Rodney Atkins' third annual Music City Gives Back concert in Nashville will benefit victims of the deadly tornado that touched down in Moore, Oklahoma on May 20.
"Each year I gather some of my friends together to put on this show and have fun with our fans before CMA Music Fest, but the reason we get up here is to help the community come together to give our support to those in need," Atkins said in a statement.
"With the recent disaster in Moore, I knew that's where we had to focus our efforts this year."
In addition to Atkins, the lineup for this year's Music City Gives Back show will also include performances from Justin Moore, Jana Kramer and Josh Thompson.
The third annual Music City Gives Back concert takes place in Nashville on Tuesday, June 4.
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