London, MINA – The “Free Palestine” tour initiated by American rapper Macklemore has received an overwhelming response. Three concerts scheduled to take place in Dublin, Paris, and London were reported to have sold out immediately after tickets went on sale.
Macklemore admitted he was surprisedz, by the response. Through a post on social media, the “Thrift Shop” singer said all shows were sold out and said the concerts were prepared as a space for solidarity with Palestine as well as humanitarian fundraising. The Independent reported on Thursday.
The series of concerts will begin at 3Arena Dublin on October 26, continue at Accor Arena Paris on October 29, and then close at OVO Arena Wembley, London, on October 30, 2026. Macklemore also stated that the lineup of musicians who will perform will be announced later.
Macklemore was previously removed from a number of Ed Sheeran tour dates after expressing support for Palestine during his performances in the United States. He then announced the Free Palestine tour with the proceeds from the shows intended for a number of organizations providing aid to the Palestinian people.
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A number of organizations named as beneficiaries include Anera, Gaza Soup Kitchen, HEAL Palestine, Middle East Children’s Alliance, Medical Aid for Palestinians, and several other organizations. Macklemore had also previously committed to allocating $1 million from his tour revenue to six Palestinian aid groups.
Macklemore said the audience response to the concerts showed support from people in various countries for Palestine. He also stated that music can be used as a means of solidarity and fundraising for humanitarian aid for people affected by the conflict.[]
Mi’raj News Agency (MINA)
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