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Every year Farm Aid partners with an organization to help register voters at our show. We think its important that everyone get in the loop so they can use their vote to support family farmers. This year, Farm Aid very pleased to be working with HeadCount for the second year in a row.
HeadCount is a non-profit, non-partisan organization that utilizes the multi-faceted power of music to enable voter registration and participation in democracy. Since its inception in 2004, the organization has registered over 50,000 voters, more than any volunteer-run organization in the U.S. It's board of directors includes Bob Weir of the Grateful Dead, other well-known musicians, and the very top managers, promoters and media publishers in the live music community.
So, drop by the Farm Aid donation booth to register to vote, if you aren’t already. HeadCount staff and volunteers will be excited to see you.
this was the worst concert i have ever been to. totally elitist and bad. If you didnt buy a vip ticket you were treated like cattle.
ReplyDeletethis show was run like bush"s war on terrorism.
I realize now that red state people must be total morons that are used to lines and inefficiency.
I am glad that new york is a liberal strong hold.
I ve been to many festivals since th first lollapalooza
and maybe that is too liberal for the rich farmwers that dont need any funding but i am now supporting poppy farmers in the middle east because i am sure they can run a less elitist festival