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Macklemore Launches 'Free Palestine' Tour, Vows Continued Activism
Rapper Macklemore began his "Free Palestine" tour in Dublin, pledging to continue his activism against Israel's war in Gaza. The opening concert was met with strong pro-Palestinian support from the sold-out crowd. Macklemore was previously removed from Ed Sheeran's tour for his remarks.
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What happened
- 01Macklemore launched his "Free Palestine" tour in Dublin, vowing to continue speaking out against Israel's war in Gaza.
- 02The rapper was removed from Ed Sheeran's tour for his pro-Palestinian remarks, which he called "threatening" to some.
- 03The Dublin concert was sold out, with attendees showing strong support for Palestine.
- 04Irish artists Hozier and Kneecap, along with Palestinian performers, supported Macklemore at the opening.
- 05Macklemore stated that stadium owners threatened to cancel shows if he continued to be part of Sheeran's tour.
- 06The "Free Palestine" tour will continue in Paris and London, with US dates to follow.
The tour will proceed to Paris and London, with more dates planned.
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