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Brits Week: Stars Unite for Children in Conflict
27 Jan
Summary
- Pop star Olivia Dean and Spiritualized will play charity concerts.
- The events raise funds for War Child's vital work with children.
- Tickets are now available for the intimate gigs.
- Proceeds will aid children impacted by war worldwide.
Brits Week will host exclusive, small-scale concerts featuring acclaimed artists like Olivia Dean and Spiritualized, all in support of War Child.
Pop singer Olivia Dean is scheduled to perform at Manchester's Albert Hall on February 26. Meanwhile, the influential psychedelic rock band Spiritualized will take the stage at London's EartH Theatre on February 18. Both performances are part of a larger initiative to raise crucial funds for children affected by war.
Additional artists, including The K's, Jack Savoretti, Katherine Jenkins, Fatboy Slim, and Myles Smith, are also contributing to Brits Week with various performances across the UK. These events aim to raise money for War Child's ongoing efforts to protect, educate, and advocate for children whose lives have been devastated by conflict.
All proceeds from these concerts will directly support War Child's programs, which offer aid, education, specialist mental health services, and rights advocacy. Tickets for these highly anticipated shows are currently on sale, with a prize draw offering a chance to win tickets to a performance of one's choice.
