Aid For Ukraine – Fundraising Gig

NI music community comes together for Ukraine // Over 18 Event // April 23rd // Oh Yeah Centre Belfast // 7pm – 11:30pm

Stendhal Festival and the Oh Yeah Centre Belfast, along with seven of Northern Irelands finest indigenous musical artists, have come together to curate an amazing evening of music on April 23rd with all proceeds going towards a charity that is feeding Ukrainian refugees in Poland.

Aid for Ukraine will feature performances from Duke Special, Phil Taggart, Joshua Burnside, The Wood Burning Savages, Sister Ghost, Dark Tropics and Lemonade Shoelace and will take place at the Oh Yeah Music Centre in Belfast’s Cathedral Quarter.

Tickets are £15, will all proceeds going to Stowarzyszenie Leubuzzi, a charity based in Poland that works across various sectors but at present is putting all their resources towards the refugee crisis.

Pamela Moore, from Antrim is the link between the Charity and the Event and she says that the money raised at the gig could mean the difference in a child eating for a week or not.

Pamela said: “I’ve seen first-hand how traumatic it is for Ukrainian Refugees arriving in a new country having fled all they have,” she said. “The money raised here can’t help them get back the life they once had but it can help them greatly as they arrive to start a new one.”