(NASHVILLE, Tenn.) Nov. 16, 2005-Flicker Records will host a night of rock music to help raise funds for Haitian orphan relief efforts, spearheaded by the Hands and Feet Project. The event will take place on Friday, Dec. 9 at Rocketown in Nashville and feature two hours of music from 7:30 pm - 9:30 pm.

Kids in the Way and Staple will co-headline the evening's events, which will additionally include music by Flicker Records' new bands Until June, eleventyseven, Fireflight and Flatfoot 56. Tickets will be $5 at the door with 100 % of proceeds going to benefit the Hands and Feet Project.

Both Flicker Records and the Hands and Feet Project were founded by Christian music super group, Audio Adrenaline. The band's lead singer and project spokesperson Mark Stuart comments, "Flicker has been critical to the launch and development of Hands and Feet. We are proud of the label and appreciate its ongoing support of our efforts to help children in need."

For more information on Flicker Rock Night: A Benefit Show for the Orphans in Haiti, refer to www.rocketown.com or call 615.843.4000.

The Hands and Feet Project endeavors to extend a caring, safe home; warm, nourishing food; an education for a brighter future; and, most importantly, love of a Christian family to orphaned children in Haiti. For more on how to get involved with the Hands and Feet Project, visit: www.handsandfeetproject.org .

Flicker Records is a wholly-owned, independent label based in Franklin, Tenn. It exists to foster the development of new artists and their respective music careers. Flicker's roster currently includes Monk & Neagle, Pillar, T-Bone, The Swift, Everyday Sunday, Kids in the Way, Staple, and subseven. In 2006, Flicker will introduce a new class of up-and-coming artists including Fireflight, eleventyseven, Until June, and Flatfoot 56. To find out about Flicker Records and its artists, go online to: www.flickerrecords.com.