Two nights of
rock history
Rock & Roll Hall of Famers & Grammy Winners.
Annual music festival in Madison, WI. Every dollar going to epilepsy research.
Featuring members of
GOO GOO DOLLS
•
TEARS FOR FEARS
•
LETTERS TO CLEO
•
THE BANGLES
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THE GO-GO'S
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THE BEACH BOYS
•
SILVERSUN PICKUPS
•
EVERCLEAR
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SOUL ASYLUM
•
BELLY
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GOO GOO DOLLS • TEARS FOR FEARS • LETTERS TO CLEO • THE BANGLES • THE GO-GO'S • THE BEACH BOYS • SILVERSUN PICKUPS • EVERCLEAR • SOUL ASYLUM • BELLY •
One weekend a year.
Two amazing concerts.
40+ artists.
Over 140 million albums sold
18
Platinum records
22
Gold
Records
35
Grammy
Nominations
Together on one stage for
2 nights in one city only.
The Numbers Don't Lie
Epilepsy affects more people
than you think.
It is the most common serious brain disorder in the world. And it doesn't get nearly enough attention — or funding.
Source: World Health Organization & Epilepsy Foundation
About Joey
“When music came on and anyone in the room wasn’t dancing — Joey would grab your finger and make sure that you did.”
Joey Gomoll was born in Madison, Wisconsin. He lived with Dravet Syndrome, a rare and catastrophic form of childhood epilepsy, from the earliest days of his life. He passed away in 2010, just before his fifth birthday.
His father, Michael Gomoll, built something in his memory. What began as a small benefit concert in Madison has grown into a multi-decade movement that has raised over $2 million for epilepsy research and brought Rock and Roll Hall of Famers to a stage in Wisconsin.
That’s Joey's Song. That’s Freezing Man.
