US EditionBrian Eno on change and Palestine: “Don’t be hopeless. You are in the middle of the biggest social movement in human history"
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Brian Eno on change and Palestine: “Don’t be hopeless. You are in the middle of the biggest social movement in human history"
Brian Eno speaks to NME at Together For Palestine about how "culture is upstream of politics" and "enjoying our differences, rather than being frightened by them"
The musician brought together 69 artists from all over the world, including figures such as Damon Albarn, Paul Weller, Jamie XX, Annie Lennox and Neneh Cherry.
Omnihanded Entertainmet News | Brian Eno on change and Palestine: “Don’t be hopeless. You are in the middle of the biggest social movement in human history
NME spoke to Brian Eno at last night’s star-studded Together For Palestine concert at London’s Wembley Arena, where he told us about the power of music to effect change, and how we’re currently seeing “the biggest social movement in human history”. Watch our video interview above. Taking place at the OVO Arena Wembley, the night saw huge performances from Damon Albarn, Paul Weller… Source
Milan, 18 Sep. (askanews) - British musician and political activist Brian Eno organized in London the concert "Together for Palestine" (T4P) to support the charitable organizations operating in the Palestinian territories and to encourage celebrities to speak openly. "Organizing a great concert with the word Palestine in the title is a feat. Last year we did not succeed. We tried it last year. And they told us: no, if there is the word Palestine…
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