Stevie Wonder Sets Pre-Election Day Tour to ‘Fix Our Nation’s Broken Heart’

Wonder to Headline Benefit Concerts for Georgia Senate Runoff

“We are literally at a crossroads, and the only way to get out of this division is to talk to each other, listen to each other and find a common ground.” - Stevie Wonder

Music legend Stevie Wonder has announced a pre-Election Day tour to "fix our nation’s broken heart." The tour will include benefit concerts for the Georgia Senate runoff elections. Wonder will perform in Atlanta on December 1 and Savannah on December 2. Proceeds from the concerts will benefit Fair Fight Action, a voting rights organization founded by Stacey Abrams.

Wonder, a 25-time Grammy Award winner, is known for his socially conscious music. He has long been an advocate for civil rights and social justice. In a statement, Wonder said that he is "deeply concerned" about the state of the country. He said that the upcoming election is "the most important of our lifetime." "These elections are critical to the future of our democracy," Wonder said.

Wonder's pre-Election Day tour is part of a larger effort to increase voter turnout. Fair Fight Action is working to ensure that all eligible voters can cast a ballot in the upcoming election. The organization is also working to combat voter suppression efforts.

Wonder's concerts are sure to be powerful and inspiring events. He is one of the most iconic musicians of all time, and his music has the power to move people. The concerts will be a great opportunity to come together and support a good cause.