If you are looking for a night out that is not just fun but actually meaningful, this is it.
On Monday, April 13, something pretty special is happening at The Capitol Theatre. And trust me, this is not your average concert.
Musicians United for ALS: The Blues and More is bringing together an incredible lineup of legendary artists for a night of music, community, and real purpose.
And yes… it’s one of those events where you leave feeling like you were part of something bigger.
Why This Night Matters
This event supports ALS United Greater New York, an organization that has been helping families affected by ALS for more than 30 years through research, care services, and advocacy.
This concert was created by singer and songwriter Vaneese Thomas and her husband Wayne Warnecke, who was diagnosed with ALS in 2022.
And honestly, knowing the story behind the night makes it even more powerful.
The Lineup Is Kind of Amazing
This is not a one act show. This is a full on music experience.
The lineup includes:
- Average White Band
- The Original Blues Brothers Band
- Tom Chapin
- Shemekia Copeland
- Paul Shaffer
- Carla Thomas
- Vaneese Thomas
- The Uptown Horns
With Bruce McDaniel leading the night and Paul Shaffer co emceeing, you already know the energy is going to be incredible.
The Details You Need
When: Monday, April 13, 2026
Time: Doors open at 6:30 PM, show starts at 8:00 PM
Where: The Capitol Theatre
Tickets: Starting at $84
? You can grab tickets here:
https://www.thecapitoltheatre.com/the-capitol-theatre/events/detail/musicians-united-for-als-the-blues-more
Why I Love This Kind of Night
I am always looking for things to do that are fun, social, and feel worth leaving the house for.
This checks all the boxes.
Great music
Great venue
And a cause that actually matters
It is the kind of night you go for the music and leave feeling like you did something meaningful.
Final Thought
If you are in Westchester or NYC, this is an easy yes.
Go with friends. Make a night of it. And support something that truly makes a difference.
Because the best nights out are the ones that give something back.
