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John, along with Ron "Moondog" Esser, is a founder of Band Together Pittsburgh, a non-profit that raises awareness for those with autism, and engages them through music programs.

Local Mom And Pittsburgh Musicians "Band Together" To Raise Autism Awareness With Benefit Single

Band Together will be held at the Scandinavian Church, Park Lane, Liverpool, on Friday, December 19, from 7.30-11.30pm.

We're all Banding Together

Four local bands with diverse backgrounds and musical stylings -- Big Fat Gap, Mac and Juice Quartet, The Beast and The Deluge -- will compete for cash prizes and an opening spot at Band Together's spring concert event.

Four Local Bands aim to be the "Last Band Standing" on March 2

He said: "We hope Band Together will raise awareness and that people will be willing to spend just pounds 3 to support the festival.

Band Together to fund Mathew Street Festival

But to do this, he needs to put a permanent band together. "I am looking to audition musicians for a permanent band.

The boys are back in town

"I had worked with Oz in a funk band called Rubberneck and with Ian and Dave in other bands and I thought to myself: 'I want these people involved when I get my own band together'.

Band gets back to basics to bring soul to life in their music; Live funk and soul music is still alive and kicking in the North East. Paul Loraine speaks to one musician determined to bring a slice of the Sixties and Seventies into the 21st Century

Cardiff people, when the last war came we all banded together, wake up and band together in your communities and sort this city out.

Viewpoints City is sinking in a mire of selfish people

On March 15, the Senate Health, Education, Labor and Pensions (HELP) committee approved legislation that would allow small businesses to band together across state lines through membership in a trade association to purchase affordable health insurance plans for its members.

Small Business Health Plan legislation moves out of senate committee

Swarms of insects band together and march across the landscape.

Cannibal crickets

A human prince, an unskilled Danarian sorceress, and their friends must band together, as their pooled strength is the one chance the world has to stop the Kersian's depravity and save a dying race.

Left Horse Black

Stirling's THE PROTECTOR'S WAR (0451460464, $24.95) is set eight years after a Change has made technology inoperable around the world--and survivors are starting to band together to rebuild society.

Ace Books

A hiring frenzy to fill jobs in one of the hottest commercial real estate markets in decades has caused commercial real estate's top news, trade, and professional associations to band together to post their professional-level jobs.