Moby Donates 100% of Coachella Profits to Animal Protection Organizations

Kimberly Johnson April 19, 2026

At one of the world’s biggest music festivals, Moby is redirecting his profits and the spotlight to animals! 

The iconic musician and songwriter recently announced that he will donate 100% of his profits from both weekends of the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival to four animal protection organizations, and Mercy For Animals is thrilled to be among the recipients.

Watch Moby’s announcement here:

https://www.instagram.com/p/DXNVmBYEi2w/

“Music is what I love, but working on animal rights is my life’s work. To that end, I’ll be giving 100% of my profits from my Coachella shows to Physicians’ Committee for Responsible Medicine, Mercy For Animals, The Humane League, and Direct Action Everywhere. My simple belief is that every sentient being is entitled to live their life according to their will.” – Moby

While widely recognized for his influence on electronic music, Moby has also spent decades speaking out for animals. He has supported advocacy efforts, helped fund campaigns, and promoted plant-based living. This latest commitment will turn festival earnings into direct support for change, while also raising awareness for the non-profit organizations. 

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