GOJIRA ANNOUNCE SPECIAL ONE-NIGHT ONLY BENEFIT SHOW
GRAMMY® Award-winning French quartet GOJIRA will perform a special one-night-only benefit show at The Sovereign in St. Louis, MO, on Friday, September 18, ahead of their appearance at Louder Than Life.
Special guests Locked Shut will open the evening. Doors open at 7pm CT.
All proceeds from the performance will be donated to Operation Food Search, supporting the organization’s mission to combat hunger and provide essential resources to individuals and families throughout the St. Louis region.
The four-piece shared, “We’re playing St. Louis on September 18 at The Sovereign, and this one’s a little different. ALL proceeds go to Operation Food Search, the biggest independent food bank in the city. They feed over 200,000 people a month, and they turn every dollar into six dollars of food. So come out. It’s $30, it’s going to be loud, and all of it goes to keeping people fed.”
From a band that has always zeroed in on the fights they feel must be fought with full force, including some unrivaled work with PETA, there is truly nothing more metal than being loud for those who could use it most.
Known for their immersive live performances and unwavering commitment to purpose both on and off the stage, GOJIRA’s special St. Louis appearance offers fans a rare opportunity to experience the band in an intimate setting while directly supporting a meaningful local cause.
For tickets and additional information, please visit here.
ABOUT OPERATION FOOD SEARCH:
Celebrating its 45th anniversary, Operation Food Search is a local, independent hunger relief organization that provides food, nutrition education and innovative programs in order to reduce food insecurity and increase equitable access to food. We serve more than 200,000 people every month through a network of more than 600 partners in 24 counties in Missouri and Illinois. As Missouri’s largest independent food bank, we use a combination of immediate food assistance and supportive services, while also working on long-term solutions and systemic changes to help solve the problem of hunger. For more information, call (314) 726-5355 or visit here.
