The artist lineup has been announced for two concerts scheduled for July to benefit the families of victims in the fatal head-on collision with Tejano singer Javier Galvan near Winters, Texas on June 13.
J.R. Gomez, a close friend of the family, shared the roster of singers and bands that will perform on Thursday, July 1 in San Antonio and Friday, July 9 in Lubbock.
Confirmed artists for the benefit in San Antonio at Desperados 2.0, 6844 Ingram Road, include Gomez, Jay Perez, Ram Herrera, Art Tigerina, Jaime DeAnda, Crystal Torres, Tina Mares, Ruben Ramos, Tony Guerrero, Chente Barrera, LaDezz with house band led by Mario Ortiz. La Calma and Texas Latino will also perform.
The lineup for the benefit in Lubbock at Club Pink, 510 N. University Ave, features Gomez, Tristan Ramos, Monica Saldivar, Savannah Votion, Jordan Rodriguez Band, The Homeboyz, David Lee Rodriquez, Bobby G and The Galaxy Band, and a monster jam session with West Texas musicians at end of the show.
All proceeds will benefit the families of Marisa Ramos, 20, Cissy Ramos, 46, and 7-year-old Adalynn Muniz, who died in the crash. Siblings, Keelie Ramos, 12, and Kolbie Ramos, 9, were critically injured and are recovering in the hospital.
A GoFundMe page has been set up for the families of the victims.
More details on the benefit concerts will be released soon.
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