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‘Days of Our Lives’ EP Ken Corday Plans Concert To Benefit SAG/AFTRA Foundation’s Emergency Assistance Program

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Days of Our Lives executive producer-cum-composer Ken Corday is planning another concert to benefit SAG/AFTRA Foundation’s Emergency Assistance Program.

Following his two sold out concerts in 2023 and 2024, Corday will return to the stage for a third time in November. “Songs Without Words” will feature a new collection of original works over three nights at the Garry Marshall Theatre in Burbank.

All proceeds from ticket sales for the concert series will go to benefit the SAG/AFTRA Foundation’s Emergency Assistance Program, which provides critical financial support to SAG-AFTRA artists who are experiencing extreme or unexpected financial hardships.

“It has always been deeply rewarding for me to share my music with an audience,” Corday said in a statement. “What makes these performances especially meaningful is the opportunity to do what I love while supporting an organization that makes a tangible difference in our community. Music has a unique ability to bring people together, and knowing this concert can have a meaningful impact beyond the stage is incredibly fulfilling.

“Returning to this repertoire after taking two years for reflection and writing has also given me a renewed perspective,” he continued. “It’s like revisiting a favorite book and discovering passages you never noticed before. I hope that renewed sense of discovery, together with the addition of new works, allows both familiar and new music to resonate with audiences in a fresh and meaningful way.”

The concert series is set for November 4, 6, and 7. Corday will perform select songs from his original music with surprise special guests introducing him each evening. Tickets may be purchased through the Garry Marshall ticketing office at (818) 955-8101 or www.GarryMarshallTheatre.org.

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