Ariana Grande Will Give A Big Concert In Manchester On Sunday

Ariana Grande during a concert new York in 2016

Katy Perry, Coldplay, Justin Bieber, Pharrell Williams ... Surrounded by a plethora of stars, American singer Ariana Grande returns Sunday in Manchester for an exceptional charity concert in tribute to the victims of the attack that left 22 dead. "One love Manchester" will also feature Miley Cyrus, Take That and Niall Horan, the organizers said on Tuesday. The proceeds from the box office will go to the emergency fund set up to help the relatives of the victims of this attack.

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— Ariana Grande (@ArianaGrande) May 30, 2017

The benefits of this exceptional concert will go to the emergency fund set up to help the relatives of the victims of this attack. The concert, which will be broadcast on the BBC, will take place at the Emirates Old Trafford cricket stadium between 7:15 pm and 10:15 pm "Music must heal us, bring us together, make us happy," Ariana Grande said in a published message On social networks. "This is what she will continue to do for us. We will continue to pay tribute to those we have lost, their loved ones, my fans and all those who have been affected by this tragedy. "
Very affected by the attack

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The agents of the young 23-year-old singer, with 46 million subscribers on Twitter, announced on Wednesday that she was interrupting her tour until early June. "I do not want to continue the year without being able to see my fans, take them in my arms and support them just as they continue to do for me," she wrote on Friday. "I will be back in the incredibly courageous city of Manchester to spend time with my fans and organize a charity concert to raise money for the victims and their families," she added.
Ariana Grande, who was very much affected by the bombing, according to her testimony and photos published in various media, returned home to Boca Raton, Florida, where she resides. Some voices rose to regret that the singer has left Manchester so quickly, including the British columnist  Piers Morgan. "If the queen can visit the victims in the hospital, then the star they paid to see can do the same," he tweeted, provoking much criticism. However, he praised the promise of the singer shortly after the announcement of this concert of solidarity.