Vienna’s Heldenplatz is today the scene of Austria’s largest solidarity rally for Ukraine. Under the motto “YesWeCare – children on the run”, everyone can come by and experience numerous Austrian artists live, including the cult cabaret artist Maschek, singer Ina Regen or the legend Kurt Ostbahn. krone.tv will broadcast the event live from 1 p.m. and offers viewers at home the opportunity to post statements of solidarity on krone.at – which will then be displayed during the live broadcast.
One million children from Ukraine have already been deprived of their right to their childhood as a result of the events of the war. NGOs, artists and cultural workers want to draw attention to this on stage and collect donations. Spectators can also bring small stuffed animals and place them on the stage. “The SOS Children’s Village then ensures that the animals are handed over to the children. That’s what ‘YesWeCare’ says: You don’t matter,” says organizer Daniel Landau. Signs for a better future setting an example for a better future 1:25 pm Opening 1:30 pm Strandhase 1:50 pm Filiah 2:15 pm Lou Asril 2:40 pm Kerosin95 3:00 pm Verified 3:25 pm Garish 3:50 pm Joy 16 20:20 Oska 16:50 Maschek 17:20 Lemo 17:50 Sharktank 18:20 Buntspecht 18:55 Cari Cari 19:30 Ina Regen 19:50 Federal President Alexander van der Bellen 20:00 Lichtermeer & Denys Dragan 8:30 p.m. Edmund 9:05 p.m. Folkshilfe 9:40 p.m. Kurt Ostbahn 10:20 p.m. Wanda Pop and alternative scene It’s nice that after two years of the pandemic you can show solidarity together, he said Clemens Freude was responsible for the music program When the Russian President Vladimir Putin sic h decided to invade Ukraine, he was initially shocked and didn’t know what to do, Freude said. However, he then thought of music projects and numerous groups and performers from the pop and alternative scene for the good thing won. Federal President Alexander Van der Bellen gives a speech, and in the evening there is a big sea of lights and a minute’s silence with “We stand with Ukraine” again the opportunity to post statements of solidarity during the event on krone.at – which are then displayed during the live broadcast on krone.tv! Several thousand krone.at users had gratefully accepted the new feature last week, “and were not only able to attend this important concert via stream, but also exchange ideas live on TV,” says krone.tv editor-in-chief Max Mahdalik, that the broadcaster can now also support #YesWeCare.”krone.tv lets the audience move closer together virtually””With the new live commentary function, krone.tv lets the audience in front of the television move closer together again this Sunday and the viewers can share their emotions, reactions and express positive comments in view of the depressing news situation,” says Mahdalik. With 25 euros you donate an emergency aid package for local people! Password: Krone hilft Ukraine Erste BankBIC: GIBAATWWXXX IBAN: AT23 2011 1000 0123 4560 Online donations: www.krone.at/krone-hilft and www.caritas.at/ukraine or using the form right here above!
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