Brian Eno Has Announced A ‘Together For Palestine’ Charity Concert In London

The legendary music producer shared that he’s hoping the concert will be a “night of music, reflection and hope”.

Brian Eno has announced Together for Palestine, a charity concert aimed at raising funds for humanitarian aid.

The concert will take place in London’s Wembley Arena on Wednesday, September 17, and its lineup has yet to be announced. There has been no confirmation yet on whether the event will be available to livestream on the day.

Eno will be serving as one of the show’s executive producers and has released a lengthy statement on Instagram:

“I’ve had the good fortune to work with some of the world’s most remarkable artists for over 50 years.

But one of my biggest regrets is that during that time so many of us have remained silent about Palestine.

Often that silence has come from fear – real fear – that speaking out could provoke a backlash, close doors or end a career.

But that’s now changing – partly because some artists and activists have lit the path, but mostly because the truth of what’s going on has become impossible to ignore.

What we are witnessing in Gaza isn’t a mystery, and neither is it a blur of competing narratives making it ‘hard to understand’.

When dozens of non-partisan organisations like Amnesty International and Doctors Without Borders describe it as genocide, the moral line is clear.

We can’t remain silent.

Which is why I’m helping to organise Together for Palestine – a night of music, reflection and hope at Wembley Arena on 17th September.

My sincere belief is that this evening can become a moment of courage where artists come together to speak the truth in their hearts – which is what we trust artists to do.

Whether on stage or by video from around the world, this is a chance for us to stand together and say: this can’t continue.”

Together For Palestine has pledged that all funds raised will be distributed through Choose Love, a UK charity that supports local humanitarians in conflict zones, who will then distribute the funds to Palestinian charities.

“But this is about more than just money,” Eno added. “It’s about sending a message of love and solidarity to the people of Palestine – that they haven’t been forgotten. We see them, we hear them, and though we may be far away, we’re deeply connected – as we are to all humanity.”

You can follow Together For Palestine on Instagram here for more updates.