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Live gigs

Day of the Girl

Since 2021, Day of the Girl has raised over £150K for War Child, with some of the UK’s most exciting female identifying artists lending their voices to amplify War Child’s message.   

The Day of the Girl concerts are more than just performances; they are a lifeline for girls and women surviving war. 

Gender inequality escalates to alarming levels in areas affected by crisis. Those assigned female at birth are at a 20% higher risk of child marriage and are 2.5 times more likely to be out of school compared to those who are assigned male at birth.  

This year Bree Runway, Connie Constance, Matilda Mann and RØRY are all set to perform intimate live shows in venues across London throughout the week commencing 7th October in support of War Child.

That’s why the Day of the Girl concerts are vital. 
 

Last year, War Child reached 178,220 girls and women, but our work continues. 

Taking place around the UN’s International Day of the Girl Child, the concerts highlight War Child’s work protecting, educating, and advocating for the rights of girls and women amidst the turmoil of war. 

 

The event’s headline sponsor is YouTube Music, an app made for music listening on top of the magic of YouTube: making the world of music easier to explore and more personalised than ever. 

Find out more about our partnership with YouTube Music. 

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