thursday, December 28, 2017 Is Officially THE MIGHTY MIGHTY BOSSTONES DAY In The City Of Boston
What
Mayor Martin J. Walsh proclaims that Thursday, December 28, 2017 is THE MIGHTY MIGHTY BOSSTONES DAY in the city of Boston.
Why
To celebrate The Mighty Mighty BossTones many contributions including their founding in Boston over 30 years ago, their 9 full-length albums, EPs, and other recordings; the 20th anniversary of their HomeTown ThrowDown holiday concert series in Boston; the 20th anniversary of their double-platinum selling LET'S FACE IT album (1997 Mercury Records), and their philanthropic donation (one of the first) to The Shout Syndicate Fund.
The Mighty Mighty Bosstones
Since their inception in 1984, The Mighty Mighty BossToneS have been one of rock music's most prolific touring and recording bands. During their 30+ year career they have played thousands of shows all over the world and released a slew of ground breaking albums. For the full, detailed history, visit:http://www.bosstonesmusic.com/history/
About the Fund
The Shout Syndicate Fund is the fundraising effort by a new collective of music business veterans. The Boston Foundation will administer a granting program for nonprofits that provide proven, quality after school arts programs for teens. www.theshoutsyndicate.com
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