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PARTICLE ACCELERATOR III CONCERT TO TAKE PLACE ON JULY 11TH AT BROOKLYN FAIRGROUNDS

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Particle Accelerator III CONCERT to take place on July 11th at Brooklyn Fairgrounds

 

Third annual benefit concert in memory of Jack Young Jr. seeks to raise awareness and support for suicide prevention

 

February 17, 2009, Brooklyn, CT - Friends and family of “The Legendary Jack Young Jr.” have announced that Particle Accelerator III will be held on Saturday, July 11, 2009. The third annual benefit concert will take place at Brooklyn Fairgrounds on Rte. 169 in Brooklyn, CT.  Doors will open at 11 am with performances taking place throughout the day and evening.  Tickets are $10 in advance, or $15 at the door. 

 

Vendors interested in participating can request information from This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it .  They can also contact Eric Gould at 860-928-3422 or Grace Young at 860-428-3827.   Bands who would like to know more about playing PARTICLE ACCELERATOR III may also use this contact information.

 

 Jack Young Jr. committed suicide on his 27th birthday in May of 2007.  PARTICLE ACCELERATOR is an annual charity music festival held in his memory, and in his honor.  Its purpose is to increase awareness of suicide and depression, and to promote music as a healthy alternative for young people.  All proceeds will go to United Services, Inc. to provide assistance to those who lack insurance coverage for mental health services. 

 

PARTICLE ACCELERATOR III is expected to surpass the success that both Particle Accelerator I and II have already achieved.  Returning bands White Rose Confession, Circadian Rhythm and The Rectangle Club will be joined by Stressbomb and many more.  Local bands are encouraged to join the performance.

 

“We all say, ‘oh, no, not MY son,... not OUR family...’ but the truth is, depression and suicide can affect anyone and everyone,” said Grace Young, Jack Young Jr.’s mother and driving force behind the benefit.  “Everyone needs to know that there is hope and there is help for those suffering from depression and contemplating suicide.  We hope that this concert can help raise awareness and funds to help those with no health insurance get the help they need.”


 

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