WORLD CONCERT DAY
A global day of music supporting good causes
A global day of music supporting good causes
World Concert Day was a global music event that ran for three years during the Covid-19 Pandemic. It launched at the beginning of the pandemic in 2020 to raise funds for the World Health Organization´s Covid-19 Solidarity Response Fund , UNICEF and other causes. For three years during the pandemic it was live on every April 26th with Music Aid Artists supporting and fund raising for UNICEF United Nations Children´s Emergency Fund, The Breathe Life Campaign, Amazon Watch, Doctors Without Borders, Save The Children, the British National Health Service NHS, the Covid-19 Solidarity Response Fund. The event also showcased and raised funds for many local charities, causes, health services, hospices and community projects.
In the years 2020, 2021 and 2022 , April 26 was a day for musicians, artists and fans to support causes they care about. During these three years there was an emphasis on UNICEF The United Nations Children´s Emergency Fund, Covid-19 causes and health issues. Children´s charities, war victims and local charity projects also benefited from the performances and events. Fans shared their favorite artists, artists performed live and promoted their releases, activists campaigned for a cause, fundraisers supported local charities and hospices and people around the world organized concerts and streamed live performance from kitchens, gardens, living rooms and music studios. Events were shared using the hashtag #worldconcertday and thousands of musicians and fans participated to support international organizations like UNICEF, Amazon Watch, Save The Children, health causes including the British National Health Service and the Covid-19 Pandemic Response Fund, and also many small local charities, hospices, projects and community centers.
SUPPORTING ARTISTS
We especially thank the following artists who were part of World Concert Day
Jacob San Gabriel (Philippines), Natalie Jean (USA), Leanne Love (UK), Jiya (Philippines), Steve Cherelle (UK), Asti Naco (Philippines), John Pearson (Spain), Healer Twins (Georgia), Anders Wihk (Sweden), Tep Tep Music (Philippines), Jepoy Sounds (Philippines), Shota Adamashvili (Georgia), Michael Starring Ben (UK), Lisa-Marie Holmes (UK), Kez (England), Jim Paredes (Philippines), Ally Ward (UK), G-Play (UK), Keith Zammit (Malta), Joker (USA), Lee Oskar Harmonics (USA), Darren Claxton (England), Sabina Chantouria (Georgia), Katie Kittermaster (UK), Mj (Philippines), Charlie Blackwood (United Kingdom), Sofia Kay (Canada), Heli Kools (India), Frolic Nights (Philippines), Barbara Helen Glazzard (United Kingdom), The BratCave (Philippines), Zaltar (Philippines), Kriti Krishnan (United Arab Emirates), Anna K. Eaves (France), Yara Melo (Portugal), JazzElle (United States), The Astrocats (Philippines), Spencer Kelly (Australia), Tomas Kympl (Czech Republic), Ken Longvallleyriver (Japan), Low Shao Suan (Singapore), UnXpected (Philippines), Nick Paschenda (Germany), Jacques M. Gentil (Australia), Troels Skovgaard (Denmark), Philip E. Mitchell (USA), Georg Weilguny (Austria), The Kut (UK), Richard Hamersma (USA), Yara Liz (Portugal), Sonia Disappear Fear (USA), Azeem Alam (Los Angeles), Jerome Anthony (UK), Sandra-Mae Luzz & Alan Mariott (UK), Troels Skovgaard (Denmark), Annabelle Jarvis (Australia), Mark Boothroyd (UK), Tierra Adentro (Paraguay), Ann-Marie Inman (UK), Tasha Duarte (Australia), Susan Wild (UK), Maggie Duffy (England), Leea (Australia), Dave Lewis (London), Pedro Barbosa (South Africa), Last of the Spoken (UK)
Jacob San Gabriel (Philippines), Natalie Jean (USA), Leanne Love (UK), Jiya (Philippines), Steve Cherelle (UK), Asti Naco (Philippines), John Pearson (Spain), Healer Twins (Georgia), Anders Wihk (Sweden), Tep Tep Music (Philippines), Jepoy Sounds (Philippines), Shota Adamashvili (Georgia), Michael Starring Ben (UK), Lisa-Marie Holmes (UK), Kez (England), Jim Paredes (Philippines), Ally Ward (UK), G-Play (UK), Keith Zammit (Malta), Joker (USA), Lee Oskar Harmonics (USA), Darren Claxton (England), Sabina Chantouria (Georgia), Katie Kittermaster (UK), Mj (Philippines), Charlie Blackwood (United Kingdom), Sofia Kay (Canada), Heli Kools (India), Frolic Nights (Philippines), Barbara Helen Glazzard (United Kingdom), The BratCave (Philippines), Zaltar (Philippines), Kriti Krishnan (United Arab Emirates), Anna K. Eaves (France), Yara Melo (Portugal), JazzElle (United States), The Astrocats (Philippines), Spencer Kelly (Australia), Tomas Kympl (Czech Republic), Ken Longvallleyriver (Japan), Low Shao Suan (Singapore), UnXpected (Philippines), Nick Paschenda (Germany), Jacques M. Gentil (Australia), Troels Skovgaard (Denmark), Philip E. Mitchell (USA), Georg Weilguny (Austria), The Kut (UK), Richard Hamersma (USA), Yara Liz (Portugal), Sonia Disappear Fear (USA), Azeem Alam (Los Angeles), Jerome Anthony (UK), Sandra-Mae Luzz & Alan Mariott (UK), Troels Skovgaard (Denmark), Annabelle Jarvis (Australia), Mark Boothroyd (UK), Tierra Adentro (Paraguay), Ann-Marie Inman (UK), Tasha Duarte (Australia), Susan Wild (UK), Maggie Duffy (England), Leea (Australia), Dave Lewis (London), Pedro Barbosa (South Africa), Last of the Spoken (UK)
Leea Nanos performed live from Australia
Katie Kittermaster streamed from the UK
Jim Parades was live from Manila
Eva Jumatate and producer Anders Wihk performed from Sweden
Pedro Barbosa Experience was live from South Africa
