More stars join Toby Keith’s tornado relief concert

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NORMAN, Okla. – Two more country stars have joined the list for Toby Keith’s Twister Relief Concert Wednesday.

Krystal Keith and Kellie Coffey will join the show with the rest of the star-studded lineup.

Toby Keith
Garth Brooks
Willie Nelson
Trisha Yearwood
Ronnie Dunn
Sammy Hagar
Mel Tillis
John Anderson
Carrie Underwood will perform via satellite
because of a previously scheduled
show in Nashville, Tennessee.

Keith’s Twister Relief Concert has now sold out twice.

The first round of tickets went on sale June 21 and sold out within an hour.

More tickets were released last Friday and those also sold out in a matter of minutes.

Organizers said 100 percent of ticket proceeds will go to benefit the United Way of Central Oklahoma May Tornadoes Relief Fund to aid recovery efforts.

The twister relief show is Saturday, July 6 at the University of Oklahoma’s Gaylord Family – Oklahoma Memorial Stadium in Norman.

Doors open at 1:30 p.m. and showtime is 3 p.m.

All seats are $25 (all taxes and fees included), all seats reserved – eight-ticket purchase limit.

The United Way of Central Oklahoma is also accepting donations online.

“When Toby asked me to come on board, I immediately said ‘Yes,‘” Sammy Hagar said. “He’s put together a hell of a concert lineup to help raise funds for the brave and resilient people of Oklahoma. My job is going to be to help them take their minds off their problems and have some much-needed, good old-fashioned fun.”

For Keith, this event and the May storms that led to it are deeply personal.

“I grew up in Moore, I live in Norman and I’ve got lots of family and friends who were directly affected,” he said. “I know these folks and they’re resilient but we’re going to keep helping them any way we can.”

“Once we got the news that the tornado had hit Toby’s hometown, Miss Yearwood and I told Toby we were at his service for whatever he chose to do,” Garth Brooks said. “I am amazed at the human spirit the tornado victims have shown. I am humbled by the giving of the volunteers. It is an honor to get to be a part of this healing process.”

You can find updates on the event and lineup at www.tobykeith.com.

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