Rapper Macklemore Says His ‘Free Palestine’ Tour Is Sold Out
- Tickets for 43-year-old musician Macklemore's Dublin 3Arena concert on October 26 sold out within five minutes, part of his newly launched Free Palestine tour spanning Dublin, Paris, and London.
- Macklemore launched the tour after being removed from pop star Ed Sheeran's Loop Tour, claiming Robert Kraft, CEO of Kraft Group, told Sheeran he 'would not be allowed to perform in his stadium' due to pro-Palestine comments.
- Several artists, including Irish acts Aaron Rowe and Beoga, plus Finneas and Danish band Lukas Graham, withdrew from Sheeran's remaining dates in solidarity with Macklemore.
- All proceeds from the three October concerts will support organizations aiding Palestinians. Macklemore stated, 'When those in power try to silence our calls for liberation, art will always be a form of resistance.'
- Macklemore is 'blown away' by rapid European ticket sales and will perform at Paris's Accor Arena on October 29 before London's OVO Arena Wembley on October 30, with guest artists to be announced soon.
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Macklemore Sells Out Shows After Ed Sheeran Tour Exit as Fans Debate His Motives
Macklemore's three European Free Palestine fundraising concerts reportedly sold out within hours, despite supporting artists not being announced. The shows follow his removal from Ed Sheeran's US tour.
Because of his remarks about Palestine, Macklemore was no longer allowed to perform with Ed Sheeran. As a result, the rapper quickly organized his own shows – with success.
The rapper McLeymore announced that his "Free Palestine" tour in Dublin, Paris and London would run out of tickets once it was launched, confirming that its revenues would be allocated to support the Palestinians.
After being expelled from the tour and Ed Sheeran for his pro-Palestine speech, Macklemore announced concerts in Dublin, Paris and London which, according to him, were immediately exhausted.
American rapper Macklemore, who was removed from British singer Ed Sheeran's tour lineup for supporting Palestine, announced that tickets for his self-organized "Free Palestine" tour sold out instantly.
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