Some of the biggest musicians in the world will gather on one stage in order to fight against climate change and encourage world leaders to take action against it; who will be performing?
According to NBC Chicago, Global Citizen's "Power Our Planet: Live in Paris" will be on June 22, 2023, the same day as the Summit for a New Financial Pact, which will be a gathering featuring politicians and business leaders that will talk about sustainability projects.
Performers for the upcoming event include Billie Eilish, Lenny Kravitz, H.E.R., Ben Harper, Moismann, Jon Batiste, and Finneas. The concert is free for all and will be held in front of the Eiffel Tower.
Global Citizen's 'Power Our Planet: Live in Paris'
According to Global Citizen's CEO Hugh Evans, the summit is a big opportunity as some of the world's biggest leaders will gather to talk about projects that were halted due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
The organization is hoping that people who will be attending the summit encourage their peers to provide the $16.7 billion in outstanding climate financing that was first proposed in 2009 to help lower-income countries.
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"If it doesn't achieve its goal, we're going to miss the window this year to make the climate negotiations the success, which is even more important after last year's complete failure in Egypt," he explained.
How to Watch Global Citizen 'Power Our Planet: Live in Paris?
For fans who wanted to watch the concert, it will be available to stream for free on Global Citizen's social media accounts.
Amazon Music will also stream through its Twitch channel.
For those who are interested in attending the show live, fans can get the tickets for free if they take action using the Global Citizen app or website.
Whenever users take action, they will earn points that go toward their entries that will be drawn for tickets.
This is not the organization's first event as they previously organized several shows in order to raise awareness against climate change as well as raise funds for the COVID-19 response.
Aside from the artists mentioned above, many philanthropic organizations would also support the event including the Open Society Foundations, Rockefeller Foundation, Rotary International, Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, and many more.
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