Martina McBride & Friends Perform at the Grand Ole Opry for Band Against Cancer

Pictured (L-R): Big Machine Label Group’s John Zarling, Sarah Cannon's Dee Anna Smith, Martina McBride, BMLG’s Scott Borchetta and Jim Weatherson, Grand Ole Opry’s Pete Fisher

Little Big Town, Cassadee Pope, Scotty McCreery, The Cadillac Three & Charles Esten Joined McBride for Nashville Homecoming Concert

2016 Inaugural Campaign Delivers More than 500 Million Media Impressions in Support of Blood Cancer Awareness

NASHVILLE, TN – A star-studded collection of artists lent their voices to Band Against Cancer: The Sarah Cannon Tour on Wednesday (10/26) as part of a special Grand Ole Opry performance, celebrating a successful run of shows to support blood cancer awareness. Martina McBride led the five-city charge before the tour’s final stop in Nashville alongside friends Little Big Town, Cassadee Pope, Scotty McCreery, The Cadillac Three and Charles Esten and John Conlee. Hitmakers Thompson Square and newcomer Hudson Moore were a part of the tour’s previous stops. The tour and accompanying national media campaign, both anchored by McBride, generated more than 500 million impressions that have contributed to the support and education of community-based cancer resources including the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society.

Band Against Cancer: The Sarah Cannon Tour kicked off last month in Dallas before traveling to Austin, San Antonio and Denver. Big Machine Label Group shared in the initiative to raise awareness for blood cancer and support Sarah Cannon’s community partners, including The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society and Be The Match. The tour served as a national movement to connect those facing cancer with community-based resources and support close to home.

To learn how to continue to make an impact in local communities and for additional information, visit www.BandAgainstCancer.com.

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