Hop On A Cure is committed to supporting research to prevent, reverse, and cure ALS while raising awareness, building a compassionate community, and unleashing the healing power of hope. John Driskell Hopkins (Hop), a founding and active member of Zac Brown Band, was diagnosed with ALS in December of 2021 and immediately went into action by creating Hop On A Cure Foundation, Inc. For more information or to purchase a Pit Field Package, visit /ZacBrownBand. Pit/Field Pass for the June 2 Zac Brown Band Post-Game Concertįor each package sold, $20 will be donated to the Hop On A Cure Foundation. Brewers game (5:10 p.m.) and one (1) Field Box Ticket for the June 3 Reds vs. One (1) Field Box ticket for June 2 Reds vs. Zac Brown Band's Post-Game Benefit Concert is also sponsored by Amylyx Pharmaceuticals and Snyder's Of Hanover.įans who want to guarantee an up-close view of Zac Brown Band's concert from the field can purchase a special Zac Brown Band Pit Field Package that includes: Zac Brown Band Post-Game Benefit Concert 4-ALS, presented by Ohio Lotteryįireworks Friday, presented by the Ohio Lottery (to begin after the concert is complete)įans in attendance will receive a Hunter Greene baseball card, honoring Hunter as the Reds' nominee for the Lou Gehrig Award, while supplies last. Postgame check presentation to Hop On A Cure Foundation Milwaukee Brewers - Lou Gehrig Dayģ:40 p.m.: Gates open to Great American Ball Park
We are excited to give them a warm Reds Country welcome as they fill Great American Ball Park with music and hope after the game."įriday, June 2 - Cincinnati Reds vs. "Zac Brown Band's passionate support of their bandmate Hop is an inspiration, and our hope is to lift the spirits of everyone affected by ALS while supporting the Hop On A Cure Foundation. "The Reds are honored to host Zac Brown Band on MLB's Lou Gehrig Day," said Reds President and COO Phil Castellini. Hopkins will sing the National Anthem at Friday's game, while many of the pregame and in-game ceremonies will feature the Reds' Lou Gehrig Day partners from the Lou Gehrig Day Committee, ALS Association of Central & Southern Ohio, I AM ALS and the Muscular Dystrophy Association. "Ballpark shows always have a way of being special experiences, and bringing baseball and music fans together like this to fight this crucial battle against ALS just takes it to a whole new level." "We're so thankful to our good friends at the Cincinnati Reds for their support in making ALS research and our work at Hop On A Cure such a focal point of their Lou Gehrig day event," said Hopkins. The foundation was started by band member John Driskell "Hop" Hopkins after he was diagnosed with ALS and supports research toward a cure for ALS while raising awareness and hope for those battling the disease.
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