Peyton Kyle, a fan-favorite contestant on Season 28 of “The Voice,” will play a concert on Thursday, Sept. 10, to benefit Ronald McDonald House Charities of Greater Chattanooga.

The performance by Mr. Kyle and his band, Quiet Fire, will highlight ADPilooza, a community event hosted by the Beta Beta chapter of Alpha Delta Pi Sorority at the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga.

The event will be held at White Duck Taco, 1519 McCallie Ave. from 6-9 p.m. Tickets for the outdoor concert are $20.

Additionally, there will be yard games, photo booth and t-shirts for sale. Food and drinks can be purchased from White Duck Taco, which is donating a percentage of the event’s sales to RMHC.

Mr. Kyle is a native of Tampa, Fl. who moved to Buford, Ga. to participate in the growing music scene in Gainesville, Ga. He writes, performs and records original music with Quiet Fire. His appearance in Chattanooga supports his newest single, “Long Enough,” which was released to streaming services Aug. 21. He was coached on NBC’s popular reality TV show by Reba McEntire. Judges praised Mr. Kyle’s vocal precision and his broad vocal range.

“ADPi is excited to host the Chattanooga community for a night of food and fun for the great cause of keeping families close through the work of Ronald McDonald House of Greater Chattanooga Charities,” said Rachel Smalley, ADPi director of philanthropy.

“We chose Peyton because he has great vocal talent, engages the crowd and has a credible background in music. We know it will be a great night of live music.”

Tickets can be purchased at the door or online in advance at adpi.crowdchange.co, click Browse Fundraisers, then ADPilooza.

No drugs, alcohol or weapons will be allowed on the premises. Security will be on-site.