Wounded Veterans-Turned-Rock Band The Resilient to Headline Jannus Live June 20

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. - June 10, 2025 - PRLog -- The Resilient, a rock band comprised primarily of combat-wounded U.S. veterans, will perform at Jannus Live on Friday, June 20. Doors open at 7:00 p.m., with the show beginning at 8:00 p.m.

Admission is free for military personnel, veterans, first responders, and their spouses who present valid ID. General admission tickets for the public are available online.

Formed through the MusiCorps music rehabilitation program at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center, The Resilient includes lead vocalist Tim Donley and guitarist Nate Kalwicki—both injured during service in Afghanistan—as well as triple amputee drummer Juan "Dom" Dominguez, bassist Erik Kalwicki, and teaching artist Greg Loman. The band is known for its dynamic live performances and mission-driven message rooted in resilience and recovery.

Members of The Resilient have previously performed with artists including Roger Waters, Sheryl Crow, Yo-Yo Ma, and Tom Morello. Their upcoming performance is part of a broader effort to share stories of perseverance through music and support the veteran community.

Motivational speaker and fellow wounded veteran Adam Keys will open the concert.

The event is presented by the Raymond James Valor Network, in partnership with The Reborn Project, the band's nonprofit organization. The Reborn Project supports initiatives focused on healing and empowerment for veterans and first responders transitioning to life after service.

Free Admission Details:
Military, veterans, first responders, and spouses can attend free with the following:

• Military or VA ID, DD-214, or driver's license with veteran designation
• Spouse/dependent ID or orders
• First responder badge or official ID
• Caregiver/employment ID

Location:
Jannus Live, 200 1st Ave N, St. Petersburg, FL 33701

About The Resilient (https://www.theresilientband.com/)
Born out of Walter Reed's MusiCorps program, The Resilient is a rock band of combat-wounded veterans who turned their recovery into powerful musical expression. Led by Tim Donley (vocals) and Nate Kalwicki (guitar), with triple amputee drummer Juan "Dom" Dominguez and bassist Erik Kalwicki, the band channels real-life experiences into high-energy performances. They've shared stages with legends like Roger Waters, Sheryl Crow, and Yo-Yo Ma, and are currently at work on their first full-length album.

The Reborn Project: A Mission
In 2020, the band created a Nonprofit, The Reborn Project (https://rebornproject.org), whose mission is to identify and support individuals and groups that exemplify hope and inspiration, and spread their message of hope and optimism to still-suffering veterans, empowering them to rise from adversity. Through their nonprofit, the band supports individuals and organizations that embody hope and perseverance. Their mission is to uplift fellow veterans and first responders by proving what's possible—even in the face of unimaginable adversity.