Neil Young, Joan Baez, and Others to Perform at Bernie Sanders and AOC Rally
Neil Young, Joan Baez, and Maggie Rogers to Ignite Bernie Sanders and AOC Rally in LA
In a thrilling intersection of musical firepower and political fervor, legends Neil Young and Joan Baez will join rising star Maggie Rogers as they take the stage at an upcoming rally featuring Senator Bernie Sanders and Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez. Scheduled for Saturday, April 12th, the event at Gloria Molina Grand Park in Los Angeles promises to blend potent messages with the evocative soundscapes of artists committed to social change.
As Sanders and Ocasio-Cortez continue their crusade against the entrenched wealth and power in American politics with their “Fighting Oligarchy” initiative, this rally aims to galvanize support in one of the nation’s most vibrant cities. With gates opening at 9:00 a.m. PT and the rally set to commence at 1:00 p.m., music lovers and political activists alike are encouraged to RSVP early to secure their spot in what is anticipated to be an electrifying day.
Joining the iconic trio will be an array of indie talents, including Jeff Rosenstock, Indigo De Souza, and the Red Pears—each artist bringing their unique voice to this collective call for change. Also on the bill is LA’s Raise Gospel Choir, aiming to uplift spirits and unite attendees in song and solidarity.
Rosenstock expressed his enthusiasm on social media, reflecting on the feeling of powerlessness among many since the last presidential election. “It has been easy to feel powerless and alone… Being part of something bigger, seeing massive crowds of people who are also tired of this bullshit has filled my heart with hope,” he shared, urging supporters to arrive early and enjoy the music.
This rally is part of a nationwide tour initiated by Sanders and Ocasio-Cortez following Donald Trump’s second presidential election victory. According to Sanders’ official website, the aim is simple: to confront the oligarchs and corporate interests that wield disproportionate power in America. After Los Angeles, the tour will make stops in Las Vegas, Tempe, Denver, and Tucson—ensuring that the message resonates coast to coast.
Music has long been a potent force for social change, a legacy embodied by the likes of Young and Baez, whose careers have been defined not only by their chart-topping hits but also by their unwavering commitment to justice and equality. As the artists gear up to lend their voices to this important cause, attendees can expect a rally that transcends traditional political gatherings, blending passion, art, and activism in a way that only the spirit of Los Angeles can provide.
So grab your tickets, gather your friends, and prepare for a day of powerful speeches and unforgettable performances that aim to inspire and mobilize. As the stage at Gloria Molina Grand Park is set to come alive, one thing’s for sure: this event will be a rallying cry for anyone seeking to ignite change in America.
For more details and to RSVP, check out Sanders’ website here.
