Country music icon and philanthropist Tracy Lawrence is hosting his 17th annual Mission:Possible Turkey Fry and Benefit Concert at the Wildhorse Saloon in Nashville, Tennessee, on November 22.
Fans can also expect performances by multiplatinum artist Gary Allan and rising star Travis Denning.
Tickets for the event are available at https://www.ticketmaster.com/event/1B005D22A01E7923.
Presale starts on September 21 at 10 a.m. CT with public on sale beginning on September 23 at 10 a.m. CT.
Since its inception, Lawrence's Mission:Possible has fried over 8,000 turkeys, provided more than 90,000 meals to the homeless across Middle Tennessee and raised over $600,000 for Nashville Rescue Mission. This year's event aims to fry a record breaking 1,200 turkeys.
"Over the last 17 years we have served about 64,000 meals and touched countless people's lives. When we first started frying a few turkeys, I never thought we'd fry more than a dozen or two, let alone be raising hundreds of thousands of dollars while doing it," Lawrence shared, reflecting on the event throughout the years.
"I'm proud of how this event has grown and I'm thankful to have others in the community willing to participate to make it what it is today," he added.
Following on the success of the Turkey Fry and Benefit Concert series, Mission:Possible launched an annual Celebrity Classic Golf Tournament in 2020. The springtime fundraiser has raised more than $800,000 towards various Middle Tennessee homeless charities in just two years.
(Photo: Jon Paul Bruno)
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