Actor & Singer/Songwriter Alfred Jackson to Hold Album Release & Benefit Concert at the Avalon
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Indie Nights Presents live at the Avalon actor, singer and songwriter AlFred Jackson for a "Complicated" album release and benefit concert. The concert will take place July 30th at 6pm.
The 2010 NAACP award recipient will have featured performances by Sha'Leah Nicole and Jaelen Edmonds. Hosted by Hopp and DJ L-Double-E this night will be epic! Be prepared to dance, laugh and sing the night away for a good cause. A portion of the proceeds will go to Antoinette Paul to aid in her fight against Chiari 1 Malformation (spinal defect).
Sponsors will include State Farm, California Bank Trust, YVision, EITP and Concerned Citizens.
The event is standing room only. VIP and bottle service are available for purchase.
AlFred Jackson a native of Los Angeles, Actor, Singer, Composer, Producer and Choreographer Theater: Smokey Joe's Cafe (Victor) Flatrock Playhouse, Rent(Rodger), Hollywood Choir (Universal Studios Japan), Solid Gold Motown (Niagara Falls Canada),Michael Jackson's Man in the Mirror (Reno Navada). Little Shop of Horrors (Seymour). TV/Film: General Hospital, State Farm Commercial. Ant Bully, Web Series: Issa Rae's The Choir (Myron). Recipient of the 2010 NAACP Award for best choreographer (Sarafina). Alfred has had the opportunity to perform his original music domestically as well as internationally.
Jackson's album "Complicated" is now available on iTunes.
The Avalon is located at 1735 Vine Street. For tickets, text: Indienights to 797979 or go to everbrite.com.
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