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The Weeknd And Shakira To Headline New York’s Global Citizen Festival
NEW YORK CITY, JUL 22 – The free charity festival aims to raise $30 million for education and increase energy access for one million people in Africa, with 40,000 volunteers to be registered in New York City.
- The Weeknd and Shakira will headline the Global Citizen Festival on September 27 in Central Park.
- The festival aims to provide electricity to 1 million people and mobilize $200 million to protect the Amazon rainforest.
- Most tickets are free, but attendees must take action on global issues through the Global Citizen app to earn them.
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New York, July 22 (EFE).- Colombian singer Shakira and Canadian The Weeknd lead the poster of artists who will perform at the Global Citizen festival in New York next September, as announced this Tuesday by the organization in a statement. The event, to be held in Central Park on the 27th of that month - and held in parallel to the high-level United Nations week- will also feature the performances of Tyla, Ayra Starr and Mariah the Scientist, an…
The Weeknd, Shakira to headline 2025 Global Citizen Festival
The Weeknd and Shakira are set to headline the 2025 Global Citizen Festival in New York City’s Central Park, with Hugh Jackman returning as host. Co-founder Hugh Evans joins Morning Joe to unveil the lineup and explain how fans can earn free tickets by taking action on global issues like clean energy, education, and hunger relief.
NEW YORK — The Weeknd and Shakira, two of the world's biggest touring artists, will headline this fall's Global Citizen Festival in New York's Central Park, supporting campaigns to improve energy access in Africa and defend the Amazon from deforestation.
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