​A Concert for a Change

​We live in the City of Awe—a place built by dreamers, artists, immigrants, entrepreneurs, and people who believed the future could be better than the present.

​Somewhere along the way, I started feeling smaller, even though my dreams never did.

​The headlines grew heavier. The divisions grew deeper. It became easier to believe that one person couldn't make a difference.

​But that's not who I am.

​I'm the international student who believed he belonged here. who helped hundreds of International students make it successfully in the US. The student assistant who helped organize our first fashion show. The young man who joined student government because everyone deserved to feel welcome, respected, and seen. I've always believed that communities become stronger when ordinary people decide to show up.

​At 36, I've decided it's time to show up again.

​A Concert for Change is my love letter to San Francisco—a city that changed my life and taught me that music can bring together people who might otherwise never meet.

​This afternoon is about more than a concert. It's about joy. It's about hope. It's about remembering that change doesn't begin in Washington or Sacramento. It begins with neighbors, artists, families, and friends choosing to believe in one another again.

​My band and an incredible lineup of fellow musicians will perform songs of hope, resilience, protest, celebration, and unity from around the world. Together we'll spend an afternoon singing, dancing, reflecting, and imagining the future we want to build.

​Whether you've lived here your whole life or just arrived yesterday, this is your invitation.

​Come as you are.
Bring your friends.
Bring your family.
Bring your hope.

​Doors open at 2:00 PM. Please arrive early to get settled before the music begins.

​We're expecting up to 800 people, and we'd love for you to be one of them.

​Let's remind ourselves—and each other—that the future is still ours to create.