Scott Helmer Sets Guinness World Records Title for Most Live Music Performances in 24 Hours in Multiple Cities
Promotional artwork for Scott Helmer's Guinness World Records attempt during the nationwide Never Give Up Tour. On Nov. 29, 2016, Helmer completed 12 solo-acoustic performances across California and Arizona to establish the Guinness World Records title for the most live music performances in 24 hours in multiple cities.
TEMPE, Ariz., Nov. 30, 2016 — American singer-songwriter and touring musician Scott Helmer has set a Guinness World Records title after completing 12 live music performances in 24 hours in multiple cities.
On Nov. 29, 2016, Helmer performed 12 solo-acoustic concerts across California and Arizona, establishing the Guinness World Records title as part of his nationwide Never Give Up Tour. Each performance supported charitable organizations serving communities throughout the two states.
According to Guinness World Records, Helmer achieved the most live music performances in 24 hours in multiple cities, completing 12 performances at various cities in the United States on Nov. 29, 2016, following verification of each performance and the required documentation.
The record reflected the mission behind Helmer's Never Give Up Tour, using live music to raise awareness and support for charitable organizations across the United States.
“Setting a Guinness World Records title was never just about breaking a record,” said Helmer. “It was about showing what’s possible when you stay committed to a purpose and keep moving forward.”
Helmer plans to continue touring nationwide, performing solo-acoustic concerts that combine original music with community fundraising and outreach.
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Scott Helmer's official Guinness World Records certificate is displayed alongside the Godin Montreal Premiere HG guitar used during his record-setting run of 12 live music performances in 24 hours in multiple cities on Nov. 29, 2016. The certificate officially recognizes the achievement at various cities in the United States.
