Smiles are sure to abound for North American audiences of Playing for Change as the musical extravaganza goes on tour this week. The multimedia, artist-driven effort is working to promote peace and music education through collaboration and live performances of World music. San Franciscans can take in the tunes, including a rather irresistible rendition of “Stand By Me” at Slim’s today. Other upcoming shows include Seattle’s Showbox and New York’s High Line Ballroom. Should you miss the opportunity to see Grandpa Elliott, Mohammed Alidu, Jason Tamba of Afro Fiesta, and their counterparts performing together live for the first time, the film looks to be a promising second best (after showing at Tribeca, it won best song at the Roxbury Film Festival — no surprise there).


Fred Dune Tuesday, 03.24.09 @ 7:05 pm

This is a truly amazing idea, and it’s so cool to see that Playing for Change is touring. If you believe in the cause peace and music education you can get further involved by joining their Online Street Team by following this link: http://www.ufanz.com/teams/playingforchange




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