Act x Palestine organizes two-month series of benefit concerts across Catalonia

The collective Act x Palestine has announced a series of around fifteen benefit concerts to be held across Catalonia between November 15 and December 23, bringing together more than a hundred artists and music industry professionals in support of Palestine.

The concerts, each one independently organized, will take place in cities and towns including Girona, Solsona, Berga, Vilassar de Dalt, and Barcelona.

Among the confirmed performers are Judit Neddermann, Lídia Pujol, El Pony Pisador, Guillem Roma, Pau Figueras, Maria Coma, Vic Moliner, and Carola Ortiz, alongside many others from the Catalan music scene.

The campaign will conclude with a special Christmas concert on December 23 at Sala Razzmatazz in Barcelona, featuring acts such as Els Amics de les Arts, Figa Flawas, La Fúmiga, Maria Jaume, Mushka, Suu, The Tyets, and DJ Trapella.

According to the organizers, all proceeds will be donated to Palestinian organizations working on humanitarian aid and reconstruction in Gaza, "in the fight against the impunity that has made genocide, apartheid, and occupation possible," as well as supporting cultural infrastructure in Palestine.

Act x Palestine describes the campaign as an open, ongoing invitation to concert venues, producers, and artists across Catalonia to join by organizing additional benefit performances.

"This is a collective gesture of solidarity from the cultural community," the group said in a statement, emphasizing that the concerts seek to connect artistic expression with social responsibility.

Tickets for all announced concerts are on sale from October 23 at 12 noon.

Other events

Last week, the Act x Palestine collective announced that the national football teams of Catalonia and Palestine will face off in a friendly match on November 18 at Barcelona's Olympic Stadium.

Another key event will be the Unsilence Forum, a gathering of major Palestinian organizations from around the world, scheduled for November 14 and 15 in Barcelona.

Additionally, a major concert at Palau Sant Jordi is planned for 29 January.