Ke$ha, Promoter of Good Deeds?

Andrew Schwegler on Wednesday, Jun. 29th

When you hear the lyrics and bass-driven beats of most Ke$ha songs, you probably don’t suddenly feel the urge to go out an help someone. The singer, who grew up in Nashville, Tennessee, is imploring her home-town fans to do exactly that.

In exchange for signing up to volunteer with the Hands on Nashville charity, some lucky fans will get to see the glitter-laden singer performer without having to pay the nearly 50 dollar ticket price.

Read more at The Tennessean.

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