Macklemore is putting the spotlight back on the people of Palestine and pledging $1 million in earnings from Ed Sheeran's Loop Tour to organisations providing humanitarian relief in Gaza. In a statement on social media, the artist said: "With everything that has happened over the last 48
Ed Sheeran released a lengthy statement earlier today about the removal of Macklemore from his 'The Loop' shows, and now his support acts Finneas, Lukas Graham and Aaron Rowe, and his back up band Beoga have all withdrawn from the tour. Here's what they each said:
Grammy-winning rapper Macklemore recently opened for fellow Grammy-winning artist Ed Sheeran at his MetLife Stadium concerts in New Jersey - and he's been making headlines ever since. They're mostly about how he shared pro-Palestinian messages on stage wearing a keffiyeh, performed his song "
Macklemore has announced all streaming proceeds from his new song "Hind's Hall" will go towards humanitarian efforts in Gaza. In a post on Instagram, the Seattle-based rapper pledged to support the United Nations Relief and Works Agency which provides emergency aid to Palestinian refugees. The
