Moby's Coachella Comeback: 100% Profits for Animal Rights

0:00It's April 17th. This is Entertainment and Celebrity News today, powered by AI, your front row to the latest buzz. I'm Cory with the story. Moby, the 90s king of techno, just rock Coachella after 13 years away from the fest. The porcelain hitmaker dropped a big announcement. He's donating 100% of profits from both his weekend sets to animal rights groups. Six-time Grammy nominee Richard Melville Hall is using his stage comeback to push the call as he's championed forever. He picked four standout ords on Instagram, Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine, the Humane League, Mercy for Animals, and Direct Action, everywhere. Moby says they do unique work in animal welfare, from research to activism for farm animals and beyond. It's all about letting every sentient being live free. Fans flooded his post with love, calling him a superhero, and one of the kindest humans out there. They praised his selfless move, thanking him nonstop for protecting vulnerable animals.

1:02The Vive shows how much his blend of music and advocacy resonates. This marks his return since a high energy DJ set in the Sahara Tent back in 2013. This time, he lit up the mahabi stage with classics like Natural Blues, joined by Gabriel Singer Jacob Lusk for when it's cold I'd like to die. Moby's clear music fuels his soul, but animal rights is his life's mission. This Coachella play sets the bar high for artists stepping up.