Tom Morello to play CMHR as part of new music exhibit
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Tom Morello is still raging against the machine.
On Feb. 2, the outspoken modern guitar legend of incendiary, era-defining rock band Rage Against the Machine will be in Winnipeg for a show at the Canadian Museum for Human Rights.
The unapologetically political guitarist and human rights defender will open the museum’s exhibition Beyond the Beat: Music of Resistance and Change, which showcases artists — past and present — who have used their talents to promote equality, justice and freedom.
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The interactive exhibit invites visitors inside groundbreaking moments where music played a pivotal role in social transformation and political change.
“Tom Morello and Rage Against the Machine have been instrumental in advancing human rights understanding and action,” Matthew Cutler, vice-president of research and exhibitions at the CMHR, says in a news release. “Having Tom join us to open the exhibition is a tribute to the hundreds of artists whose revolutionary music is celebrated in Beyond the Beat.”
The event is offered in partnership with the Winnipeg Folk Festival.
Tickets are $40 at humanrights.ca. Doors and exhibit open at 8 p.m. with the concert beginning at 9 p.m. at the Bonnie & John Buhler Hall. All tickets are general admission and seating is limited.
