Restless Road Inspires Atlanta Patients Before Tour Kickoff

Atlanta, GA – Zach Beeken, Garrett Nichols and Colton Pack – the talented trio who make up the country music band, Restless Road, visited patients and families in Seacrest Studios at Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta before kicking off the Last Rodeo tour. Everyone loved getting to know them—several patients even asking questions of their own!  

Seacrest Studios 2023 Highlights

What an incredible year it has been for the Ryan Seacrest Foundation. It’s exciting to see our mission of inspiring today’s youth through entertainment and education-focused initiatives continue to expand in children’s hospitals across the country. Click for our top highlights from 2023. 

JP Saxe is First "Official" Visitor to Seacrest Studios, NY!

Queens, NY - Just two weeks post-grand opening, Seacrest Studios New York welcomed Grammy-nominated musician/singer JP Saxe to Cohen Children’s Medical Center for a performance and meet and greet with patients. JP is currently on tour with John Mayer and made a special detour to hang out with patients before performing at Madison Square Garden the following night.

"Hotel TV" to Hospital TV with Lawrence in Seacrest Studios, Charlotte!

Charlotte, NC - “Hotel TV” may be their most recent album title—but we remixed that title when Lawrence appeared on the “Hospital TVs” at Levine Children’s Hospital in Charlotte, NC! In a true full circle moment Seacrest Studios welcomed the band they had previously interviewed virtually, but now live and in-person! 

Josh Williams Returns to Seacrest Studios at Children's Health in Dallas

Dallas, TX - NASCAR Xfinity driver and long-time friend to the Ryan Seacrest Foundation, Josh Williams, visited Seacrest Studios at Children’s Health on Friday, September 22nd. The studio was a buzz with patients excited for his arrival. Josh showed us his master hand-painting skills as patients created paper plate handprints to help decorate Josh’s next winning car. 

Seacrest Studios at Cohen Children's Medical Center is Live On-Air

The Ryan Seacrest Foundation opened a new, state-of-the-art studio today at Cohen Children’s Medical Center, part of Northwell Health, to provide pediatric patients an opportunity to learn first-hand about the creative realms of radio, television and new media. The broadcast media center is the foundation’s 13th studio of its kind to open nationwide and the only one in New York.

Kane Brown Serenades Patients in Nashville

Patients at Seacrest Studios in Nashville, TN, felt like life was “Grand” when ACM and American Music Award-winner, country superstar, Kane Brown, made a special trip to Monroe Carell Jr. Children’s Hospital at Vanderbilt!

Atlanta Studio Welcomes Big Time Rush Before Evening Show

On July 26th, Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta warmly welcomed Big Time Rush to Seacrest Studios. Kendall, Carlos, James, and Logan were excitedly greeted with a full lobby and packed studio, including Connie Seacrest! Patients then interviewed the boyband, asking them what their favorite song to sing on tour was; to which they replied it changes every tour.

Quinn XCII Performs "Candle" for Patients in Cincinnati

Quinn XCII made his debut visit to Seacrest Studios at Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center! Quinn XCII was greeted with a packed house featuring fans of all ages. He was performing at the Great American Ball Park’s post-game concert series but made sure to stop by CCHMC for an exclusive Seacrest Studios interview and acoustic performance.

How to Support #ThreeIn2023

For the first time in 10 years, we are building THREE studios in one year. Keep scrolling for three ways to support RSF in reaching our goal of $23K this year, which will directly benefit therapeutic programs for patients in Memphis, TN, Queens, NY and Salt Lake City, UT.

Katy Nichole Inspires Patients in Dallas

During a visit with Seacrest Studios in Dallas, Katy shared her personal story as a previous pediatric patient and the ways in which music helped lift her spirits, brought her hope and encouraged her throughout her hospitalization.