To book your ticket: https://register.enthuse.com/ps/event/CountryHitsandHeart
Join us for a special evening in the iconic Great Hall, Parliament Buildings, Stormont, for an evening with Auburn McCormick, where she will be sharing her inspirational journey of hope and resilience after sustaining a traumatic brain injury at the age of 12 when an 18-wheeler lorry ploughed into the back of her father’s car on her way to high school, leaving her in a coma. Auburn will then treat us to a selection of her favourite country songs to dance and sing away the evening in support of the work of Brain Injury Matters.
At the age of 15 after being told she may never sing again, Auburn worked hard to prove her doctors wrong which ignited her love for music even more. As she learned to play the guitar and started writing songs, Auburn began studying music in Nashville, Tennessee, splitting her time between Austin, Texas, and Nashville. This is where Auburn developed her own style of music influenced by stars like Carrie Underwood.
Now, as an international music artist, Auburn is using her platform to give back. She is performing a benefit concert for Brain Injury Matters, a charity dedicated to supporting individuals affected by acquired brain injuries. Through her music and advocacy, Auburn McCormick exemplifies the power of resilience and the impact of using one's talents to make a difference.
Buy your tickets now to join us for a special evening with Auburn McCormick in aid of Brain Injury Matters in the spectacular Great Hall, Stormont, with complimentary drinks and canapés. https://register.enthuse.com/ps/event/CountryHitsandHeart
