The Frontier Health Foundation invites the communities of Northeast TN and Southwest VA to be a part of our 2nd Annual euNoia Concert Event this August 13th, 2022! euNoia means “A Well Mind,” which is what this concert event delivers. Our annual benefit concert focuses on bringing incredible music and great food, and fun for everyone to the outdoor Cumberland Square Park in Historic Downtown Bristol, VA. This beautiful venue includes the four acres of park with a beautiful Veterans Memorial, tree-lined pathways, and a stunning large covered stage. We are excited to share that the winner of the 11th season of Fox’s American Idol, singer Phillip Phillips will join us for this year’s euNoia A Well Mind Concert as our Headliner! His coronation song, “Home,” became the best-selling song in American Idol history and the theme song for the 2012 Olympic Women’s gymnastics team. It was also included in the Clint Eastwood movie, Trouble with the Curve. Released in the fall of 2012, Phillips’s first full-length album, “The World from the Side of the Moon,” debuted at #4 on the Billboard 200 and quickly went platinum. The album included the single “Gone, Gone, Gone.” He followed up with “Behind […]

euNoia means “A Well Mind” and that is exactly what this concert event will provide. Our event will be held in the beautiful Cumberland Square Park in Historic Downtown Bristol, VA featuring incredible Award-Winning Artists and delicious food from local Food Truck Partners. Our Headliner is none other than Drew Holcomb & The Neighbors, the Emmy Award Winning Americana act hailing from Nashville, TN with special guest 49 Winchester! Why a Concert Fundraiser?The last 18 months have been hard. So, instead of hosting a “typical” fundraiser we believe it is time to come together as one big community and nothing brings people together like awesome music, great food and a real purpose. We are over the moon about the incredible talent that will be performing for this event! Our goal is to raise $250,000 for our top priority Frontier Health Programs and Services like Frontier’s Safe House Domestic Violence Program, Residential and Employment Services, and Sullivan House Youth Program that have seen an increase in needs sparked by the pandemic.