INNER CIRCLE GMC
Stronger Than Before
STRONGER THAN BEFORE...BENEFIT CONCERT for CANCER SURVIVORS & MORE
Come join us at the Whitemarsh Valley Event Center for an evening of music, hope, and celebration! This special event is dedicated to honoring cancer survivors and those who have fought bravely against this disease. Let's come together to show our support and raise awareness for this important cause. Don't miss out on this opportunity to make a difference and enjoy a night filled with inspiration and community.
Saturday, September 20 · 6 - 10pm EDT. Doors at 5:30pm
Whitemarsh Valley Event Center:
493 South Bethlehem Pike Fort Washington, PA 19034
Location
September 20th 2025,
Stronger Than Before Will be held at the Whitemarsh Valley Event Center
The Whitemarsh Valley Event Center offers ample off-street parking, including disabled spaces, for all guests. The venue is conveniently located just minutes from both Route 309 and the Pennsylvania Turnpike. From either freeway, guests should exit for Fort Washington and follow the signs for Bethlehem Pike. The event center is located at 493 S. Bethlehem Pike.
Ticketing
This event is about celebration of your survival.
In efforts for your bank account to survive we offer affordable ticketing for your luxury experience.
more premium options available.
JMC EDUTAINMENT: Entertainment that Educates
JMC EDUTAINMENT is a non-profit organization committed to improving the quality of life and knowledge within our community. We achieve this by providing educational resources and information in an engaging and accessible format.
Our primary focus is to produce community events that educate the public on important topics, with a special emphasis on physical and mental health. We believe that by presenting this information through an entertaining medium, we can better reach and inform a wider audience.
In addition to our educational programs, we actively support our local community through initiatives like our food drive. This effort is dedicated to assisting those affected by rising grocery costs, ensuring that community members in need have access to essential food resources.
During the Covid-19 pandemic we created over 3,000 low cost designer masks to inspire the community to be more inclined to wear them.
Our Most Recent Project:
GEM STONE- Reimagining the Classics for a New Era
The journey behind our latest musical project began in the challenging landscape of the COVID-19 pandemic. Seeking solace and inspiration, we turned to the music that had long filled our lives with hope and comfort. This led us to embark on a mission to re-record a collection of timeless songs, infusing them with a renewed sense of purpose and resilience.
This collaborative effort was a true labor of love. We were joined by an exceptional team of vocalists, including Shirley Lites, Rhonda Lancaster, and Kaliah Higgenbothom and were an emotional and creative high point. The project is dedicated to the memory of the legendary bassist Doug Grigsby and other talented musicians who contributed their time and artistry to our non-profit projects, Music 4 Masks and Music 4 Mental Health.
Our new album is a tribute to the power of music to unite and heal. It features a diverse selection of re-recorded tracks, including:
-
"Sunrise": A soulful tribute to the original recording by Slick featuring Brandi Wells, an artist from Chester, PA.
-
"Takin' It to the Streets": Inspired by The Doobie Brothers' iconic 1976 hit, a message of hope that resonated deeply during the pandemic.
-
"Stay"
-
"Come Together"
-
"Love Ballad"
The journey of recording this song inspired by the original group recording by Slick and sung by Brandi Wells from Chester Pa. of which owns the rights, was done under the horrors of the COVID pandemic listening to them filled us with hope so we recorded it with the outstanding team of Shirley Lites Rhonda Lancaster Kaliah Higgenbothom at his studio and the late great Doug Grigsby Tina Marie Bass Player who has also passed away and others who donated their talents on the music 4 mask and Music 4 mental health non profit projects
Taking to the Streets recorded with the same musicians and studio owned by the original artist The Doobie Brothers with the iconic sounds of the great Micheal McDonald and recorded 1976 this American rock bands 1st the album of the same name. It was their first single with Michael McDonald on vocals and was written by McDonald. was the inspiration to the message much needed during the Pandemic to take a message of hope to all.
