OneRepublic Duet With Teen Who Overcame Brain Surgery
. ![]() (Radio.com) OneRepublic and Make-A-Wish made a teen's dream come true by giving him a night he'll never forget. After Brendan Prince, 17, recovered from a brain surgery which left his body temporarily paralyzed, he was energized to see his favorite band but didn't realize that there was surprise waiting for him. The teen from Edmonton, Canada was granted a once in a life opportunity by Make-A-Wish to dinner and a limo ride to see OneRepublic in concert. The band's frontman Ryan Tedder brought Prince up on-stage for a surprise duet of, "I Lived" where the duo got to rock out together. "I just relate to it on such a personal level because of all the surgeries I've been through," Prince told the CBC about the song choice. "I've come from being paralyzed on the left side to performing on stage at Rogers Place. This is going to stick with me forever." Read more here. Radio.com is an official news provider for antiMusic.com. |
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