birthday. Two years later, the first
official Light of Day show took
place. Since that show in 2000,
the organization has raised over
$2.5 million to help find a cure for
Parkinson’s and Light of Day has
grown into a series of shows held
in 13 countries on 3 continents.
Of course, the most famous
shows still takes place in Asbury
Park where a guy named Bruce
Springsteen often lends a hand.
Nile will be one of the artists
playing the Stone Pony in Asbury
Park on Friday, January 16 and
among the crowd of musicians at
the huge show at the Paramount
Theatre the next night. The annual show at the Paramount is one
of the most sought after tickets
of the year with music fans coming from all over the world for the
chance to see all of their favorite
artists on stage together.
“Lots of people come from Europe to New Jersey for Light of
Day because you get a real sense
of community,” explained Nile.
“It’s a good feeling. It’s a good
cause. It’s always a thrill and an
honor and something I look forward to each year. I think every-
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