See Kip Moore & Tony Hawk in Nashville for Free

Country music’s Kip Moore has teamed up with international skateboarding champion Tony Hawk, for “Music City Skate Jam presented by Harley-Davidson” at Music City Walk Of Fame Park in Nashville, on Sunday, September, 10.

The fun-stacked day will offer a skate demo by Hawk as well a performance by newcomer Jordan Davis and the event will close out with a set by Moore. Previously, the event was ticketed but Hawk and Moore just announced the event will be free to the public but are asking attendees to give donations for hurricane relief efforts. Currently, there is a bid for VIP tickets for an opportunity to meet Moore and Hawk. For information about donating, visit their website.

Moore and Hawk came together due to their shared vision of empowering youth through their respective organizations – Moore’s “Kip’s Kids Fund” and Hawk’s “Tony Hawk Foundation.”

“I think what’s always driven me at my core, throughout my career, was to one day have the capability to make a major impact in inner cities around the country,” said Moore. “I was never a true skater, but always admired the brotherhood of the skating community. Having a chance to team up with a guy like Tony, who’s so respected for all he does, is beyond what I could’ve imagined. I’m super stoked to combine what we do, as we both share similar visions.”

“The Music City Skate Jam is the first event of its kind, bringing skateboarding and country music together,” said Hawk. “I’m excited to show Nashville an unprecedented display of talent, including some of the world’s best skaters and Kip Moore himself.”

“Harley-Davidson has always been passionate about supporting programs that benefit our nation’s youth,” said James Newton, Head of US Events for Harley-Davidson. “Partnering with Kip’s Kids Fund and Tony Hawk Foundation on this unique event was a perfect fit.”

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