“WE ARE VERY PROUD TO PRESENT GIG FOR GAZA 3” – PAUL WELLER
NEWS | GIG FOR GAZA 3 | 7th September 2026
Crosstown Concerts and curator Paul Weller today announce the third installment of Gig for Gaza, a night of music and solidarity, taking place at Troxy, London, on Saturday 24th October 2026. The event aims to raise funds for life-changing initiatives, Medical Aid for Palestinians (MAP) and Gaza Forever, two respected organisations providing essential aid, including food, medical supplies, and emergency shelter, for those suffering in Gaza.
Having previously organised two successful humanitarian fundraisers, featuring artists such as Kneecap, Primal Scream and Inhaler, and raising a total of £250,000 in proceeds for Gaza, Gig for Gaza aims to raise another significant contribution with its third installment.
“We are very proud to present Gig for Gaza 3 . It’s gonna be another great & powerful evening of solidarity & brilliant artists . Please come….please share. Free Palestine” Paul Weller
Headlining this announcement are the formidable post-punk/electronic duo Sleaford Mods and bohemian night chancer Baxter Dury. They are joined by South London keyboardist, producer and songwriter Joe Armon-Jones, as well as rising singer-songwriter Sinéad Ashiokai.
Sleaford Mods have spent over a decade turning the frustrations, absurdities, and barely contained rage of modern life into one of the most distinctive sounds in music. Jason Williamson’s razor-sharp observations and electrifying stage presence collide with Andrew Fearn’s stripped-back electronic beats to create a mix of post-punk, hip-hop and minimalist electronics that is unmistakably their own. Across a run of acclaimed records, the UK duo have continued to evolve without losing the fierce independence, biting humour and emotional honesty at the heart of their work.
“This show feels more important than ever as the slaughter in Palestine slips in and out of the news cycle. As a band, we’ve been fundraising for victims of war for the past three years, and the need doesn’t go away just because the coverage has moved on. The reality is it’s gotten worse. Solidarity has to be more than a gesture, it has to be a useful contribution. This show is a chance for people to come together, with every ticket helping to put money where it’s needed.”
Jason Williamson
Bohemian night chancer Baxter Dury first emerged with his debut EP Oscar Brown EP back in 2001. Fast forward to June 2025, Dury released his eighth studio album, Allbarone, which he recorded with lauded producer Paul Epworth, whom he met backstage at Glastonbury Festival. The release is described as his most melodically direct release to date.
A pivotal figure in the UK music scene, London-based producer, composer and keyboard player Joe Armon-Jones has garnered extensive praise through his solo projects on Brownswood and AQUARii.
Rising Manchester-born artist Sinéad Ashiokai has continued to gain widespread acclaim since performing at the 2025 FA Cup final. The singer-songwriter’s viral presence and distinctive vocals have also caught major industry attention, leading to her signing with Universal Music Publishing Group (UMPG) to work on her debut album.
Tickets for the event go on sale on at 9am Friday 11th September HERE