Add a Title
Heading 5
The journey of recording this song inspired by the original group recording by Slick and sung by Brandi Wells from Chester Pa. of which owns the rights, was done under the horrors of the COVID pandemic listening to them filled us with hope so we recorded it with the outstanding team of Shirley Lites Rhonda Lancaster Kaliah Higgenbothom at his studio and the late great Doug Grigsby Tina Marie Bass Player who has also passed away and others who donated their talents on the music 4 mask and Music 4 mental health non profit projects
Taking to the Streets recorded with the same musicians and studio owned by the original artist The Doobie Brothers with the iconic sounds of the great Micheal McDonald and recorded 1976 this American rock bands 1st the album of the same name. It was their first single with Michael McDonald on vocals and was written by McDonald. was the inspiration to the message much needed during the Pandemic to take a message of hope to all.
Add a Title
Heading 5
The journey of recording this song inspired by the original group recording by Slick and sung by Brandi Wells from Chester Pa. of which owns the rights, was done under the horrors of the COVID pandemic listening to them filled us with hope so we recorded it with the outstanding team of Shirley Lites Rhonda Lancaster Kaliah Higgenbothom at his studio and the late great Doug Grigsby Tina Marie Bass Player who has also passed away and others who donated their talents on the music 4 mask and Music 4 mental health non profit projects
Taking to the Streets recorded with the same musicians and studio owned by the original artist The Doobie Brothers with the iconic sounds of the great Micheal McDonald and recorded 1976 this American rock bands 1st the album of the same name. It was their first single with Michael McDonald on vocals and was written by McDonald. was the inspiration to the message much needed during the Pandemic to take a message of hope to all.
Add a Title
Heading 5
The journey of recording this song inspired by the original group recording by Slick and sung by Brandi Wells from Chester Pa. of which owns the rights, was done under the horrors of the COVID pandemic listening to them filled us with hope so we recorded it with the outstanding team of Shirley Lites Rhonda Lancaster Kaliah Higgenbothom at his studio and the late great Doug Grigsby Tina Marie Bass Player who has also passed away and others who donated their talents on the music 4 mask and Music 4 mental health non profit projects
Taking to the Streets recorded with the same musicians and studio owned by the original artist The Doobie Brothers with the iconic sounds of the great Micheal McDonald and recorded 1976 this American rock bands 1st the album of the same name. It was their first single with Michael McDonald on vocals and was written by McDonald. was the inspiration to the message much needed during the Pandemic to take a message of hope to all.
Add a Title
Heading 5
The journey of recording this song inspired by the original group recording by Slick and sung by Brandi Wells from Chester Pa. of which owns the rights, was done under the horrors of the COVID pandemic listening to them filled us with hope so we recorded it with the outstanding team of Shirley Lites Rhonda Lancaster Kaliah Higgenbothom at his studio and the late great Doug Grigsby Tina Marie Bass Player who has also passed away and others who donated their talents on the music 4 mask and Music 4 mental health non profit projects
Taking to the Streets recorded with the same musicians and studio owned by the original artist The Doobie Brothers with the iconic sounds of the great Micheal McDonald and recorded 1976 this American rock bands 1st the album of the same name. It was their first single with Michael McDonald on vocals and was written by McDonald. was the inspiration to the message much needed during the Pandemic to take a message of hope to all.
Add a Title
Heading 5
Check out some of our music re make below
The journey of recording this song inspired by the original group recording by Slick and sung by Brandi Wells from Chester Pa. of which owns the rights, was done under the horrors of the COVID pandemic listening to them filled us with hope so we recorded it with the outstanding team of Shirley Lites Rhonda Lancaster Kaliah Higgenbothom at his studio and the late great Doug Grigsby Tina Marie Bass Player who has also passed away and others who donated their talents on the music 4 mask and Music 4 mental health non profit projects
Taking to the Streets recorded with the same musicians and studio owned by the original artist The Doobie Brothers with the iconic sounds of the great Micheal McDonald and recorded 1976 this American rock bands 1st the album of the same name. It was their first single with Michael McDonald on vocals and was written by McDonald. was the inspiration to the message much needed during the Pandemic to take a message of hope to all.