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Frank Turner raises over $18,000 for Sweet Relief Musicians Fund on recent U.S. tour

As he approaches the landmark of his sold-out, 3000th show at Alexandra Palace in London, UK on Saturday, February 22nd, 2025, Frank Turner recently partnered with Sweet Relief Musicians Fund on the first leg of his U.S. Undefeated tour to raise $18,158 through a sweepstakes for one of the acclaimed British singer-songwriter’s personal tour guitars. During the tour, over 500 fans across America entered in a chance to win a Epiphone Hummingbird Studio Acoustic-Electric guitar in faded cherry signed by Turner. The funds donated nightly were distributed and used to provide financial grants for music industry professionals in need of mental health care.

“We’re blown away by Frank’s level of commitment and support,” said Aric Steinberg, EVP–Development/Artist Relations | Sweet Relief Musicians Fund. “His consistency and willingness to make this campaign a success is truly remarkable and demonstrates his generous nature. I had the pleasure of meeting him at the start of the campaign and he’s a genuinely kindhearted person; we’re so grateful to have him as a supporter, and I can speak for all of the artists who will now receive mental health care when I say, ‘thank you!’ to Frank.”

Turner had the following to share as well: “I was honoured to have Sweet Relief as part of the U.S. tour lately; the work they do is commendable in every way, lending a hand is the least I could do. I’m also proud that my audience raised such a great amount of money for the cause. It will make a huge difference to people who need it.”

Additionally, Turner recently announced another leg of shows in North America for the fall. Kicking off at the Egyptian Room at Old National Centre in Indianapolis, IN on Tuesday, August 27th, the second leg will take in 11 evenings across the U.S. midwest and select markets in Canada, all in the lead-up to Turner’s celebrated Lost Evenings VII Festival taking place in Toronto, ON at The Theatre at The Great Canadian Casino Resort from September 19th-22nd. Tickets for all shows are on sale now, and a full listing of dates can be found below.

Upcoming Tour Dates:

August 27th — Egyptian Room at Old National Centre — Indianapolis, IN
August 28th — Val Air Ballroom — Des Moines, IA
August 30th — The Elm — Bozeman, MT
September 3rd — Commodore Ballroom — Vancouver, British Columbia
September 5th — Grey Eagle Event Center — Calgary, Alberta
September 6th — Midway Music Hall — Edmonton, Alberta
September 7th — Coors Event Centre — Saskatoon, Saskatchewan
September 8th — Burton Cummings Theatre — Winnipeg, Manitoba
September 12th — The Sylvee — Madison, WI
September 13th — The Pageant — St. Louis, MO
September 14th — Marathon Music Works — Nashville, TN
September 19th—22nd — Lost Evenings VII Festival at The Theatre at the Great Canadian Casino Resort — Toronto, Ontario

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