Three music events in Hamburg, spearheaded by Channel Aid, starring Montez and Garvey as performers. - Three events featuring Montez and Garvey, sponsored by Channel Aid, to take place in Hamburg
The Channel-Aid concert series, a popular event that raises funds for charitable organisations, is set to return to Hamburg, Germany in October. The three-night extravaganza will feature renowned artists, live-streamed on a social media platform.
Kicking off the series on October 21 is Rea Garvey, who will perform at the Hamburg Schauspielhaus. The following night, on October 22, the artist has yet to be announced. On October 23, Montez is expected to take the stage.
Previously, the Channel-Aid concert series has hosted a variety of main acts, including Rita Ora, Bastille, Cro, and Wincent Weiss. The shows have also featured the 65-member Lufthansa Orchestra and the 40-member Hamburg Voices choir. It is confirmed that Rea Garvey's performance will include the Hamburg Voices choir, and each concert will feature the Lufthansa Orchestra.
Profits from these concerts will be donated to several charitable organisations. Additionally, profits from the live stream will go towards social projects for children and people with disabilities. Advertising revenue generated by clicks during the live stream will also contribute to these causes.
Mastercard has also pledged to donate an amount equal to the tickets purchased using their credit card. Tickets for the concerts will go on sale in the following week.
While a specific benefit concert series featuring Rea Garvey, Montez, and other artists could not be found in the current search data, it is recommended to consult official event websites, artist social media, or local Hamburg event listings closer to the date for the most accurate information.
It's worth noting that there are other music events and charity festivals happening in and around Hamburg, such as live music events at the Hamburg Brewing Company and other venues, the "Rock for the Paws" charity music festival in Blasdell, and water light concerts in Hamburg parks. However, these events do not appear to be related to the Channel-Aid concert series.
Stay tuned for more updates on the Channel-Aid concert series "Live in Concert" in Hamburg, Germany.
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