Bermudian singer Bailey Outerbridge will next week open for legendary singing group The Beach Boys at a fundraising gala in Stamford, Conneticut.The June 1 gala, hosted by Kathie Lee and Frank Gifford, will benefit Dana’s Angels Research Trust (DART), which funds research into Neimann-Pick Type C, a rare genetic metabolic disorder.The 19-year-old will be performing a duet at the event, singing alongside Caroline Jones.Ms Outerbridge last year opened for Grammy winner Natalie Cole at the gala, performing a song she wrote herself called “Smile”.She has previously recorded several songs including “All a Blur” for the Bermudian music compilation ‘Ride the Wave 2’ and performed a cover of Beatles classic “Revolution” for the Bermuda John Lennon Tribute Album.She is now recording songs for her debut album, and preparing for a solo concert in Bermuda, to be led on July 19.The DART benefit will take place at the Palace Theatre in Stamford. Tickets are available at www.danasangels.org and www.scalive.org.