KANO performs for War Child at Shepherd's Bush Empire.
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Live gigs

War Child has a heritage of delivering unique live events with outstanding artists, producers and musicians. Find out more about our events and how you can get involved.

We have been hosting unique live shows with the help of the UK music industry since our inception in 1993. 

With staple events such as BRITs Week, Day Of The Girl, Safe & Sound, May In The Rain, The Right To Dance and a whole host of intimate warm-up shows, artists from across music and the UK have donated their time in support of War Child.  

Featuring artists such as Kano, Jessie Ware, The 1975, Laura Mvula, Tom Misch, Dave, Griff, Bicep, Sigrid, and Yungblud - these events have helped raise money and awareness that allows War Child to bring vital support to children suffering the brutal effects of war. 

Many of our live gigs are hosted annually with tickets available to purchase, often alongside the opportunity to win a pair of tickets via prize draws. 

Our Live Shows

Check out some of our event series below and find out how you can be there to support children living through war.
BRITs Week

Intimate shows with some of the biggest artists in the world

BRITs Week is an incredible series of gigs that gives fans the opportunity to see the biggest names in music in intimate venues for War Child. Some of the biggest artists in the world have played a show including Damon Albarn, AJ Tracey, Florence & The Machine, Coldplay, Anne-Marie and more.

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Other ways to give

There are many ways you can donate to help us with our mission to protect, educate and stand up for the rights of children living through conflict.

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Music

With event series such as BRITs Week and Day Of The Girl, to new music initiatives including War Child Records and The Right To Dance, there’s something for everyone to get involved with.