A tornado hit the Fox Cities on July 27 — and this community is answering back with music, comedy, and giving. Andy McNamara talks with some of the team behind Rally for the Valley, a free benefit taking over downtown Menasha on Saturday, October 3rd from 2-10pm.In studio: Event Organizers Alex Drossart and Adrienne Palm. Calling in: Wisconsin legend and Garbage drummer/producer Butch Vig — and fellow Neenah native Phil Johnston, the Oscar-nominated writer behind Wreck-It Ralph and Zootopia, whose one text to an old friend snowballed this from a small event at a pizza parlor into a massive free block party.They talk through how the lineup came together (Soul Asylum, Freedy Johnston, Fountains of Wayne, Duke Erikson, LOLO, Hang Ten, Cory Chisel and more, with plenty of collaborative guest sets planned), why the event is free with ways to donate to three different organizations: LEAVEN, Greater Fox Cities Area Habitat for Humanity, and Pillars, and everything else on tap: storytelling booth for the History Museum, a live auction, Brewers mascots for the kids, and yes — a custom "Rally for the Valley" beer from Stone Arch.If you've got a story to share, want to volunteer, or just want to show up and support downtown Menasha, this episode is for you.Fox Cities Core airs on WCZR Code Zero Radio, an independent streaming rock station out of Appleton, Wisconsin, bringing you the artists, venues, and stories shaping the valley's music scene. Subscribe for more Fox Cities Core interviews, and tune in to Code Zero Radio for the show live.#RallyForTheValley #FoxCitiesCore #CodeZeroRadio #Appleton #WisconsinMusic #FoxCities #Menasha #ButchVig #PhilJohnston #SoulAsylum #TornadoRelief #FoxValleyStrong #LiveMusic #Wisconsin