
Ed Sheeran Calls Gaza Situation "Catastrophic" at First Show Without Opening Acts
Ed Sheeran addressed the Gaza conflict on stage at his first concert after his opening acts dropped out, calling the situation unjustifiable.
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Ed Sheeran addressed the Gaza conflict on stage at his first concert after his opening acts dropped out, calling the situation unjustifiable.

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