Floating Points, Ben UFO, and Others to Perform at War Child Benefit Concert in London
London’s Fold to Host Star-Studded Charity Event with Floating Points and Ben UFO
On May 4, the intimate London venue Fold will transform into a musical haven for a noble cause as it hosts "War Child Presents: The Right to Dance," featuring an impressive lineup including critically acclaimed electronic artist Floating Points, renowned DJ Ben UFO, and the dynamic Jamz Supernova. This event is more than just a night of rhythms; it’s a charity fundraiser benefiting the vital work of War Child, an organization dedicated to supporting children affected by conflict.
This highly anticipated show will also welcome contributions from a diverse array of artists including Isaac Carter and Love Remain, promising an evening steeped in euphoric soundscapes and dancefloor-friendly beats. All proceeds from the event will directly support War Child’s initiatives aimed at helping children who are living in or fleeing from war zones, providing them with essential resources like education and trauma healing.
Tickets for this exclusive event will be made available through an innovative raffle system, where each entry starts at just £10 for a chance to win a pair of coveted tickets. What’s more, for those eager to up their chances, additional entries will be permissible at discounted rates. Fans can purchase their raffle tickets via Crowdfunder, turning their ticket pitch into a cause they can feel proud to support.
Collaborating with War Child on this initiative is the esteemed live music promoters Eat Your Own Ears, alongside the energetic south London-based Gala festival, which fosters creativity and connection in the city’s cultural landscape.
War Child’s mission—to help children overcome the trauma of war and regain stability—has never been more pertinent. “It’s a beautiful thing when the music community rallies together to bring hope to those in need,” says a spokesperson from War Child. “Every ticket sold is one step closer to rebuilding lives and offering education to those who need it most.”
As the sun sets on May 4 and the beats drop at Fold, concert-goers will not only revel in an unforgettable night but also play a pivotal role in a humanitarian effort that echoes far beyond the dance floor. Stay tuned, secure your raffle entries, and get ready to groove for a cause that deserves the spotlight.
