Music Against Child Poverty 3

A charity concert at The Fire Station headlined by Frankie and the Heartstrings, raising funds for child poverty charity Love, Amelia.

Sunderland Music City's Music Against Child Poverty show brings together North East music acts for a night of live music in aid of Love, Amelia, which supports families experiencing poverty across Tyne and Wear and County Durham. The line-up includes headliners Frankie and the Heartstrings playing their first gig in nearly five years, plus Paul Smith of Maxïmo Park, B>E>A>K, Swindled, Smith & Liddle, Northern Daughters and rapper Kay Greyson, hosted by Frankie Francis. The evening also marks the launch of Glenda Young's book 'Murder at the Seaview Hotel', with all its profits donated to the charity. The gig offers a mix of seated and standing tickets, and under-14s are welcome with an adult.