Melbourne musos are banding together this Friday for Boundless Plains, a huge music event that will see 100% of all profits made go to the Asylum Seeker Resource Centre.
This is no ordinary gig — heading up the evening's proceedings will be the Melbourne Mass Gospel Choir, featuring South Sudan singer Ajack Kwai, who originally came to Australia as a refugee, as well as Georgia Fields, Maya, Wolf & Willow, Elsie & The Vibe and stacks more.
“We are deeply concerned about Australia’s treatment of asylum seekers and refugees, and our country’s ongoing violation of human rights,” said Elsie & The Vibe in a statement.
“In light of everything happening at the moment, we felt like we had to take some sort of action.”
The night will also feature speakers and community representatives in discussion on those currently seeking asylum in Australia.
Tickets to Boundless Plains are on sale now; for more information, head to theGuide.
27.12.17
The Toff In Town, Melbourne
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