Autism benefit Jan. 18

[David Dalton]

Sarah McLachlan just posted this to Twitter:

I will be in Dana Point, CA Jan 18th for Surfers Healing
benefit show @IzzyPaskowitz - only 300 seats
http://ow.ly/s8prC #autism xo,s

[David Dalton]

Post by David Dalton
I will be in Dana Point, CA Jan 18th for Surfers Healing
http://ow.ly/s8prC #autism xo,s

Jackson Browne will also be performing.

Regular tickets are $500 and VIP tickets are
$5000 for a table of six, which includes admission
to a VIP after party, which I imagine will
include an opportunity to meet Sarah and Jackson.

[Autindividual]

Post by David Dalton

Post by David Dalton
I will be in Dana Point, CA Jan 18th for Surfers Healing
http://ow.ly/s8prC #autism xo,s

Jackson Browne will also be performing.
Regular tickets are $500 and VIP tickets are
$5000 for a table of six, which includes admission
to a VIP after party, which I imagine will
include an opportunity to meet Sarah and Jackson.

Awfully expensive, kind of prohibitive, to say the very least,
particularly for those for whom the benefit is allegedly being staged,
because it's not like we're so well-received by so-called 'society' that
we're availed of the opportunities to obtain the kind of wherewithall
whereby we could afford such prices...or as Alanis Morissette's song puts
it: "...Isn't it ironic...don't you think"?

How about if we get some bands that actually represent autistic
individuals, to get together and put on our own show. I'm a
musician/singer/songwriter currently working on tracks 4, 5, and 6 of my
third album, with 27 Original songs demo recorded to date, many autism-
related, including the "autism anthem" "Be Who You Are".

[David Dalton]

Post by Autindividual

Post by David Dalton

Post by David Dalton
I will be in Dana Point, CA Jan 18th for Surfers Healing
http://ow.ly/s8prC #autism xo,s

Jackson Browne will also be performing.
Regular tickets are $500 and VIP tickets are
$5000 for a table of six, which includes admission
to a VIP after party, which I imagine will
include an opportunity to meet Sarah and Jackson.

Awfully expensive, kind of prohibitive, to say the very least,
particularly for those for whom the benefit is allegedly being staged,
because it's not like we're so well-received by so-called 'society' that
we're availed of the opportunities to obtain the kind of wherewithall
whereby we could afford such prices...or as Alanis Morissette's song puts
it: "...Isn't it ironic...don't you think"?

Yes, it is pricey, but it is a benefit, to fund surfing
lessons for children with autism I think.

Post by Autindividual
How about if we get some bands that actually represent autistic
individuals, to get together and put on our own show. I'm a
musician/singer/songwriter currently working on tracks 4, 5, and 6 of my
third album, with 27 Original songs demo recorded to date, many autism-
related, including the "autism anthem" "Be Who You Are".

Yes, go for it!

[David Dalton]

Post by David Dalton

Post by David Dalton
I will be in Dana Point, CA Jan 18th for Surfers Healing
http://ow.ly/s8prC #autism xo,s

Jackson Browne will also be performing.
Regular tickets are $500 and VIP tickets are
$5000 for a table of six, which includes admission
to a VIP after party, which I imagine will
include an opportunity to meet Sarah and Jackson.

Sarah has posted a short video about the event
to http://www.sarahmclachlan.com/news/ .

[David Dalton]

Post by David Dalton

Post by David Dalton

Post by David Dalton
I will be in Dana Point, CA Jan 18th for Surfers Healing
http://ow.ly/s8prC #autism xo,s

Jackson Browne will also be performing.
Regular tickets are $500 and VIP tickets are
$5000 for a table of six, which includes admission
to a VIP after party, which I imagine will
include an opportunity to meet Sarah and Jackson.

Sarah has posted a short video about the event
to http://www.sarahmclachlan.com/news/ .

Matt Mays will also be performing.

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