Seattle band Quickie takes a stand against domestic abuse.

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Seattle band Quickie takes a stand against domestic abuse.
March 8th, 2012— SEATTLE, WA — Seattle pop-punk band Quickie, who most recently penned a song celebrating Emerald City superhero Phoenix Jones, is taking a stand against domestic violence by teaming up with Phoenix Jones and his wife Purple Reign.

The Healing Reign Music Benefit and Auction will take place May 12th at Nectar in Fremont. Ghost Town Riot joins Quickie on the bill, but it’s the message that takes center stage.
“Purple Reign was a victim of domestic abuse, so this is a cause that’s very personal for her,” explains Quickie’s Lou Trez. “Our hope is to spread awareness and raise money for NW Family Life while putting on an unforgettable show. I mean, great music and costumed superheroes? How do you not go see that?”
In addition, for the next year Quickie is donating a percentage of the net proceeds of the “Phoenix Jones” song download to the Purple Reign Campaign, whose slogan is “everyday heroes against domestic abuse.”

“We are excited and honored to help out Purple Reign and give back to the community,” says Trez ” They (Purple Reign and Phoenix Jones) are amazing people making positive a difference”.

To learn more about the Purple Reign Campaign, visit http://www.purplereigncampaign.org.

About Quickie:
Quickie is a 3-piece pop-punk band from Seattle, Washington. Quickie’s songs have been featured in the shows “The Secret Circle” & “Vampire Diaries” on CW ,”Parenthood” on NBC and in the movie “Our Lips are Sealed” featuring the Olsen Twins. Quickie also played a world record 44 Shows in 1 Day. You might have also heard Quickie’s work on ESPN and Fox Sports.