Falcon School District 49 is gearing up for its anti-bullying concert ñ ìStand Up. Speak Outî ñ scheduled Aug. 7 at Security Service Field in Colorado Springs (home of the Sky Sox). Bree Bremser, a Sand Creek High School senior, is scheduled to perform as part of the singing duo, The BottomLine.Bremser is the vocalist for the self-proclaimed country duo, and Nathan Noblit, a senior at Pine Creek High School, plays the guitar. The pair, friends since middle school, has been performing together for about one year.ìIím really excited because this is going to be the biggest concert Iíve ever been a part of and the first thatís ever had a cause behind it,î Bremser said. ìItís (bullying) something that I see a lot, and itís very hard not to see it. Iíve never understood why people have a need to bully. I feel like people should just treat everyone how they want to be treated. I feel like itís something I can definitely help with. ìWhen I get older, I want to do a lot of humanitarian work, and this is a chance to see what itís like.îBremser said music could definitely play a role in her future endeavors. First, she plans to attend college but isnít sure where.The BottomLine represents one of six acts that will perform at the event. Vertical Horizon, an American alternative rock band, is headlining the concert.
