Brian Eno will host “Together for Palestine” at Wembley on Sept. 17, a night of music and hope supporting Gaza families through Choose Love.
Legendary music producer Brian Eno is turning his platform into a force for change, announcing a major benefit concert in London to support Palestinian families. The event, titled Together for Palestine, will take place on Wednesday, September 17, at Wembley Arena, with tickets going on sale August 4 at 10 a.m. UK time.
The lineup of performers has yet to be revealed, but Eno promises the evening will be “a night of music, reflection and hope,” aimed at raising both funds and awareness for the ongoing crisis in Gaza. All proceeds will go through Choose Love, a UK charity that partners with local humanitarians in conflict zones to provide aid directly to families in need.
In a heartfelt Instagram statement, Eno opened up about why he felt compelled to organize the event after more than 50 years in the music industry. He admitted that many artists, himself included, have stayed silent on Palestine out of fear of backlash or career repercussions. But, he says, the situation in Gaza can no longer be ignored.
“When dozens of non-partisan organizations like Amnesty International and Doctors Without Borders describe it as genocide, the moral line is clear,” Eno wrote. “We can’t remain silent.”
The producer emphasized that the night will be about more than just fundraising—it’s also about sending a global message of solidarity and love to Palestinians. He hopes the concert will be a moment of courage for artists to “speak the truth in their hearts,” whether on stage at Wembley or through video appearances from around the world.
Eno is co-producing the event alongside Khaled Ziada, Khalid Abdalla, and Tracey Seaward. While the performers are still under wraps, anticipation is high for what could become one of the year’s most meaningful musical gatherings.
Fans and supporters of the cause will not only get to enjoy a powerful night of music but also contribute directly to humanitarian efforts in Gaza. For Eno, it’s about making sure the people of Palestine know the world is watching—and that they have not been forgotten.
