'Train' and Sea Bright Rise Above Sandy
The popular recording artists played a benefit for area first responders and Sea Bright residents Wednesday night.
It started with a Tweet, just a heads up from a local high schooler to the lead singer of mega-popular music mainstay for the last decade that he check out a video online. Rumson-Fair Haven Regional High School student Charolotte Nagy’s simple request that Train lead singer Pat Monahan watch her documentary on the devastation of Hurricane Sandy culminated Wednesday night with an intimate free concert for the first responders and residents of one of the shore’s most devastated towns, Sea Bright. Wednesday’s outdoor concert, held in the parking lot of the Sea Bright Police Department, bookended by a ravaged beach on one side and a darkened downtown retail row on the other, attracted a crowd of about 500 people, all of them first responders, …
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janet De Palma
1:33 pm on Thursday, December 6, 2012
wow What a great night. He really lifted everyones spirits.Between our mayor, the owner of Woody's, Charlotte Nagy and Train we are so blessed. I was in my condo getting ready to move out because it needs to be gutted. This was just the night I needed more ›