
Macklemore, who was removed from Ed Sheeran's tour, announced that the tickets for his special concerts in three cities were sold out within minutes.
Macklemore, who was removed from Ed Sheeran's tour due to his pro-Palestinian messages, announced that tickets for his "Free Palestine" tour, which included Dublin, Paris and London, were sold out immediately.
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Macklemore was removed from Ed Sheeran's tour lineup due to his pro-Palestinian statements, and some other artists withdrew from the tour as a reaction.
World-famous American rapper Macklemore, who was removed from British singer Ed Sheeran's tour lineup because he shared messages of solidarity with the Palestinian people from the stage, made striking statements about the "Free Palestine" tour he organized after the events.
Macklemore reported that tickets for the special concerts to be held in three different cities sold out immediately as soon as they went on sale.
"TO BE HONEST, I WAS VERY SURPRISED"
The famous rapper stated that they took action quickly with the spirit of community after Ed Sheeran was removed from the opening artist lineup at their concerts, and expressed his surprise and happiness in his post on his social media account.
In his post, Macklemore said, "To be honest, I was very surprised. We organized these shows quickly and with community spirit. We believed that musicians could stand in solidarity with Palestine, use the stage to raise funds, and show what collective action looks like."
CHAIN SUPPORT RECEIVED FROM ARTISTS
Support from the music world was immediate for Macklemore, who was targeted for his "Free Palestine"-themed remarks on stage earlier this month and was removed from Sheeran's concert calendar. Other line-up artists of the tour, Finneas, Lukas Graham, Aaron Rowe and Beoga, also reacted to the decision and announced that they were withdrawing from Sheeran's tour in solidarity with Palestine. After the crisis, Ed Sheeran could not control his tears on stage and apologized to his fans.
Macklemore, who did not step back on the developments, announced his new tour by saying, "Regardless of the results, I will go on a three-concert 'Free Palestine' tour with artists who use their stages to show solidarity with the Palestinian people."
INSTANTLY SOLD OUT IN THREE CITIES
The tour announced as "Macklemore & Friends: Free Palestine"; It covers Dublin, Paris and London. The famous artist, who published a new message on his Instagram account after the events whose tickets were sold out within minutes, made the following evaluations:
"Art will always be a form of resistance when those in power try to silence our calls for freedom. Dublin, Paris and London, thank you for your interest. The response to these demonstrations are yet another reminder of how many people from around the world have come together for a free Palestine."
The first leg of the tour will take place in Dublin, the capital of Ireland, on October 26, and will then continue with concerts in Paris and London. Macklemore announced that all proceeds from the concerts will be transferred directly to charities supporting the Palestinian people and the freedom movement.
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