Sunday, February 12, 2012 4:27 am
Montgomery Blair High School's Online Student Newspaper
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Local musician Gene Gregory opens the Change for China Sichuan Benefit Concert with his unique "acoustic heavy metal" music.1
Sophomore Michael Dalbello acts as MC for the concert, sharing duties with fellow sophomore Alec Wurzbacher.2
The JV Myka Project, a local band, performs at the concert, providing a blend of originals and cover songs with a bluesy rock sound.3
Chris Hamilton and John Medalis of the JV Myka Project give a soulful performance.4
Uncle Chunky keeps a youthful image with this young guitarist.5
Tony Grasso, frontman of the local group Uncle Chunky, performs with his band in support of Change for China's cause.6
The entire concert was recorded in high quality for a local television station.7
Uncle Chunky brings sophomore Colin Wiencek, who coordinated the event with his peers, onstage to play a song.8
Sophomores Leah Ragen, Alec Wurzbacher and Michael Dalbello announce the winner of the guitar door prize.9
Christos closes the successful show with a country-influenced set backed by members of Uncle Chunky.10
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Change for China
Various artists perform at a benefit concert for victims of the Sichuan earthquake in China.
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Local musician Gene Gregory opens the Change for China Sichuan Benefit Concert with his unique "acoustic heavy metal" music.