Macklemore Launches Free Palestine Tour; U.S. Dates To Be Announced

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Macklemore is taking his show on the road without any help from Ed Sheeran: The rapper, who was dumped from the opening act slot on Sheeran’s tour after making a pro-Palestine speech from a New Jersey stage earlier this month, has announced the Free…

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  • Reported by Deadline and published Thu, 24 Sep 2026 16:30:21 UTC.

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  1. Global release announced for acclaimed Gaza documentary NAZA

  2. Macklemore Sets ‘Free Palestine’ Tour Now That His Schedule ‘Freed Up a Bit’

  3. Macklemore Announces Free Palestine Tour After Ed Sheeran Fallout: “Being Apolitical During a Genocide Doesn’t Work Anymore”

  4. Macklemore Launches Free Palestine Tour; U.S. Dates To Be Announced

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