IMAGINE JUSTICE Concert

EXCITING: Imagine Justice will now be live streamed exclusively on Common's YouTube channel. Join us and tune in at 6 PM PST for a historic night of music, activism, art and more!

• WATCH LIVE: https://youtu.be/WHGNliSQXII

THANK YOU TO EVERYONE FOR YOUR SUPPORT. IMAGINE JUSTICE IS NOW OFFICIALLY SOLD OUT. IN ORDER TO ATTEND, YOU MUST HAVE PREVIOUSLY REGISTERED PRIOR TO THE EVENTBRITE REGISTRATION CLOSING.

Join Grammy and Oscar-Winning Artist and Activist Common as well as a number of amazing special guests including J. Cole for a historic concert, Imagine Justice, on Capitol Mall in Sacramento on Monday, August 21. Come together with Common and friends for a night of music, art, activism, food and more. Imagine Justice is free and open to the public. Due to popular demand, attendees MUST register for the event on Eventbrite in order to gain access.

PLEASE BE ADVISED: Due to high attendance, entrance to the event is not guaranteed without pre-registration.

*Doors open at 4:00 PM. There is no reserved seating, all will be on a first-come, first-serve basis, so please arrive on time!

"As an artist, I believe it is my duty to fight injustice wherever it appears and take a stand for my fellow brothers and sisters. I believe it is my responsibility to use my platform to amplify the courageous voices of the movement and support the most marginalized members of our society" Common on organizing Imagine Justice.

Imagine Justice will include live performances by Common, J. Cole, Goapele, Los Rakas, Syncopated Ladies and more. The concert will feature guest speakers DeVon Franklin, Bryonn Bain, Van Jones and more. Centered at the intersection of art and activism, Imagine Justice will spark meaningful dialogue around mass incarceration, provide audiences with an enriching and unforgettable cultural experience, and amplify messages of hope, justice, change and love. The Imagine Justice concert taking place at the Capitol Mall in Sacramento, CA on August 21 is an opportunity to bring diverse audiences together for a historical event and a special platform for artists to advocate for justice reform.

Follow Imagine Justice on Twitter, Instagram and Tumblr for event updates, announcements, and information about justice reform. Join the conversation on social using the hashtags #ImagineJustice and #SchoolsNotPrisons.

Imagine Justice is supported by the Anti-Recidivism Coalition, which provides support for formerly incarcerated young people and advocates for justice reform. Organizations partnering on the event include: All of Us or None, Always Knocking, Blackout for Human Rights, Boys and Men of Color Alliance, Californians for Safety and Justice, California Alliance for Youth and Community Justice, Communities for a New California Education Fund, Congregations Organized for Prophetic Engagement (COPE), Communities United for Restorative Youth Justice (CURYJ), East Asian Youth Center- Sacramento, Ella Baker Center, Equality California, La Familia, Legal Services for Prisoners with Children, PICO, Presente.org, Sacramento ACT, Sacramento Building Healthy Communities, Sacramento City Unified School District – Youth Development Support Services, Sacramento Reinvestment Coalition, Self-Awareness and Recovery (SAR), Sol Collective, Youth Justice Coalition.

For press and/or partnership opportunities, please email Michael Latt at MichaelLatt@ThinkCommon.com to discuss further.