MUSIC GROWS COMMUNITY

FIRST FRET BENEFIT CONCERT

Join us on October 2, 2026 @ 6:30PM for an evening of live music at Botanica's Chinese Garden. 

Headliners Tom Yankton (Rascal Flatts) and Brady Seals (Little Texas) take the stage for a night of live music, plus a live auction you won't want to miss.

Dinner and soft drinks are included with your ticket, with a cash bar on-site for beer and other beverages.

Come for the music, stay for the cause, and help someone receive their very first musical instrument!
GENERAL ADMISSION TICKETS:
$65.00 USD
In stock
Dinner & Soft Drinks Provided.

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LIVE MUSIC FROM GREAT ARTISTS

TOM YANKTON

Tom Yankton is a 2024 ACMA Entertainer of the Year nominee and longtime instrumentalist and vocalist for Rascal Flatts. He's shared the stage with Chicago, Luke Bryan, Christina Aguilera, Riley Green, and Shenandoah, with appearances on the Grand Ole Opry, Stagecoach Festival, The Today Show, and Jimmy Kimmel Live.

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BRADY SEALS

Brady Seals is a platinum-selling songwriter and Ohio Country Music Hall of Fame inductee, best known as co-lead singer of Little Texas, where he co-wrote #1 hits like "God Blessed Texas" and "What Might Have Been." He's sold over 11 million albums, earned two Grammy nominations, and later founded Hot Apple Pie alongside Willie Nelson.

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JUST TORI

Just Tori is a Wichita-based singer-songwriter with a soulful voice that blends pop, classic rock, and country into honest, from-the-heart performances.

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BENEFITING A GREAT CAUSE

Somewhere out there is a kid who doesn't know yet that music will change their life. They just need someone to hand them a guitar.

Kardinal Guitars was born from what music can do for a person, how it heals, connects, and can shape a life.

First Fret builds real instruments, not toys, for students who need them. We partner with teachers and schools to find the kids who'd benefit most, no strings attached.

Because the first fret a kid presses down might be the one that changes everything.

AT BOTANICA'S CHINESE GARDEN