"Not my problem": Blondie singer speaks out on Anzac Day concert
<p>Debbie Harry has spoken out on the <a href="https://www.oversixty.com.au/travel/travel-trouble/anzac-day-is-not-for-sale-veterans-slam-anzac-day-rock-festival" target="_blank" rel="noopener">outrage</a> over the rock festival she's performing at on Anzac Day in Sydney. </p>
<p>Debbie, who is the lead singer of rock band <em>Blondie</em>, was set to headline Pandemonium 2024, alongside Alice Cooper, Placebo and Deep Purple. </p>
<p>The concert at Sydney's Domain has reportedly been cancelled following uproar by veteran groups, but event organiser Andrew McManus has told <em>Today</em> that he is in final talks to move the concert to Cathy Freeman Park. </p>
<p>There is still anger over the concert being held on Anzac Day, but Debbie has said that the drama doesn't really concern her. </p>
<p>"You know, it's not my problem, really," she told <em>Today</em> hosts Karl Stefanovic and Sarah Abo.</p>
<p>"It's my problem to do the show, but it's not really my problem to figure out where to put the show."</p>
<p>Debbie also revealed that she is still in love with performing, with a five-decade career that shows no sign of stopping. </p>
<p>"I love it, I love it, I think it's fantastic, the audiences are superb" she said.</p>
<p>"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."</p>
<p><em>Images: Today Show</em></p>
