Shawn Mendes, Clairo, Omar Apollo, Geese to Perform at Benefit Concert for Palestine, Sudan Relief
Celebrities join benefit concert for Palestine, Sudan on January 10 in LA
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- Star-studded lineup set for Los Angeles show on January 10.
- All proceeds go to Sudanese American Physicians Association and Palestine Children’s Relief Fund.
Global celebrities are joining forces for a high-profile benefit concert in support of Sudan and Palestine. Organized by Mustafa the Poet, the event will take place at a major Los Angeles venue on January 10.
Star-Studded Lineup
The show will feature hosts Bella Hadid and Pedro Pascal, alongside performances by Shawn Mendes, Noname, Clairo, Rex Orange County, Faye Webster, 070 Shake, Daniel Caesar, Alex G, Blood Orange, Geese, Jazmine Sullivan, Lucy Dacus, Omar Apollo, Raphael Saadiq, Ravyn Lenae, Safia Elhillo, Snoh Aalegra, Tamino, and more.
Mustafa the Poet emphasized the significance of the gathering, saying, “We are grateful to every artist who has donated their time and voice to support this cause. The journey to bring everyone together has not been simple, but their solidarity speaks volumes.”
Supporting Relief Efforts
All ticket proceeds will be split equally between the Sudanese American Physicians Association, which provides critical medical aid to communities affected by conflict in Sudan, and the Palestine Children’s Relief Fund, which delivers healthcare and educational support to children in Gaza and West Bank.
Fans can sign up for pre-sale updates via ArtistsForAid.org. The organizers encourage early registration, as tickets are expected to sell out quickly.
A Platform for Solidarity
This event marks a growing trend of international celebrities using their platforms to raise awareness and funds for humanitarian crises. By combining music, advocacy, and high-profile participation, the concert aims to channel global attention and resources toward urgent relief efforts.
The benefit concert demonstrates the power of cultural figures to amplify voices from regions affected by conflict and support critical humanitarian work.
