Macklemore opens ‘Free Palestine’ tour in Dublin

Author: aljazeera.comPublished on: October 27, 2026Country: Ireland

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Macklemore opens ‘Free Palestine’ tour in Dublin

American rapper Macklemore opened his ‘Free Palestine’ tour in Dublin before a sold-out crowd. He had announced that all proceeds from the tour would support organisations helping Palestinians. The three-city tour follows his exclusion from Ed Sheeran’s concerts after he made pro-Palestinian remarks.

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