
Fans and Pro-Palestinian Activists Gather Outside Ed Sheeran Concert
BBC News reported that concertgoers and activists arrived together at the venue, days after rapper Macklemore was reportedly dropped from the tour over pro-Palestinian remarks.

BBC News reported that concertgoers and activists arrived together at the venue, days after rapper Macklemore was reportedly dropped from the tour over pro-Palestinian remarks.

Singer addressed the fallout from rapper Macklemore's stance on Palestine during remarks at the start of a solo show, according to Al Jazeera.

The singer spoke out during his first show since rapper Macklemore was dropped from his tour and other acts withdrew, according to BBC News.

The singer addressed the war in Gaza at the start of a solo show, days after controversy over his tour led some supporting acts to withdraw.

The British band is set to perform at roughly forty shows across the United Kingdom, United States and continental Europe, including two concerts at the Stade de France, according to France 24.

With Ed Sheeran's next US concert set for this weekend, several fans holding tickets say a controversy involving rapper Macklemore has left them uncertain about attending, according to the BBC.

Thousands of fans gathered in Paris to see Céline Dion perform for the first time since she paused touring due to illness, according to the BBC.

The Quebec star performed the first of 26 concerts in her residency at Plenitude Arena before 30,000 spectators, according to Le Monde.

The venue billed the performance as a historic milestone for Punjabi music on one of the world's most iconic stages.

The Canadian singer has returned to performing in Paris, according to reporting from France 24, though further details about the event have not been disclosed.

The Canadian singer, absent from stages for several years due to her illness, performed her first Paris concert Saturday night before approximately 30,000 spectators.

The Quebec singer kicks off a series of sixteen concerts tonight in Paris scheduled for this fall, each drawing more than 30,000 spectators, according to RFI.

The Canadian singer is set to open a 26-show Paris residency this Saturday, marking her return to the stage after a battle with a neurological disorder.

After six years away for health reasons, the Quebec singer is beginning a new series of concerts that will continue until October 14, with ten additional dates announced for May.

Hundreds of admirers have gathered on Paris pavements, with the singer reportedly greeting the crowd with appearances and dancing, according to The Guardian.

The US rapper performed for more than two hours at the first of two long-awaited UK concerts, according to the BBC.