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Concert to celebrate diversity sees band The Lunatics aim to increase awareness of living with Tourette syndrome

April 11, 2018

'The Lunatics' will be joining music royalty this weekend.

A special concert celebrating diversity is set to take place in Auckland this weekend.

This year, Play It Strange's We Are One concert is raising awareness for Tourette syndrome.

The Lunatics - whom all of the members have Tourette syndrome will perform at the concert alongside the likes of Dave Dobbyn and Peter Urlich.

We Are One will be held at Auckland's Sacred Heart College on Saturday evening.


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