Concert for Unity October 17 at Ponte Vedra Concert Hall. Support Ges Selmont, our next Congressman from District 04!

Country Music Recording Artist and Entertainer Trey Taylor has announced that he will be performing at a fundraiser for Democratic Congressional Candidate Ges Selmont.  The event is the evening of October 17th, at the Point Vedra Concert Hall.  Local Jacksonville favorite, Ample Angst will open. This is an exciting opportunity for the community at large to support and rally around this very important November 6th general election. Although Ges and Trey are uniquely different individuals, they share similar values regarding access to quality education, affordable healthcare, and the protection of Florida’s fragile environment. For a limited time, general admission tickets are only $20.18 each VIP tickets (2 drink tickets, meet and greet with Trey Taylor) are $150.00 each Tickets Trey Taylor is a singer, composer, public speaker, philanthropist, multi-instrumentalist (He plays over nine instruments) and a true entrepreneur in entertainment. He is the youngest African American Man in Country Music History. The Denver Post wrote “It's impossible to miss his enthusiasm. With a fondness for cowboy boots, gaudy colors and dazzling jewelry, Trey Taylor could stand toe to toe with any of the Pop, Country or even Rap contemporaries of his generation and give each of them a good run for their money, a fact that hasn't been lost on audiences across the world.” George (“Ges”) Selmont is a Ponte Vedra Beach husband and father with a history of success in law, technology, entertainment, sports and higher education. He has been married to his wife, Monika (also an attorney) for 17 years. They chose NE Florida to raise their two boys, Nate and Luke, and have happily called the First Coast home for almost nine years. Ges is a lifelong Democrat who has always had an interest in government and public service. Ges has dedicated a great deal of his time to improving the lives of citizens, especially those in underserved communities.