Singing For Syria returns to Flinders Street’s The Jade for its third year on Friday, 5 April, with a huge evening of live music, raffles, and good times.

Hosted by Adelaide’s own Katie Pomery (who will also be performing on the night), Singing For Syria will see local musos, including The Empty Threats, Max Savage and Naomi Keyte, take the stage to raise money for NuDay’s Future Generation Initiative, funding Syrian schools to empower young girls to pave their ways to their own futures.

The schools allow students to be taught be qualified professionals, access educational facilities, and make new friends. Now, with over 1800 students, the Future Generation Initiative continues to grow, rebuilding the lives of thousands of Syrian children.

Tickets are $15 at the door, with all proceeds going to NuDay’s Future Generation Initiative. The event kicks off at 7pm, so see you there!