Exactly one year ago, the first SongFarm recording studio opened in Ross Copperman’s alma mater, Glenvar High School in Roanoke, Virginia. And next up is the one in Sterling High School in Sterling, Kansas, which is Nicolle Galyon’s alma mater.

Ross Copperman and Nicolle Galyon were honored as “2020 Champions of the Year” at SongFarm’s first Hometown to Hometown event, with performances from Michael Ray, Emily Weisband & Blessing Offor. Over $200K was raised to benefit new music technology programs in public high schools.

Help support #MusicEducation programs by bidding on some amazing experiences via our silent auction with Charity Buzz and VH1’s Save the Music!

Just 48 hours until #HometownToHometown, and we are beyond excited to announce the performers for the night: Blessing Offor, Emily Weisband, and Michael Ray alongside our 2020 Champions Nicolle Galyon and Ross Copperman.

A big thank you to VH1 Save the Music, The Mic NYC, Gloria Gaynor, and everyone who attended the show last night in New York! And special thanks to Kathryn Henderson and Andrew Stadelberge for making it all possible! Your support doesn’t go unnoticed. Thank you all for believing in SongFarm as much as we do.

A night celebrating community and creativity in education, hosted by co-founders Ross Copperman and F. Reid Shippen. Featuring in-the-round performances from Ross, Nicolle Galyon, Jimmy Robbins, Blessing Offor, and special guest Kelleigh Bannen.