CAMBRIDGE, MA - On Monday, November 2 at 7pm, Club Passim presents a musical fundraiser for GLAD's New England Marriage Equality Campaign. The show features an all-star cast of local talent, including folk, roots, and rock artists Melissa Ferrick, Tracy Grammer, Greg Greenway, Martin Swinger, Brian King (What Time is it Mr. Fox?), and The Infamous Heartbreak House Band (with members of Session Americana and The Swinging Steaks); author Steve Almond; and host Alastair Moock. Club Passim is located at 47 Palmer St. in Harvard Square. Tickets are $20. For more information and reservations, contact the club at 617-492-7679 or visit www.clubpassim.org.

GLAD (Gay & Lesbian Advocates & Defenders) is New England's leading legal rights organization, dedicated to ending discrimination based on sexual orientation, HIV status, and gender identity and expression. Its New England Marriage Equality Campaign is dedicated to the goal of marriage equality for same-sex couples in all six New England states by 2012. Using a strategic combination of litigation, legislative advocacy, grassroots organizing, and public education, the campaign is working to ensure that all New England couples and families have the rights, respect, and equality they deserve.

The Passim fundraiser was put together by Boston singer/songwriter Alastair Moock in conjunction with GLAD. The show will be performed in the free-form, collaborative style of Moock's other recent fundraising concerts: 2008's Barackstock (which brought in $5000 for the Obama Presidential Campaign) and 2009's Winter Warmer (which brought in $2000 for the United Way's Community Support Fund).

For more info, please visit the GLAD website at www.glad.org or Alastair Moock's website at www.moock.com.