On Saturday, Jan. 20, East Nashville fest organizer Libby Rose is hosting a benefit show, "Sing Me Back Home,” to celebrate the lives of all the incredibly talented artists we lost in 2017.

On the Basement East stage that night, a broad mix of local talents — including Bobby Bare Jr., Becca Mancari, Tristen, Langhorne Slim, Hayes Carll, Nicole Atkins and many, many others — will perform songs from those lost musical icons.

Among them: Tom Petty, Chuck Berry, Chris Cornell, Charles Bradley, Fats Domino, Greg Allman/Butch Trucks, Jessi Zazu of Those Darlins, Goldy McJohn of Steppenwolf, Glen Campbell, Geoff Nicholls of Black Sabbath, Grant Hart of Hüsker Dü and J Geils.

A long with being a celebration of enduring music and the people who penned it, Sing Me Back Home is a fundraiser for a great cause — Rose partnered with a charity called the Polaris Project, which is working to end human trafficking. All of the proceeds from ticket sales will go support their work.

That night will also include a raffle (with prizes including gift certificates from local businesses like Barista Parlor, Butcher & Bee, Third Man Records and others), aimed at raising additional funds for the non-profit.

We’re thrilled to get to send 2 lucky East Nashvillian readers, plus guests, to the show — and hope you’ll put your ticket savings toward the raffle.

Enter through this form; we’ll choose and announce random winners on Friday at noon.

Want to make sure you’re there? Tickets are $8 in advance, $10 day of, and are available now through The Basement East’s website.

Happy entering!