‘505 concerts’ will be continued to Atomium: « Public craves for initiatives that make hope and connection »
The initiative is a follow -up to the ‘505 – concerts for humanity’ last year in Antwerp.
Belgian artists and well -known Flemish people organize the free festival ‘Show Up For Humanity’ to encourage people to become more social action. The festival takes place on September 20 at the Atomium. The organization behind the initiative, Worried Citizens vzw, announced the first names on Monday.
Source: Belga
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The festival can unpack with a whole list of artists who wants to work for charity. Axelle Red, Franscisco Schuster, Sylvie Kreusch and Daan, among others, perform for the Atomium. In addition to music, visitors to the festival can go for surprising activities and contributions from Elisabeth Lucie Baeten and Saar de Puydt. Tine Embrechts and Aster Nzeyimana appear on the scene as a hostess and host. The entire line-up will be announced later this summer.
The festival wants to bring a mix of artistic experience and social involvement. The goal is to encourage people to take action and strengthen the voice of NGOs and activists who are committed to social problems.
Hope and connection
The initiative is a follow -up to the ‘505 – concerts for humanity’ last year in Antwerp. The co -organizers of Show Up for Humanity, musician Tijs Delbeke and climate author Elisabeth van Lierop, were also part of the team behind those concerts in 2024. “505 showed that there are many people waiting for initiatives and connections instead of even more negativity, » said Delbeke. « As a musician I also noticed how grateful colleagues were to finally be able to use their voice for what really matters. »
