Think Pink Rocks

BOCA RATON – It’s time to start thinking pink.

A committee of local residents along with some musical stars already has the
fourth annual event on their radar screens.

Hip hop star Brett Loewenstern, among stars in Think Pink Rocks to aid cancer charities.

They have announced that the fourth edition of the Think Pink Rocks concert will be held November 5 to benefit breast cancer research charities.

Stars that will grace the stage that night include Flo Rida, Melanie Fiona,
Ray J, Shontelle and DJ Cassidy along with ‘American Idol’ finalist Brett
Loewenstern from last season.

Think Pine Rocks will be held Saturday, November 5 at 7 p.m. (Pink Carpet
arrivals begin at 5:30 p.m.) at the Count de Hoernle Amphitheater at Mizner
Park, Boca Raton.

Think Pink Rocks, (www.thinkpinkrocks.com) is a non-profit 501 (c) 3
organization dedicated to the early detection of breast cancer and awareness
of the BRCA gene for breast and ovarian cancer. Think Pink Rocks is based
in Boca Raton, Florida.

Proceeds will benefit Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center in New York
City, the Boca Raton Community Hospital Women’s Center for Breast Care,
and other breast cancer research charities. Think Pink Rocks is presented by
SRC Records/Universal.

In keeping with Think Pink Rocks’ wellness mission, this year’s
concert will coincide with the second annual Wyland Living Green Fair
(www.livinggreenfair.com), taking place November 5 and 6 and Mizner
Park.

Tickets can be purchased at www.thinkpinkrocks.com. Prices are as
follows: Concert only: adults, $45, children 10 and under $20. Weekend
pass (includes concert and two day access to Wyland Living Green Fair):
Adults, $50, children 10 and under, $25; Wyland Living Green Fair only: Adults, $12, children 10 and under, $5 (purchase fair only tickets at www.livingreenfair.com).

In 2004, at age 36, Stephanie Robin, a Boca Raton mother of two small
children, was diagnosed with stage II breast cancer. She tested positive
for the Breast Cancer Gene (BRCA) and underwent a double mastectomy
with reconstruction, a total hysterectomy and months of chemotherapy.
The cancer returned to her lungs and is stage IV; she is receiving monthly
treatment at Memorial Sloan- Kettering and the tumors have decreased in
size by 90 percent.

She and her friends Elizabeth Weprin, Kathy Fleishman and Amy Seidman
established Think Pink Rocks. Working with Steve Rifkind, chairman of
SRC Records/Universal, and producer, Kelley Lee, for the fourth year they
have organized the Think Pink Rocks concert to advocate for early detection
of breast cancer, to raise awareness of the BRCA gene for breast and ovarian
cancer, and to raise funds for breast cancer research charities.

For more information, visit www.thinkpinkrocks.com.