Kinderhook, Trigger will headline ‘Rock for the Nurses’ 10-year anniversary fundraiser

The Barbara Forfar Nursing Scholarship Fund welcomes legendary New Jersey bands Kinderhook and Trigger plus other top Jersey Shore musicians when it teams up with the
River Rock Restaurant and Marina Bar in Brick Township to celebrate its “Rock for the Nurses” 10-year anniversary fundraiser on May 31.

The eight-hour fundraiser will also feature performances from well-known Jersey Shore musicians the Ned Ryerson Band, Matt Noffsinger, Joe Faronea, Jimi DeLucci, 3 Daze ‘Til Sunday and Ronnie Brooks, plus special guests, according to a press release.

The fundraiser will include an all-you-can-eat buffet, cash bar, games, prizes, give-a-ways and more for the entire family. Breakfast will be available for purchase until noon and
event attendees will receive a $5 off breakfast coupon at check-in with paid event admission.

The event will take place from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. May 31 at the River Rock Restaurant
and Marina Bar, 1600 Route 70, Brick Township. Tickets are $25 per person (children 12 and under are free) and are available online at eventbrite.com or at the River Rock Restaurant and Marina Bar and the River Rock Liquor Shoppe.

Tickets will be available on the day of the event at the door, according to the press release.

All proceeds from the event will benefit the Barbara Forfar Nursing Scholarship Fund which
annually helps the nurses and nursing students of Ocean Medical Center by providing scholarships to nurses and nursing students looking to further their formal education in the profession, according to the press release.

“We are absolutely ecstatic that Kinderhook and Trigger will be performing on the same stage at our 10-year anniversary fundraiser. That has not happened in over 50 years. Add mainstay Jersey Shore musicians the Ned Ryerson Band, Matt Noffsinger, Joe Faronea, Jimi DeLucci, 3 Daze ‘Til Sunday and Ronnie Brooks, plus some other very special musical guests, and we are going to have one pretty big party at the River Rock,” said Walt Konopka, co-chair of the Barbara Forfar Nursing Scholarship Fund and brother to the late Mrs. Forfar.

Kinderhook (formerly known as Kinderhook Creek) was one of the first country-rock bands in New Jersey to play the club circuit. The band performed up and down the east coast and also in Nashville. The band was active from 1973-82.

New Jersey hard rockers Trigger was born in late 1973 as a five-piece band. The band later became a four-piece outfit and established itself as one of New Jersey’s top bands in the 1970s.

For more information about the Barbara Forfar Nursing Scholarship Fund, visit www.forfarscholarship.org or connect with the Barbara Forfar Nursing Scholarship Fund on Facebook or Twitter.