Arizona Tribune - Doja Cat, Post Malone to headline New York aid festival

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Doja Cat, Post Malone to headline New York aid festival / Photo: ANGELA WEISS - AFP

Doja Cat, Post Malone to headline New York aid festival

POLITICS 18.06.2024

Doja Cat and Post Malone are set to headline this year's Global Citizen Festival, a marathon concert in New York City's Central Park that urges global development aid.

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Country star Jelly Roll and Puerto Rican artist Rauw Alejandro will also be among the major draws to the September 28 free concert in Manhattan that traditionally coincides with the United Nations General Assembly.

The Great Lawn in Central Park will once again host, after it was closed to the public for months following damage sustained during the 2023 edition that went on despite a massive rainstorm.

The beat-up section of the park reopened in April, after necessary repairs -- paid for by the festival -- that followed the damaging effects of heavy equipment and intense foot traffic.

The Red Hot Chili Peppers, along with rapper Lauryn Hill, featured as 2023's headliners.

Taking place since 2012 as world leaders gather in New York for the General Assembly, Global Citizen distributes free tickets to supporters who pledge to take actions such as sending letters to their governments in support of development aid.

The day marries musical performance with calls to increase funding against global ills including poverty and climate change.

Actor Hugh Jackman will host.

R.Chavez--AT

Arizona Tribune - Doja Cat, Post Malone to headline New York aid festival

Doja Cat, Post Malone to headline New York aid festival

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