Paul Rodgers & Geezer Butler Release Limited Live Album to Fund Music Education for Kids

Back in March, the Sound&Vision Awards brought together some of rock’s biggest legends to honor Paul Rodgers and Geezer Butler. What happened that night was so special, it’s now being released as a limited-edition live album and concert film called Sound&Vision Live. With an all-star lineup that includes Corey Taylor, Lzzy Hale, and Glenn Hughes, every artist donated their time to make this project happen.

The reason is simple. All proceeds from the album benefit Adopt the Arts Foundation, a charity co-founded by drummer Matt Sorum and actress Jane Lynch in 2012. The organization funds music education programs in underserved public schools, reaching over 4,000 elementary students every single year. If you’ve ever wondered what happens when rock stars put their egos aside and focus on something bigger, this is it.

Only 2,000 double-vinyl copies are being pressed, priced at $99.98, and pre-sales are live now at Experience Vinyl. There’s also a release celebration with two film screenings happening September 13 in Palm Springs. For collectors, it’s a rare piece of music history. For kids, it’s a chance to discover the joy of making music. Have you ever bought a record or album that supported a cause you believed in?