Solidarity Myanmar Concert

Solidarity Myanmar concert at the Dunedin Town Hall on Thursday 27 May.

Solidarity Myanmar concert is a special shout out of aroha and support to the people of Myanmar fighting for their lives, freedom, democracy and peace.

This extraordinary music and multimedia programme full of heart and surprises features some of the country’s top artists, performing pro bono to support this cause.
It’s a unique show, full of heart.

The audience will experience the magic of
Tiny Ruins/Hollie Fullbrook, Dunedin Jazz Club
local heroes Marlin’s Dreaming,
award-winning He Waka Kotuia (Kings & Queens kapa haka roopu),
Poet Laureate David Eggleton and the Wild Cards,
Chin superstar Van Hlei Sung, plus more, in a unique Myanmar-Kiwi show

Come along and be part of this. Show the love. Buy tickets now.

Tickets are available from the Regent Theatre M-F 9am-5pm Sat 10:30am-1pm, online from Ticketmaster (fee applies). Town Hall door sales on 27 May

The Solidarity Myanmar concert aims to amplify the voices of people in Myanmar, raise awareness of the crisis and gather koha/donations to support the people in Myanmar’s democracy movement, specifically Mutual Aid Myanmar.

Three months after the military takeover on 1 February 2021, Myanmar is in turmoil. Nationwide opposition continues despite the brutal crackdown that has left the people fearful, exhausted and desperate. More than 750 people have been killed and more than 3500 arrested, charges, detained in unknown locations. Violence by junta armed forces is escalating daily, despite diplomatic efforts to resolve the crisis.