The 8th annual ACM Lifting Lives Music Camp, set for June 21-28 in Nashville, will welcome several country artists and entertainment personalities to spend time with attendees at the week-long residential camp.
Dierks Bentley and songwriter-producer Ross Copperman will host a songwriting workshop, while Jerrod Niemann will host a dinner/karaoke party. Kelsea Ballerini and Copperman will welcome campers into the studio for a day to see how music is recorded.
iHeartMedia radio personality Bobby Bones will spearhead a visit at Vanderbilt’s Seacrest Studios, while television personalities Todd and Savannah Chrisley will host a meet & greet at the Wildhorse Saloon.
The annual finale takes place on the Grand Ole Opry stage, as the campers will offer a live performance with Chris Young.
The event is open to individuals with Williams syndrome, with the dual purpose of studying Williams syndrome while also offering music enrichment to campers. The cost of the camp is funded by ACM Lifting Lives, which also provides scholarships to several campers.
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