Tony Nominee Patina Miller, GLEE PROJECTÂ's Ali Stroker and More to Perform at JoeÂ's Pub Benefit Concert, 8/26

Drew Overcash is hosting a concert to raise money for St. Jude Children's Research Hospital at Joe's Pub on August 26th. Tony Award nominee Patina Miller and The Glee Project's Ali Stroker are set to perform.

Currently set to perform at the 7PM concert with Miller and Stroker are Rebecca Faulkenberry (Spider-Man, Rock of Ages), Jason Gotay (Bring It On), Jay Armstrong Johnson (Catch Me If You Can, 35MM), Kara Lindsay (Newsies), Taylor Louderman (Bring It On), Zak Resnick (Mamma Mia!) and Jennifer Hope Wills (Phantom) with Kelsey Burd, BranDon Chandler, Alex Goley (The Berenstein Bears LIVE!), Kiley McDonald, Blake Pfeil, Marissa Rosen (My Big Gay Italian Wedding), Amanda Savan and Katherine Wright. Additional performers will be announced soon.

With donated space from Shetler Studios for rehearsals, the concert will feature new music and arrangements as well as fan favorites from composers of all styles including: Joey Contreras, Bobby Cronin, Drew Gasparini, Derek Gregor & Sam Carner, Kerrigan-Lowdermilk, Marcy Heisler & Zina Goldrich, Blake Pfeil, Georgia Stitt and Drew Overcash.

Proceeds from the concert will go to St. Jude Children's Research Hospital, who have completely changed how the world treats children with cancer and other catastrophic diseases through their research. At St. Jude's, no child is denied treatment based on race, religion or a family's ability to pay. You can learn more at, www.stjude.com.

"St. Jude's is not just a hospital children go to who are sick, but a place that comes to families in times of need no matter their given circumstances," said Drew Overcash. "As a member of a St. Jude family, the time, energy and boundless love they share with those they work with is incredible."

Joe' Pub is located at 425 Lafayette Street. Tickets for the event at $25 which are currently on sale at www.joespub.com. You can learn more about the event at www.drewovercash.com/st-jude-2. Performers are subject to change.

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