Metallica, Mariah Carey and the Jonas Brothers will be performing in New York's Central Park this year at the Global Citizen Festival, the organization announced Thursday.

Rosalia, Charlie Puth, Maneskin and Mickey Guyton will join them in taking the stage at the event, which is now in its 10th year and is aimed at drumming up support for preserving international aid to eradicate extreme poverty, in addition to a number of other causes.

The Central Park concert is slated for September 24 as is a sister show in Accra, where Usher, SZA, Stormzy, H.E.R., Sarkodie, Stonebwoy and Tems are all scheduled to perform.

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Taking place since 2012 as world leaders gather in New York for the UN General Assembly, Global Citizen distributes tickets for free to supporters who pledge to take actions such as sending letters to their governments in support of development aid.&nbsp;

The 2022 event, which Priyanka Chopra Jonas will host, calls on world leaders as well as philanthropists to relieve debt, empower girls, improve food access and invest in climate solutions in countries that suffer climate change's worst effects but whose carbon emissions pale in comparison to the globe's richest nations.

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"Decades of systemic and political failures have led humanity into the midst of converging and rapidly deteriorating crises -- climate, hunger, health, war and conflict," Hugh Evans, Global Citizen's co-founder and CEO, said in a statement.

"The most marginalized populations are paying the price of the stagnant inaction of our leaders, and now millions of lives, and the future of our planet, are at stake."

Metallica, Mariah Carey and the Jonas Brothers will be performing in New York's Central Park this year at the Global Citizen Festival, the organization announced Thursday.

Metallica, Mariah Carey and the Jonas Brothers will be performing in New York's Central Park this year at the Global Citizen Festival, the organization announced Thursday. Rosalia, Charlie Puth, Maneskin and Mickey Guyton will join them in taking the stage at the event, which is now in its 10th year and is aimed at drumming up support for preserving international aid to eradicate extreme poverty, in addition to a number of other causes. The Central Park concert is slated for September 24 as is a sister show in Accra, where Usher, SZA, Stormzy, H.E.R., Sarkodie, Stonebwoy and Tems are all scheduled to perform. Johnny Depp becomes King Louis XV in first project after defamation trial. See photo Taking place since 2012 as world leaders gather in New York for the UN General Assembly, Global Citizen distributes tickets for free to supporters who pledge to take actions such as sending letters to their governments in support of development aid. The 2022 event, which Priyanka Chopra Jonas will host, calls on world leaders as well as philanthropists to relieve debt, empower girls, improve food access and invest in climate solutions in countries that suffer climate change's worst effects but whose carbon emissions pale in comparison to the globe's richest nations. Armie Hammer admits he's '100% cannibal' in a text to a woman "Decades of systemic and political failures have led humanity into the midst of converging and rapidly deteriorating crises -- climate, hunger, health, war and conflict," Hugh Evans, Global Citizen's co-founder and CEO, said in a statement. "The most marginalized populations are paying the price of the stagnant inaction of our leaders, and now millions of lives, and the future of our planet, are at stake."

Metallica, Mariah Carey to play New York show for foreign aid

American heavy metal band 'Metallica'&nbsp;has postponed its upcoming tour in Australia and New Zealand. According to the news agency.

The group announced the news of tour postponement on late Friday owing to the health of frontman James Hetfield who again entered a rehab program. 
 
"As most of you probably know, our brother James has been struggling with addiction on and off for many years," the band wrote in a message.

"He has now, unfortunately, had to re-enter a treatment program to work on his recovery again". 
 
The tour was scheduled to begin in Perth, Australia, on October 17 and conclude on November 2 in Auckland, New Zealand. 
 
Drummer Lars Ulrich, lead guitarist Kirk Hammett, and bassist Robert Trujillo said that the band would reschedule their travel "as soon as health and schedule permit ". 
 
While the nature of the Hetfield's addiction was not revealed, the vocalist has undergone treatment for alcoholism over the years, as detailed in the band`s 2004 documentary 'Some Kind of Monster'. 
 
While the tour was postponed and not cancelled, the group offered to refund all tickets for the affected leg of the tour.

American heavy metal band 'Metallica' has postponed its upcoming tour in Australia and New Zealand. According to the news agency. The group announced the news of tour postponement on late Friday owing to the health of frontman James Hetfield who again entered a rehab program.

American heavy metal band 'Metallica' has postponed its upcoming tour in Australia and New Zealand. According to the news agency. The group announced the news of tour postponement on late Friday owing to the health of frontman James Hetfield who again entered a rehab program. "As most of you probably know, our brother James has been struggling with addiction on and off for many years," the band wrote in a message. "He has now, unfortunately, had to re-enter a treatment program to work on his recovery again". The tour was scheduled to begin in Perth, Australia, on October 17 and conclude on November 2 in Auckland, New Zealand. Drummer Lars Ulrich, lead guitarist Kirk Hammett, and bassist Robert Trujillo said that the band would reschedule their travel "as soon as health and schedule permit ". While the nature of the Hetfield's addiction was not revealed, the vocalist has undergone treatment for alcoholism over the years, as detailed in the band`s 2004 documentary 'Some Kind of Monster'. While the tour was postponed and not cancelled, the group offered to refund all tickets for the affected leg of the tour.

'Metallica' postpones tour following frontman James Hetfield rehab treatment

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Metallica, Mariah Carey to play New York show for foreign aid

'Metallica' postpones tour following frontman James Hetfield rehab treatment