Second Annual C’Ya On The Flip Side II set for February 5, 2020 at Grand Ole Opry House
Country Star Troy Gentry’s lifelong mission to “Love God, Love Others,” will continue with announcement of C’Ya On The Flip Side II, a star-studded concert to benefit The Troy Gentry Foundation, the Opry Trust Fund, T. J. Martell Foundation, Make-A-Wish, St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital, The Journey Home Project and scholarships and instruments for music education in Kentucky schools and is set for February 5, 2020 at the Grand Ole Opry House. Hosted by Storme Warren of SiriusXM’s The Highway and country star Tracy Lawrence, tickets will be available via thetroygentryfoundation.org, ticketmaster.com and opry.com at 10 am CDT on Monday, October 14th.
The initial line up for the all-star concert event includes Trace Adkins, Abby Anderson, Rhett Akins, T. Graham Brown, Tracy Lawrence, Brothers Osborne, Eddie Montgomery, Justin Moore, and Mark Wills, with more to be announced.
The Troy Gentry Foundation’s Second Annual Tin Roof 2 Tin Cup Golf Tournament, was held September 30th in Nashville, Tennessee and raised over $130,000. Presented by Team Construction, the event featured a concert by Halfway to Hazard & Friends including Chris Young, Marty Roe of Diamond Rio, Tracy Lawrence, Eddie Montgomery and more, and was hosted by Storme Warren of SiriusXM’s The Highway.
“I’m just thrilled that we are doing this again,” states Gentry’s widow Angie. “We started the The Troy Gentry Foundation to keep the spirit of Troy’s generous heart alive and honor his memory and dedication to helping others. He was very passionate about our military and their families, about those in need to provide for their children, cancer research and the continuation of music education.”
The foundation will provide financial support to organizations that aid in cancer research, assist military families in need and help provide music education to future generations.
Troy Gentry, one-half of the superstar country duo, Montgomery Gentry, passed away tragically in 2017 following a freak helicopter accident before a show. The duo has a long history of giving back to those in need by supporting such organizations as T.J. Martell, St. Jude Children’s Hospital and others. Montgomery Gentry were inducted into the Grand Ole Opry 2009.
