In every city they visit, Tano Jones Revelry partners with a local food bank or nonprofit to help give back to the community. For their Portsmouth stop, they’ve teamed up with the New Hampshire Food Bank.<\/a><\/p>\n I love being able to see artists using their platform for something bigger than themselves.<\/p>\n READ MORE:\u00a0New Hampshire Joins 3 New England States in U.S. Top 5 for Best Schools<\/a><\/strong><\/em><\/p>\n The charitable mission fits perfectly with one of the band’s breakout songs, “What About Me.” The song has become an anthem for people pushing through difficult times while holding onto hope and resilience. Those same themes carry into the Soup & Seeds initiative, where the band has committed to leaving every tour stop a little better than they found it.<\/p>\n So far, that commitment has made a real impact. Through the Soup & Seeds Tour, Tano Jones Revelry has helped raise money for and donate to **more than 30 food banks across the country**, proving that a concert ticket can help do a little more than entertain.<\/p>\n If you’re already a fan or you’re just looking for a fun night out in Portsmouth, this is one of those events where everyone wins. You get to discover a band that’s gaining momentum, enjoy an evening at one of New Hampshire’s most iconic music venues, and know your support is connected to helping families facing food insecurity here in the Granite State.<\/p>\n Gallery Credit: Katie Killourhy<\/a><\/p>\n<\/div>\n Gallery Credit: Garret Doll<\/a><\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\nList of Free Outdoor Movies at Hampton Beach in New Hampshire for 2026<\/h2>\n
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