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BLACKPINK Lisa and Stray Kids Set to Join Charity Concert in France in January 2024

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Lisa from the group BLACKPINK and Stray Kids will be taking the stage at a French charity concert next year.

BLACKPINK member Lisa, Stray Kids / Lisa’s Instagram, Stray Kids Official Twitter

According to the Accor Arena website in Paris France, on the 26th, Lisa and Stray Kids along with J Balvin, Maroon 5, and Pharrell Williams will attend the ‘Yellow Coin Concert’ to be held on January 26th next year.

The Yellow Coin Concert is a charity performance organized by the French Hospital Foundation led by Brigitte Macron the wife of French President Emmanuel Macron. Last year, all members of BLACKPINK were on the attendee list creating a buzz.

The French Hospital Foundation has been conducting the ‘Yellow Coin Collection Movement’ almost every year since 1989 to help hospitalized children and teenagers.

For about a month, they collect coins of less than 1 euro (approximately $1.12) to improve the environment of children’s hospitals. The fundraising period for next year is from January 10th to February 4th.

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