Amazing Night!

Amazing! That is the only way I can think to describe the night we had seeing the Chris Hendricks Band in Raleigh this evening at Falls River Town Center. The band never disappoints with their music, and Sloan's CHB Street Team efforts paid off, with an entourage of 12 friends and family members in attendance. Sloan was very happy and proud to share the experience with everyone! Sloan was excited all day leading up to the show, and danced and sang during every single song. Then the main event for him happened--- Chris called Sloan up to sing Let It Be! Chris, Aaron and Mike were so helpful these past few weeks getting this together, and very gracious and generous to share that experience with Sloan. Thank you so much guys! You are truly the best! And thanks to Noah for always being Sloan's music assistant; nurturing, practicing, and encouraging his musical interests and talents.

In Chris' video and interviews, he talks very openly about his Cerebral Palsy. When we were sending the invites about the show to everyone with links to the video and other information about the band, I had a few people ask me why I didn't mention the fact that Chris also experiences Cerebral Palsy, like Sloan, in my emails. It never occurred to me. By any standards, the Chris Hendricks Band stands out because of the excellent music created by the very talented and serious musicians in the band. It is for those reasons that Sloan loves them and their music, and feels connected to them. See for yourself in the video of Sloan and Chris performing. This isn't just two people singing together only because they have Cerebral Palsy. They are two young men who really love music and are just doing it for the Noise.