Social Club

Building Bridges

By
7x7 Editors
Nov 15, 2007

photography by Misha Vladimirskiy

At the star-studded 21st annual Bridge School Benefit—a non-profit concert founded by Neil Young that helps fund the Bridge School for handicapped children—established musicians like Jerry Lee Lewis and Tom Waits shared the stage with rockers Metallica, heartthrob John Mayer and quirky songwriter Regina Spektor at Shoreline Amphitheatre on Saturday, October 27.

TOM WAITS






NEIL YOUNG










METALLICA






JOHN MAYER






JERRY LEE LEWIS






MY MORNING JACKET






REGINA SPEKTOR






TEGAN AND SARAH




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