The Australian bushfires are still burning, but Sound Relief is coming.
On Wednesday (Jan. 8), several competing concert promoters retweeted a new message from the Sound Relief page, initially launched back in 2009 to raise much-needed money for those affected by bushfires and floods.
Fast forward to 2020, and fires are raging once more. Many experts say this bushfire season is unprecedented. And again, the music industry is doing its bit to help.
“In response to the devastating bushfires currently sweeping across the country, the Australian Music Community will band together once again under the unified banner of Sound Relief 2020,” reads a tweet shared widely from the Sound Relief Australia account. “Stay tuned for more information soon.”
In response to the devastating bushfires currently sweeping across the country, the Australian Music Community will band together once again under the unified banner of Sound Relief 2020. Stay tuned for more information soon.
— Sound Relief Australia (@soundreliefau) January 8, 2020
-- https://t.co/Tp1ZFqvVD2
-- Adam Stevenson pic.twitter.com/RS40CU556h
The official accounts for Live Nation Austalasia, Michael Gudinski’s Frontier Touring and Michael Chugg’s Chugg Entertainment are among those who circulated the message.
The original, twin Sound Relief concerts were staged at the Melbourne Cricket Ground and Sydney Cricket Ground in February 2009, with Coldplay, Taylor Swift, Olivia Newton-John, Barry Gibb, Midnight Oil and many others on the bill.
Australia’s current summer is a cruel one. The national death toll has hit 25, authorities say, as fires around the country have scorched more than 12 million acres of land.
Several shows have already been canceled due to the hazardous conditions. Earlier this week, live entertainment giant TEG announced the Fire Fight Australia fundraising concert, through its TEG Dainty and TEG Live companies. The lineup has yet to be announced for Fire Fight Australia, which will take place Feb. 16 at Sydney’s ANZ Stadium.
-- Thank you for the incredible response!
Sign up now to the @Ticketek_AU waitlist to be notified when tickets go on sale -- https://t.co/d8gXQPQB8U#FireFightAustralia pic.twitter.com/KCZkwLkBUb
— TEG DAINTY (@TEGDAINTY) January 8, 2020
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