The 11th Annual We Can Survive benefit concert is set to be hosted by the radio giant Audacy this Saturday, September 28th at the Prudential Center in Newark, NJ.
The one and only Justin Timberlake will be headlining, preceded by the American boyband New Kids on the Block, pop superstar Tate McRae, “Beautiful Things” singer Benson Boone, R&B singer Khalid and Cuban-American singer and songwriter Isabel LaRosa.
We Can Survive contributes to AFSP’s vital work by providing education, support for those affected by loss, and organizing community programs and events nationwide. A portion of this year’s show proceeds will go towards their initiatives, including their new public service campaign, “Talk Away the Dark,” which aims to raise awareness about suicide prevention, especially how to spot warning signs and connect others to valuable resources.
“Music is a driving force in so many of our lives. Having an event like We Can Survive that features artists our fans love while supporting mental health just shows how powerful songs and lyrics can be,” Michael Martin said, the Senior Vice President of Programming and Head of Music Initiatives at Audacy. “We look forward to welcoming all of the extraordinary artists and can’t wait to see them light up the night.”
Additionally, join Audacy’s 2024 “I’m Listening” broadcast special on Wednesday, September 25th, at 7 PM on any Audacy station. This annual event, part of Audacy’s ongoing mental health initiative, brings together artists, actors, medical professionals, and others to raise awareness and foster open conversations around mental health. In partnership with the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention (AFSP), the program will offer valuable resources, highlight the importance of communication in mental wellness, and create a supportive environment for those facing mental health challenges. Listeners are encouraged to share their stories and explore tools for well-being, reinforcing that no one has to navigate their struggles alone.
Hosted by radio personality Carson Daly, co-host of NBC’s TODAY and The Voice, along with Audacy’s nationally syndicated Country host, Katie Neal, the broadcast will feature expert insights from Dr. Alfiee M. Breland-Noble, psychologist and founder of The AAKOMA Project, and Dr. Christine Yu Moutier, AFSP’s Chief Medical Officer.
There are still a few tickets up for sale at Ticketmaster.com, don’t miss this stellar lineup, all for a fantastic cause.
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