THE NEWSPAPER: Iggy Pop and Patti Smith sing for Tibet

The artists participated in a festival to benefit Tibet House in New York

Robert Thurman, Patti Smith e Iggy Pop, at a festival to benefit Tibet House in New York

Evan Agostini / Evan Agostini/Invision/AP

Robert Thurman, Patti Smith e Iggy Pop, at a festival to benefit Tibet House in New York

THE NEWSPAPER / Barcelona

Wednesday, 12 of March of 2014 – 22.10 h

Iggy Pop, New Order, Patti Smith and Joe Walsh (The Eagles), inter alia, They participated on Tuesday in the Carnegie Hall of New York at a festival to benefit the Tibet House, a non-profit institution founded by Robert Thurman (father of Uma Thurman) which is dedicated to spreading the culture of Dalai Lama. The gala, which has been celebrated for 24 years, It is promoted by the American composer Philip Glass and brought together a large audience. As on other occasions, the actress Maggie Gyllenhaal and her husband were present, Peter Sarsgaard, who are honorary members.

When Iggy Pop interpreted 'Transmission' and 'Love will tear us apart', the fans, most of them adults, They got up from their seats to approach the stage.. The musician had raised the most enthusiastic applause when he entered the scene dressed in a black suit. For your part, Patti Smith took advantage of his performance to remember Lou Reed.

 

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