Lorde Shows Her Support For The Victims Of The Christchurch Terror Attack

New-Zealand pop star Ella Marija Lani Yelich-O' Corner famously 'Lorde' shared her love and gratitude towards the victims of the Christchurch Terror attacks.

Lorde has shown her love and support for the victims of a recent Christchurch terror attack at the Newzealand's biggest 'You Are Us/Aroha Nui' musical concert. 

The biggest musical event of the year that started from today, April 17 is dedicated in the memory of the 50 souls that were encountered during the horrific slaughter at Al Noor Mosque, Riccarton, New Zealand.

The 28-years-old psychopathic shooter Brenton Harrison Tarrant is from Australia who was living illegally in New Zealand according to reports by stuff.

Tarrant, grew in the New South Wales town of Grafton, who was currently living in the southern city of Dunedin, 360km south of Christchurch.
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However, the psychopathic shooter is now charged with cases like murder, an 87 page of manifesto filled with anti-immigrant and anti-muslim ideas.

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Lorde, 22, dedicated and sang in the memory and honor of the 50 lives than passed away saying she has been 'moved' by seeing the incident at Christchurch last month.

Lorde performed a duet with Marlon Williams
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"To our Muslim community, to our brothers and sisters, you have been so strong and so resilient and so graceful, and we are with you. "This is our way of standing beside you."

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The concert is mainly themed to raise money from all its surplus incomes for the last month's Christchurch terror attacks which hailed successfully with wonderfully talented New Zealand artists like Six60, Stan Walker and Anika Moa.

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The Royals singer was announced as the special guest despite rumors that she wouldn't sing and be in the event. She not only attended the event but also paid soulful condolence through the words of music.

Sharing the love and gratitude towards the beloved souls at You Are Us/Aroha Nui' musical concert on Wednesday.
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Here are some of the audience's reaction from today's event 

Billboard previously included Lorde on their 2017 edition of 21 Under 21.