Stevie Wonder Giving Back With Christmas Concert
. With his 17th Annual House Full of Toys concert, taking place in L.A. on December 15, Stevie Wonder recruits some of his favorite new artists for a night filled with music and giving. Each member of the audience is asked to bring a gift that will be donated to families who are struggling. Stevie told sister station 94.7 The Wave that the idea for his annual holiday concert started when he was just a little boy. "House Full of Toys�really came from when I was ten years old," he explained. "You know, then we didn't have anything, and I said 'If someday I became famous�I would do this show and call it House Full of Toys. It would be a house full of toys for all the kids all over the world who didn't have any toys for Christmas.'" Even more including a link to the full interview with a special performance. CBS Local is an official news provider for antiMusic.com.
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