US EditionDamon Albarn, PinkPantheress & More Join Brian Eno’s Together for Palestine Benefit Concert
LONDON, SEP 17 – The concert will donate all ticket proceeds to Palestinian-led groups providing humanitarian aid amid ongoing Gaza crisis with nearly 60,000 casualties reported, officials said.
- Brian Eno announced the Together For Palestine event on July 31, 2025, and posted a statement about his intentions behind launching it, with all ticket sales benefiting Choose Love.
- A UN official warned malnutrition rates soared after an 11-week blockade, as Gaza’s Health Ministry reports a significant number of Palestinian deaths since the Oct. 7, 2023 Hamas attacks.
- Brian Eno called the evening a `moment of courage` for artists speaking the truth, with all ticket revenue supporting Palestinian relief efforts, as announced last week.
- Proceeds from the concert will support Choose Love, with tickets available now via My Ticket and more performers to be announced.
- Earlier this month Massive Attack announced an alliance protecting artists facing industry censorship over Gaza support, and in October, Paul Weller, Inhaler and Primal Scream will perform at London’s Troxy.
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Longtime pro-Palestinian activist Brian Eno is organizing what is set to be one of the most significant fundraising events for Gaza to take place in the music industry since the start of the war, with all proceeds to be donated to Palestinian humanitarian efforts
After the great conflict in Palestine, which has intensified over the months, there will be one of the largest charity concerts of all time that seeks to help the families of Gaza: Together For Palestine. This event will take place at the OVO Arena Wembley in London on September 17, 2025.
Together for Palestine concert: Full lineup revealed for Wembley Arena benefit; date, performers including Paloma Faith and PinkPantheress
A major benefit concert in support of Palestine will take place at Wembley Arena on 17 September, with a high-profile line-up of British and Palestinian artists confirmed to perform.
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