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Jimmie Allen gives back to community

Cape grad Jimmie Allen raised $20,000 for the H. O. Brittingham Elementary School in concerts at the Rusty Rudder in Dewey Beach Dec. 20-21. Shown are (l-r) HOB Principal Ned Gladfelter, Highway One Events Coordinator Vikki Walls, HOB reading specialist Cathy Miller and Cape board member Jessica Tyndall. DAN COOK PHOTOS
Dan Cook
January 1, 2020

Cape’s own Jimmie Allen gives back to his community whenever he can, and this Christmas time is no different as he raised $20,000 for the H.O. Brittingham Elementary School PTO in two concerts Dec. 20-21 at the Rusty Rudder.

Friday night’s concert was for all ages so students and young fans could attend, and the Dec. 21 performance was for the over-21 crowd.

Allen has toured with or opened for country music stars such as Toby Keith, Kane Brown, Chris Jansen, Rascall Flatts and Scotty McCreery, just to name a few.

Allen moved to Nashville in 2007, where he worked many jobs while living in his car and working toward his dream of having a career in country music. He signed his first record deal 10 years later.

His album “Mercury Lane” is available now on Broken Bow Records.

Jimmie Allen entertains the crowd during two concerts at the Rusty Rudder in dewey Beach Dec. 20-21.
Jimmie Allen sings “Warrior” for the all ages crowd Dec. 20.
Jimmie sings his hit “Blue Jean Baby.”
Jimmie Allen and band member Tate Howell team up on a song.
Jimmie Allen and his band raised $20,000 for HOB during two nights of concerts.
Jimmie entertains the crowd with “Make Me Want To.”

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