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The Music Company (TMC), a 501(c)(3) nonprofit music studio, located in Pacific Beach, is excited to present the first annual Music Matters Concert. This special event will raise funds to support TMC’s mission to provide accessible, affordable resources for musicians of all levels—from teens exploring music as a creative outlet to adults building full-time careers in the industry. The evening will feature three local artists, a silent auction, and an inspiring celebration of the music that makes San Diego special. The Music Company was founded on the belief that music is a vital part of culture and community, and is dedicated to ensuring that every musician—whether picking up an instrument for the first time or recording their next album—has the support they need to thrive. TMC offers: By attending Music Matters, guests are directly supporting these nonprofit programs that empower musicians and keep San Diego’s music scene thriving, including; affordable recording and rehearsal studio time, teen and adult performance labs, educational workshops and mentorship, community jam sessions, and content production and artist promotion. The Music Matters Concert will showcase three standout local artists, demonstrating the depth and diversity of San Diego’s music scene: ● Sandollar – 2023 San Diego Music Awards winner blending reggae, southern rock, and SoCal influences into a genre of their own. ● Kela Sako – A soulful singer-songwriter whose personal storytelling and deep vulnerability shine through in every song. Her latest release, Speed Bumps, debuted at #4 on the iTunes Reggae charts. ● Hannah Geller – A multi-genre artist, fusing psychedelic, progressive, blues, surf, and alternative rock into an ethereal, one-of-a-kind performance. TMC is partnering with Concert for Your Cause to create an experience that not only entertains, but also uplifts and empowers independent musicians. ● Early Bird Tickets – On sale now, for a limited time, at $50. Secure your spot at www.musicmatters.tmcmusic.org/buy-tickets. ● Sponsorship & Silent Auction Opportunities – Local businesses and supporters can make a direct impact by sponsoring the event or donating auction items. Visit www.musicmatters.tmcmusic.org for details. ● Volunteer – Help bring this event to life and connect with San Diego’s music community. Visit: https://musicmatters.tmcmusic.org/buy-tickets The Music Company on Instagram and Facebook