Sponsorship opportunities available for Music Night
General admission tickets for Music Night are sold out, but sponsorships are still available here. All proceeds for this adult-only concert featuring Dashboard Confessional will support the arts and athletics departments.
By Dara Freiberg and Erin Zagnoev, USNA Co-Presidents
While general admission tickets for Music Night, featuring Dashboard Confessional, are sold out, sponsorships are still available. A special thanks to the Music Night Planning and Host Committees for helping to sell over 300 tickets to this highly anticipated event. All proceeds will support USN’s arts and athletics departments.
Music Night Planning Committee
Daljit Birdee, Bonnie Carrabba, Dara Freiberg, Aly Greer, Kim Kikkawa, Polly Roffwarg,
Magda Schleicher, Amy Tidwell, Erin Zagnoev, and Jennie Zagnoev
Sponsorship Options:
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While general admission tickets for Music Night, featuring Dashboard Confessional, are sold out, sponsorships are still available. A special thanks to the Music Night Planning and Host Committees for helping to sell over 300 tickets to this highly anticipated event. All proceeds will support USN’s arts and athletics departments.
Music Night Planning Committee
Daljit Birdee, Bonnie Carrabba, Dara Freiberg, Aly Greer, Kim Kikkawa, Polly Roffwarg,
Magda Schleicher, Amy Tidwell, Erin Zagnoev, and Jennie Zagnoev
Music Night 2025 Host Committee
McLean and James Barbieri Bonnie and Chris Carrabba Megan Fast Dara and Craig Freiberg Appy Frenchman and Viraj Parikh Jessica and Andrew Ginsberg Leah and Jeffrey Hasson Lori Ann and Brad Kehler Kim and Kaz Kikkawa Lauren Max and Michael Lipp Laura and George Nicholson Roopa and Devang Pastakia Polly and David Roffwarg Magda and Stephen Schleicher Beth and Jerry Sims Rachael and Nick Spangler Behnaz and James Sulkowski Kelly and Jacob Unger Nikki and Sam Younger Jennie and Brad Zagnoev | Daljit and Gurjeet Birdee Mary Craven and Burney Dawkins Sarah and Nathan Forcey Erica and Dave Garrison Aly and Scott Greer Katelyn and Nick Howard Jen and Max Khazanov Kim and Brian Lapidus Amy Mohan Lana and Franklin Pargh Leeron and Matt Resnick Samantha Saturn and Steve Kravitz Lori and Seth Seigle Molly and Michael Snow Kelly and Daniel Stinner Amy and Darren Tidwell Katie and Adam Wayne Erin and Greg Zagnoev |
Sponsorship Options:
“Groupie” Ticket package: Two tickets with Priority seating and access to the Pre-Show Meet and Greet, as well as your Business name/logo on display at the event for $500.
“All Access” Ticket package: Two tickets with Priority seating and access to the Pre-Show Meet and Greet. One signed poster and your Business name/logo on display at the event for $1,000.
"Hall of Fame” Ticket package: Four tickets with Priority seating and access to the Pre-Show Meet and Greet. One Framed Signed Poster and your Business name/logo/website link on display at the event, as well as all print and electronic marketing materials for $3,000.
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MS athletics recaps for September 11-17
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2000 Edgehill Ave.
Nashville, TN 37212
Phone: 615-321-8000
Fax: 615-321-0889
Email: info@usn.org
River Campus
1200 County Hospital Road
Nashville, TN 37218
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University School of Nashville models the best educational practices. In an environment that represents the cultural and ethnic composition of Metropolitan Nashville, USN fosters each student’s intellectual, artistic, and athletic potential, valuing and inspiring integrity, creative expression, a love of learning, and the pursuit of excellence.