Next Sunday, November 10, Hawaiiian singer Jack Johnson and his band will offer a live performance for the first time in Costa Rica, at the Coca Copa Amphitheater at Parque Viva, the concert will begin at 7 p.m.

“Jack Johnson grew up surfing and playing his guitar in Hawaii and his debut album Brushfire Fairytales was released in 2001, since then he has released another 6 studio albums and 2 live albums which have sold over 25 million copies around the world. His music is inspired by the ocean, and his strong sense of community has reached people globally with a message of positivism. Throughout his career, Johnson has helped highlight important environmental causes by supporting non-profit organizations and encouraging fans to take measures to protect the planet”, explains the press release issued by Move Concerts, production company in charge of the event in Costa Rica.

There are still tickets available for purchase at a price of between $69.14 to $118.53 depending on the location and can be purchased online at http://www.boleteria.cr

Johnson and his record seal Brushfire Record run a social action network under the name “All At Once”, which connects fans with local non-profit organizations in each of its tour stops. “Costa Rica non-profits including the Corcovado Foundation, Raising Coral Costa Rica, Costas Verdes, Earth Equilibrium, and the Somos Foundation will engage with concertgoers in the Village Green at the show. Fans can enter to win tickets by participating in volunteer events and beach clean-ups hosted by these All At Once Non-Profit Partners. The tour will also support these groups directly, or with a donation through Amigos of Costa Rica, a platform which makes it easy for donors to support non-profit programs in Costa Rica”, explains the JackJohnsonmusic.com website.