Every presidential cycle, the pinnacle Iowa Caucus event is the Democratic Party's Jefferson-Jackson dinner in Des Moines. This year, as the Party prepares for the national spotlight to shine on the capital, we thought we'd kick off the weekend with a little fun and some music.

And knowing not everyone can afford to get to Des Moines for big historic speeches, we thought we'd start out east. In Davenport. At the Adler Theater. With some free music. Iowa music. And a few famous musicians. And Bernie Sanders. To say thank you.

Can you join Bernie for a night of music at the Adler Theater?

On Friday, October 23rd at 7:30pm, Bernie's All-Star band will join Senator Sanders on stage at the historic Adler Theater for a very special #RockinTheBern concert.

Performers include legendary guitarist Wayne Kramer, singer/songwriters Marshall Crenshaw and Jill Sobule, and Iowa's own Brother Trucker, with more to be announced. It's going to be an amazing night of music and grassroots political energy, and we'd love to have you there with us.

We want to make sure that any Bernie supporters in the area can attend, so tickets are free of charge - you just need to RSVP! (First come, first served.)

Click here to join him at this special event and show your support.

Please join Bernie at #RockinTheBern and become part of the political revolution that's sweeping Iowa and the nation. Let's rock.

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