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Watch Gilby Clarke on CBS2 talking about his motorcycle accident here Country Review Magazine ran an article on Black Sheep in their June/July issue. Read it online here or download a PDF From Valley News Help Ride raises thousands A recent charitable event successfully raised a few thousand dollars to help families in need.
The inaugural Help Ride – organized by the guys of Golden Crown Productions, Don Harbour, Robert Walker and Gregg Hassler – brought in more than $3,000 on Aug. 29 for the nonprofit Concerns of Police Survivors (COPS).
Part of the mission of Golden Crown Productions is to entertain by bringing top-notch entertainment to southwest Riverside County for friendly and memorable concert experiences. The difference between them and other production companies is that Golden Crown works to give back. Read More From Valley News Inaugural Help Ride on a role with a golden touch The first charity motorcycle rally and music festival organized by a group of regional law enforcement agencies with the help of a Temecula-based production company was held in Old Town Temecula last weekend.
Marking the history books, Golden Crown Productions was able to successfully focus the event around a benefit for COPS (Concerns Of Police Survivors), a national outreach organization for the family members of fallen law enforcement, with regional chapters throughout the U.S. Read More From The Californian TEMECULA: Buzz growing for Help Ride Buzz is building for the Help Ride, a motorcycle rally that will feature hundreds -- maybe thousands -- of riders rumbling into Old Town Temecula for a weekend filled with hard rock music and a bike show. The City Council cleared a path months ago for the three-day festival that kicks off Aug. 28 by approving street closures. In recent weeks, the organizers, who have modeled the charity event after the popular Love Ride in Glendale, have released new details on registration costs, the entertainment lineup and the schedule of events. The organizers, Temecula's Golden Crown Productions, recently met with members of the Old Town Temecula Association, the industry group that includes Old Town merchants. Read More From The Press Enterprise | Inland News Motorcyclists, Temecula police losing animosity as they team up on benefit ride A year ago, a conversation between a biker and a police officer in Old Town Temecula often involved a ticket and hard feelings. Now, police and motorcycle enthusiasts are working together to put on an Old Town festival benefiting families of law enforcement officers killed in the line of duty. "We're not unfriendly to bikers at all," said Craig Puma, a restaurant owner and head of the Old Town Temecula Association. "But we are unfriendly to anyone who wants to tear up our town." Read More From The North County Times - Californian Motorcycle rally will benefit police officers' charity TEMECULA - Local promoters are touting an upcoming motorcycle event in Temecula as Southwest County's version of the Love Ride, the annual rally in Glendale that attracts thousands of bikers and celebrities each year. Temecula's rally will be called the Help Ride and, like the Love Ride, proceeds raised during the event will be given to charity. For more of this story, click here. Help Ride Charity Motorcylce Rally and Music Festival
Help Ride Concert Hosted by Gilby Clarke from Guns n-Roses and Rockstar Supernova The Inaugural Help Ride will be a benefit for COPS, Concerns for Police Survivors. All bikes are welcome to register and receive free VIP Parking and enjoy live music, vendors , bike show, fashion show, poker walk and more. For more information log onto www.helpride.com Then join us for a night of rock n’ roll!
For more information or to purchase tickets please go to www.goldencrownproductions.com or info@helpride.com |
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