'Not my problem': Debbie Harry not stressing about Anzac Day concert
Blondie legend Debbie Harry has addressed the outrage around a rock concert she's performing at in Sydney on Anzac Day.
The band is headlining Pandemonium 2024, alongside Alice Cooper, Placebo and Deep Purple.
But yesterday, NSW Premier Chris Minns said the concert at Sydney's Domain would not go ahead after uproar by veterans groups.
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NSW Premier Chris Minns said a planned rock concert in central Sydney planned for Anzac Day would not go ahead. Nine
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Event organiser Andrew McManus confirmed his contract at the Domain was cancelled last minute, but told Today he is in final talks to move the concert to Cathy Freeman Park.
There is still anger over it being held on Anzac Day, but Harry said she refuses to get stressed about any of the drama behind the scenes.
"You know, it's not my problem, really," she told Today.
"It's my problem to do the show, but it's not really my problem to figure out where to put the show."
Debbie Harry said it wasn't her problem where the concert is held. Today
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Harry has been performing non-stop for over five decades and has no plans of slowing down anytime soon.
"I love it, I love it, I think it's fantastic, the audiences are superb" she said.
"They're having so much fun and they're free, you're outside, you're not forced to be seated and can walk around and it's a great atmosphere."
See the full chat with Debbie Harry in the video above
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